INSHORE - Not much of a change over this past week other than a few tripletail on the channel markers to the south of the South Bridge. Try using a live shrimp and a trol-rite jig. The trout fishing has stayed about the same with most of the bigger fish being caught on a live pigfish. A live shrimp fished under a popping cork and soft plastic baits will also work. Just remember that the best bite has been from first light until about 8am and then again from about 6:30pm until dark. I am still getting a few reports about the redfish bite around the docks along both North and South Indian River Drive. Try a live shrimp if you can find a good sized one or a gold spoon. The snapper action has been a hit or miss thing along the channel edges. It is just a matter of catching the tide just right. A small live shrimp will work just fine for the snapper. The catch and release snook action has been good in the Ft. Pierce Inlet when fishing a live bait on the bottom. The bite has been the best on the out going tide.
To the angler who loves to fish the beaches, shores, jetties, bridges and piers of Florida.
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