INSHORE- Good inshore fishing this week. The finger mullet are showing up inshore, and the fish are close behind. Snook fishing has been really good this week, and should only continue to improve. Lots of snook in all the usual spots (Bridges, spillways, inlets, you name it...) so get out after them and fish to your strengths. Jacks and tarpon are also around in good numbers with the finger mullet. The finger mullet tend to be most active at night or during lowlight periods of the day. When the sun is up and the boat traffic is heavy they tend to push down deeper. Beat this problem by looking for canals and spots not on the beaten path (yes...it's getting harder and harder to find them I know!) SURF/PIER- The mullet run has kicked off, and the fishing has really fired up this week. Snook, tarpon, jacks, and a host of others are all taking advantage of the nearly endless food supply. Look for the mullet to move and be most active first thing in the morning and then again late in the afternoon. Fish live mullet on the edge of the school or weighted below for best luck. The Juno Beach Pier was good again this week; with a scattering of both Spanish and King Mackerel around. Starting to hear a few pompano reports a little up to the north...won't be long now on them!!!
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