Offshore
This morning the High Hopes headed out offshore, and returned to the docks with some nice Yellowfin Tuna and several Mahi! The fishing offshore remains to be awesome! Be sure to get out offshore with the fleet while the Tuna bite is there! You can request a charter online by clicking here! One of our private boats came back with a release White Marlin flag flying! How exciting!
Inshore
Inshore fishing is on the slower side this morning.Now that we are starting to see some warmer days here we can hopefully expect to start seeing some more Red Drum as well as Cobia. With the weather being rainy and overcast it has made it difficult to be able to sight cast for the them. We did have a boat venture out this afternoon and fished around the tower. They got hooked up with some nice Spade fish, with some Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish in the mix.
Rudee Inlet
The Rudee Inlet bite appears to be a little slower here over these past few days. We have not seen to many Flounders or Bluefish caught. The bite has been predominantly Spot, Croaker, and Roundheads. The popular choices of bait remain to be live minnows, Bloodworms, and FishBites (“Bag O’Worms and E-Z Shrimp)