Its the winter time, and in the fishing world, that means its time to catch some sheepshead. The fish are staging, preparing for the srping spawn. These fish pull hard and taste great. They have a really light bite and will test every bit of your fishing skills. The bite will only get better as spring approaches.

The speckled trout have made their way into the bay and are here in large numbers. These fish can be caught in very calm water, so it makes for a great trip for those that get sea sick or dont like a long boat ride to the fish. We catch these fish on light tackle in shallow water using live bait. A great trip for beginners or seasoned anglers.

The bite will only get better as we grt closer to the spring time pattern! Sheepshead and resfish is whats on the memu!! Book your trip before its too late and get in on the great action!!

Its a common misconception that the best bite is early morning. Thats simply not true. These redfish bite best on the high tide, and this time of year, that typically occurs in the afternoons. As summer approaches, these tides will begin changing cycles and higher tides can be found mid mornings.

With the water temperatures warming up, the bite will continually get better. Speckled trout, redfish, sheepshead and Spanish Mackerel will begin entering the bays. These fish can be found any time of day and bite best during the moving tides.

With the summer time weather pattern setting in early this year, avoiding storms has proven more difficult than catching the fish. The speckled trout bite has been great, and not having to travel very far to get them. Most of these fish are caught in sight of the marina. The bite is really heating up, and days are booking fast, so get in on this action while they are here and hungry!