Category Archives: Fishing reports

I have been taking Capt. Scott Lum on his offers lately to hop aboard his 23ft Contender the “Outcast” and fish the waters out of Port Canaveral, FL. the past couple weeks. For those who do not know Scott Lum, … Continue reading →

Hit the Northern end of the Indian River Lagoon system with buddy Eddie and some brand new Temple Fork Outfitters rods to test out. An 8wt BVK designed by Lefty Kreh and a 7’6 GLoomis Signature series TFO Meduim Light … Continue reading →

While the mullet run is in full swing, I’ve been hitting the surf in search of Snook. Some Snook have been seen but not caught, instead, lots of Flounder have been caught in the last week. Me and my neighbor … Continue reading →

Ahh, gotta love the crisp morning air of the first signs of Fall after long days of blistering Summer heat! Following the weather is good fishing! I had Danny Francis aboard the Maverick this morning in search of the Big … Continue reading →

As the winds continue to blow, I’ve been keeping the skiff covered up and walking across the street to the beach in Cocoa Beach and casting lures in the surf during high tide. Today, my lure of choice was one … Continue reading →

Fished the Banana River this morning with Eddie Oliveras. Winds were supposed to be out of the west this morning but it was mainly hard out of the north until we were done with the trip, then it finally turned … Continue reading →

Went for an offshore trip today out of Port Canaveral. Seas were a little sporty for the 22′ Pathfinder but that didn’t keep us from running out over 20 miles East of Port Canaveral. Pogies are still south of the … Continue reading →

Here is a little mess around video filmed and edited by Etienne Gele. This was shot in 2 days and edited within a couple hours while having some cold ones. Enjoy!

Here I will post all of my fishing adventures whether it be on a charter, fishing with friends, or solo scouting missions. Please check back for the most up to date reports on the Mosquito Lagoon, Banana River, Indian River … Continue reading →