What's Biting Now
Florida Sportsman Member: asleepatthereel I love how you can tell right off the bat whether it’s a snook…awesome day and great memory!
Florida Sportsman member: ChadJ55 Once we got the lines in, a few flying fish made an appearance and had the newbies in absolute awe that fish could indeed actually fly.
Florida Sportsman Member: action88 Well, May has been busy, I think everyone in Islamorada has been fishing hard and the fishing has been good.
Florida Sportsman Member: angler18 Headed out with my buddy Bill in his boat today to look for some fish for a few hours.
Florida Sportsman Member: binder077 Headed over to the shoreline with downed tree stumps at Big Carlos Pass expecting to catch some snook.
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Florida Sportsman member: CaptBill After 10 minutes the school could be seen and we boated several schoolies on pitch bait and lures.
Florida Sportsman Member: troutman57 We moved around points with good flow and deep water near by and picked away finding a great late afternoon redfish bite.
Florida Sportsman member: Trophy-Trips Snook bite has been solid day or night, and talk about quality fish this year. Bull reds hit or miss, tide and moon dependant.
Florida Sportsman member: SnookMagnet Headed offshore from Marco with JoeSnook on Saturday looking for a limit of red groupers and we were not disappointed.
Florida Sportsman member: snookcook As evening turned into dark, I hit up one of my night spots. Toss up a live shrimp and bam! We are on!
Florida Sportsman Member: reel cowboy Most of these fish were caught out of Fenholloway but long runs between points, bars and creeks.
Florida Sportsman member: benchmark Had 10 fish in the first 1 hour of fishing and ended up with 25 for the day.
Florida Sportsman member: CatHunter A 33.5 lb Flathead won the first place prize for largest fish, and 177 lbs took the 1st place for most poundage.
Florida Sportsman member: Bigchocolatelab At this point I’m thinking lets ride but my buddy states, “Hey man you need to match the hatch”.
It was a bit slow at first but then it picked up and we caught yelloweye snappers, queen snapper, a mystic grouper, big amberjacks that were released and sharks too.
Florida Sportsman member: Capt. Gregg McKee I was casting an 8wt fly rod and a 3/0 deer hair slider since I thought spinning tackle would make too much noise.
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