Inshore, snook are on the beach after glass minnows and fly rod anglers have been catching them on glass minnow fly imitations. Tarpon are also on the beach and feeding on the abundance of bait. Catch and release action for snook from the south jetty has been good lately in the A.M. Water temperature has been around 74 degrees and mangrove snapper and margates are still taking a shrimp around the areas bridges. Trout fishing is best in the early morning hours and are taking soft plastics and some topwater lures. Sand perch are also taking a piece of shrimp on a # 6 hook in the turning basin and around the area bridges.
To the angler who loves to fish the beaches, shores, jetties, bridges and piers of Florida.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
From White's Tackle - Ft Pierce
Inshore, snook are on the beach after glass minnows and fly rod anglers have been catching them on glass minnow fly imitations. Tarpon are also on the beach and feeding on the abundance of bait. Catch and release action for snook from the south jetty has been good lately in the A.M. Water temperature has been around 74 degrees and mangrove snapper and margates are still taking a shrimp around the areas bridges. Trout fishing is best in the early morning hours and are taking soft plastics and some topwater lures. Sand perch are also taking a piece of shrimp on a # 6 hook in the turning basin and around the area bridges.
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