Light tackle fishing in florida with Captain John Follweiler and friends
The past several days the fishing in Mosquito Lagoon has been about as good as it gets. The month overall has been up and down with some fantastic sight fishing and some days when the fish were few and far between. The warm and calm weather as of late has certainly been to the angler's advantage as the fish have been happy and tailing. The dead calm days have made the fish easy to spot but they are also easily spooked by unnatural noises. I saw hundreds of fish spooked by squeaky shoes on…
ContinuePosted by Capt Chris M on January 27, 2012 at 11:33am
January 22, 2012
Inshore:
Here we are in the middle of winter and the weather is more like springtime this year. As the warm, mild conditions continue, the fishing has continued to be fantastic out on the water. A wide variety of fish are being caught both offshore and inshore by anglers. It's been a wonderful and productive month!
I had the pleasure of fishing Laine Pruitt for the Treasure Coast Casters tournament this week. Laine caught a lot of fish this trip. He…
ContinuePosted by Captain Charlie Conner on January 22, 2012 at 7:38pm
Welcome to the Nature Coast home of phenomenal fishing and wonderful January weather. That’s right! January is spoiling us during this early start of the New Year with weather that normally is synonymous with late March and early April. How can you beat high 70’s, NO Humidity, and World Class Fishing? …
Posted by Capt. Kyle Messier on January 18, 2012 at 6:09pm
After two days of windy, rough, unusually cold weather, thanks to a strong cold-front, I finally got back out fishing on Wednesday morning, 1-4-12. It was still a chilly 35 degrees first thing that morning, and seas were residually rough offshore, so Andy Oliver and Pat O’Neil opted to leave later in the morning and to fish the bay, rather than the gulf. We fished Estero Bay, down toward Wiggins Pass, using live shrimp. The guys caught a 17-inch black drum and a 14 1/2-inch sheepshead, both…
ContinuePosted by Captain Dave Hanson on January 16, 2012 at 10:32am
January 8, 2012
Inshore:
January has been very mild so far. The first cold front of the year cooled things off a little, but not enough to stop the fish from biting. The river has been alive with good reports of catches lately. We have had lots of fun out on the water so far this month!
The mackerel bite was hot most of the week around the turning basin in Fort Pierce. We had several days of 40 plus good size mackerel using just about anything shiny on the high tides.…
ContinuePosted by Captain Charlie Conner on January 8, 2012 at 6:32pm
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