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Offshore-  Well, not many reports because the ocean has been so blown-out for weeks.  Winter is the time of year for those Groupers if you can make it out. Get them before the season closes on Jan. 1st – April 30th. Well everything else is just closed! lol, sad but true!

Inshore-  Its Flounder time in the Sebastian Inlet and there has been some really nice fish being caught this past month. Finger Mullet are the best bait for that doormat.  With Trout season closed and water temperatures dropping look for Pompano to start showing up on the flats and in the surf. Snook season closes Dec. 15th. so remember to release with care.

The weather was perfect. The winds a light west in the morning. They picked up though in the afternoon. I had finger mullet and mud minnows ready to go when Bud and his family arrived in the morning.  The tide was incoming and we set anchor on the north side. Some people have all the luck! So, I am tying up the second rig and Bud tosses a bait out and just like that fish on! It is a 7.5 lb. Flounder. Ten minutes later and Lee hooks up and lands a 6 lb. Flounder. The next hour was like that one nice fish after the other. The tide switched and the bite was done. Hopefully that was enough fresh fish for the family pre-thanksgiving dinner.

We went and netted some pinfish and tried fishing the tip for Snook or Reds but no luck.  We decided to call it a day around 12 p.m. That was a fun morning of fishing when the bite was on. Thanks Bud for the support and bringing the family fishing. Happy Holidays!

The Sebastian Inlet tide is incoming  for the first few hours of dark. Bait(pinfish) have been moving through the inlet by the loads. One good cast net throw and your in it to win it!  With it getting dark early that has been a bonus.  We fished the south tip on the incoming and Gary was hooking up on every drift. The bite was on! First fish on was a biggie, that fish had its day with Gary. Most likely a big Redfish.

First Snook caught was a 33″ . The next one made the slot though at 31″.  Gary caught a 6lb Spotted Sea Trout on the drift as well. That don’t happen a lot. It was a great second trip of Snook season for Gary!  Thanks again Gary, I appreciate your support and enjoy fishing with you.  Next time we will get that monster Red!  Happy Holidays to your family!