Tag Archives: Cocoa Beach
May Mosquito Lagoon/Indian River/Banana River Fishing
You can definitely expect some good fishing for May in all 3 Lagoons. Finger mullet and glass minnows are now loaded up on the flats and firing up the fish that feed on them, which means good topwater action! Redfish, … Continue reading
March News and Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report
The month of February has been a busy month for me, not just with charters but with the Miami Boat Show followed by the Salty Fly Tournament in Ruskin, FL. over on the west coast. I’ll begin with the fishing … Continue reading
Schools in session
Now is the time to target schools of fish in all three lagoons, Mosquito, Indian, and Banana. With lower water levels, the fish will leave the shallow backwaters and all be concentrated around flats with deeper water nearby. Redfish, Black … Continue reading
Happy New Year 2013 Mosquito Lagoon
Happy New Year everyone! I guess the world did not end in December 2012, which means we are stuck on this beautiful Earth to enjoy more memorable days of fishing….DARN! Fishing in the Mosquito Lagoon/Indian River has been hit or … Continue reading
The Making of a Cover Shot
This is a video edited by Sergio Diaz from NY. Sergio is a regular client, this day was the first time that he has booked a trip with me back in April of 2011. Little did we know that this … Continue reading
Mosquito Lagoon Oct./Nov. 2012
The first cold front has made it through Florida giving us some beautiful weather for the months of October and November so far. That means blue bird skies and cool, crystal clear water in the Mosquito Lagoon which are the … Continue reading
Tails of the Mosquito Lagoon
The reason why I focus most of my trips in the Mosquito Lagoon is because the fishing is never the same. There are so many little nooks, crannies, and creeks to discover that every trip for me is a new … Continue reading
Hot Summer Action!
Wow is it hot out there…the fishing that is. After Tropical Storm Debbie back in June, the water clarity in the lagoon systems have gotten really dirty and really high, which made sight fishing tough for most anglers. The spots … Continue reading
July Fishing Report 2012
July is one of the hottest months to get out and go fishing. The weather pattern will be more predictable with mornings usually being slick calm, which means topwater fishing! The topwater bite this time of year is outstanding! There’s … Continue reading
June 2012 Fishing Report
The fishing in June has slowed down a bit since the last couple months, but not a whole lot. Mosquito Lagoon, North Indian River, and Banana River still has a good Sea Trout bite with Redfish dominating in the N. … Continue reading
