March fishing has been surprisingly consistent despite the early fish kill that the cold temps of early January brought. We have been seeing a great number of sheepshead, and regularly catching redfish and black drum. The sea trout have also been making themselves known in the most recent trips...a big relief to many of us. The spring warm up is arriving later than normal but the bite should pickup even better as the cool weather that has been lingering around slowly fades.

This is a fantastic time to take the youngsters fishing. The creeks are loaded down with fish ranging from 1 to 12lbs and the bigger redfish are consistently active as well.

The creek bite is really good with plenty of double digit fish days. Trout, redfish, black drum, sheepshead, and flounder are all being caught.

The late September bite is cranked up as we head into october. Presently the redfish, sheepshead, black drum, trout, and flounder are really active on live bait. The big bull reds are also moving on through along with the sharks for anyone looking to really stretch their arms. We should see some of the best inshore fishing of the year for the next 2 months. This really is a great time to go fishing.