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Many anglers experienced a slow bite much of the week. Yhere were exceptions, but overall, truthful anglers found fishing a bit slow.   One exception was fis

October is a refreshing month on the water. After a long hot summer, we will finally get relief with cooler days and a noticeable drop in humidity. This sets of

Other than a few fishing tournaments over the weekend, it’s been quiet on the water. With good weather, it’s a great time to take advantage of the lack of a

With the arrival of September, the end of summer is in sight as we gradually break away from hot, muggy days and transition to the cooler days of autumn. This

Anglers are having a fun time hooking into sharks across the inshore waters. Averaging 2-4 feet, they are a blast on light spinning tackle, especially for kids.

Over the past week unsettled weather often brought rain and thunderstorms anytime throughout the day. Not all days, but enough to disrupt fishing plans. Not all

Another week of calm seas was good for long offshore runs targeting American red snapper. Limits of red snapper were boxed from depths beginning around 160 feet

The 2023 recreational and commercial spiny lobster season starts Aug. 6 and runs through March 31, 2024. Learn more about bag limits, size limits, where you ca

The 2023 recreational and commercial spiny lobster season starts Aug. 6 and runs through March 31, 2024. Learn more about bag limits, size limits, where you ca

On the water around Southwest Florida in August means dealing with steamy hot weather and the possibility of daily thunderstorms. Fishing can be good for the mo