The inshore fishing has been outstanding. With temperatures reaching near 86 and water temps in the mid 70's, snook and redfish are beginning to feed heavily in preparation for spawning. Fish have been ranging from 4-14lbs with nonstop action all day long.

The inshore fishing has been outstanding. With temperatures reaching near 86 and water temps in the mid 70's, snook and redfish are beginning to feed heavily in preparation for spawning. Fish have been ranging from 4-14lbs with nonstop action all day long.

The inshore fishing has been outstanding. With temperatures reaching near 86 and water temps in the mid 70's, snook and redfish are beginning to feed heavily in preparation for spawning. Fish have been ranging from 4-14lbs with nonstop action all day long.

Summer time is an excellent time to catch big female snook as they migrate to the beaches and passes to spawn. The fishing has been outstanding on both incoming and outgoing tides. These snook can exceed 20lbs and are some of the hardest fighting fish in the Gulf. The snook in the above pictures weighted in at 25lbs and 22lbs.

This time of the year provides some of the best nearshore fishing anyone could want. Tripletail, snapper, grouper and many other species get hungry as the weather cools off. All these species make for excellent dinner or just some fun catch and release fishing.

The weather is cooling down but the fishing is hot. The redfish have been biting great in the morning, either under the bushes or tailing on low water. The late morning through the afternoon has been a prime time to target trout and snook. The snook have begun there migrate back to warmer waters and are easy targets near river mouths and creek openings. Trout bite has been steady all day, with fish averaging 2-4lbs.