LOOKING AROUND

Pompano have been along the beaches almost everywhere it's just a case of being at the right place at the right time. From Hobie Sound to Lake Worth, I'm getting reports of fish being caught ........ You just have to go out and hit a few spots to catch fish, if they aren't bitting in one spot move down the beach to another.  Pompano fishermen never take a chair to the beach they know pomps move always looking for food..... There has been Mackerel around, they are following the small bait schools that are showing up. The bridges at night are holding snook, look for the bridges that have lights that cause a nice shadow line ---""""NOTE Lantana Bridge Is Closed for a while""" ------ Boynton Jetty south side has been good, check out the new pier at Snook Island, it should be a snook hot spot but it may close at 12 midnight??  Reports of pompano, spanish mackerel, bluefish, whiting and croacker at Juno Pier with a few snook and cobia on the side.