INSHORE- Snook fishing was decent again this week in the Loxahatchee River, and some wind this weekend will likely keep it pretty good. A decent number of springtime mullet pushing through, and the snook are keyed in pretty good on them. Relatively warm weather has got the snook willing to eat the big baits, especially when presented to them along easy ambush points with a little current. A few jacks and the occasional tarpon mixed in with the snook. Sheepshead fishing has slowed a bit over the past few weeks; but did hear of a decent little handful being caught this week. The warmer weather has a few mangrove snapper showing up already as well.
SURF/PIER- Super calm conditions early in the week made for slower fishing, but as the wind picked up a bit so did the fishing. The Juno Beach Pier has had a few Spanish Mackerel around, with a white crappie jig being the main lure of choice. Warm weather has a few more snook than usual already hanging around the pier as well. A dead sardine fished patiently under the pier is the way to go for snook bites. It's boring and a waiting game...but man can it be effective! A decent scattering of bluefish around this week. Pompano also were scattered in fair numbers up and down the line. The spinner sharks have been around in decent numbers; but not locked in any one spot. Singer Island does seem to be holding the best number of sharks.
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