Captain Jeremy Alvarez fishing report 3/11/25

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Fishing Report for week of 3/11/25

Inshore waters have still been chilly, hanging in the upper 50's to 60 degrees depending on the time of day and your location. Waiting for the sheepshead to fire up again. The bite has been pretty tough along the jetties. Although it should be "ON" as the water temps bump up a bit with your best chances to catch a double digit fish in the next month or so. The big drum are starting to show up, half or quarter blue crab being the best bait, fishing on the edge of the channel. Thank goodness for the yellow mouth trout as they have been biting throughout this winter when the temps dropped into the low 50's. They will take a variety of baits, live and artificial as well as pieces of shrimp and cut strips. If the Ocean is nice there have been nice Black Sea Bass in the 10-20 mile range. When you find them they are aggressive and will eat squid, cut bait and jigs. Remember when reef fishing to use circle hooks, have a de hooker and also a descending device on board and ready to deploy. With the wind forecast for this weekend coming, now is a great time to check your safety gear, fire extinguisher, and dates on flares. Also if you are looking to book with a Captain find their info online and stay away from the big online booking agencies! They are sending our local dollars away to large corporations, some of them based out of the USA!! Stay safe out there!

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Captain Kirk Waltz fishing report 4/21/2025

Captain Kirk Waltz 9046261128 www.enterprisefishingcharters.com Mayport/ Jacksonville The warm weather this week definitely helped with the temperature of the water but, continued cool nights have only allowed it to warm slightly. The huge moon phase we just went through has hampered the bite somewhat. Decent numbers of fish are around but, it’s required work and lots of patience. Fiddlers, shrimp and cut crab have been effective but bite is still slow. Try using float rigs on high water around the rocks for trout, reds, and even some small tarpon with the peanut pogies that are available or a live shrimp. The Spanish have been hit and miss but that should improve. The nearshore offshore bottom bite has been very good for snapper, seabass and bluefish but it’s strictly catch and release.

Captain Buzz Brannon Fishing report 4/21/2025

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Captain Tommy Derringer 4/21/2025 fishing report

Captain Tommy Derringer www.inshoreadventures.net 9043773734 Things are warming back up this week… The wind has switched back around out of the south and we’re getting a taste of the early parts of summer this week. The fishing last week and over the weekend was fantastic for me in the south end of Saint Augustine. We were chasing large schools of redfish up very shallow. I was fishing out of my Maverick skiff and that was a good thing because we got up super skinny to find some big redfish laid up. We were mostly tossing some of the new Gulp products at those skinny water redfish. The new nemesis prawn is an absolute fish slayer. As this week goes on the tide is going to be ideal to get out early and toss a top water plug. My favorites for this time of year are definitely the Berkeley J-Walker 120 and the 100. I prefer the 120 when the tide is up a little higher and if it’s a little shallow I’ll switch to the smaller 100 size. If you can find mudminnows that seems to be the live ...

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