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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Post Number: 28
Registered: 11-2009
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, November 06, 2011 - 5:51 am: | |
The chilly water fishing pattern is starting here this November on Mosquito Lagoon, the water temperatures are dropping, water clarity is improving and getting clear again. Had a great charter this morning with Harold and Dan from Jupiter, Florida, here is Harold with a nice 25” Redfish.
And Dan with another nice Red.
They caught 19 Reds total, with about half of them being slot sized fish and half were smaller “runt” Reds, lots of fun catching going on. Here is Lisa with a nice 4 pound Black Drum caught on one of my Backcountry mixed bag trips recently, and some other photos of recent clients with Redfish.
We know winter is approaching when the White Pelicans return to Mosquito Lagoon from there summer home in the northern Rocky Mountains.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon Florida. I offer either flats fishing mainly targeting Reds, which can be a little more challenging type of fishing, as we hunt for the fish on the grass flats of the lagoon waters. With winter approaching next month the patterns are changing with cleaner water and more sight fishing opportunities. The Redfish are beginning to school as the waters chill, which is a fishing pattern that flats fishermen look forward to each winter. This is also a good time of year for my mixed bag trips which is a fun easy type of fishing, in the Indian River Backcountry at the north end of the Mosquito Lagoon, this type of fishing is for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, & other saltwater fish. On the average Backcountry trip we catch over 10 different species of fish. You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish. As we are out catching fun saltwater fish we will be seeing lots of wildlife up close and personal near the boat with Dolphins and many different bird species on just about every trip.
We will pick the best choice of which type trip will be the best for “catching” on your day out with me depending on your preferences for a fun day.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters. Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Guide. Also Eco-Tours, Sightseeing, Bird Watching, Photography Trips.
CALL ME ANYTIME AT 386-689-3781
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Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Post Number: 24
Registered: 11-2009
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 - 5:32 am: | |
Catching has been great the last few weeks here on Mosquito Lagoon, I have had many fun Redfish and Trout trips on the flats with up to 8 to 10 Reds on some trips along with many Speckled Trout on some trips also. We are targeting the Reds mainly with fresh cut mullet baits which can make for an easier style of fishing for anglers with less flats fishing experience. When available we may try live Pigfish for the Trout off the edges of the flats. My Backcountry mixed bag trips have had nice summer action with lots of fish and fast action, although a smaller average size of fish, what makes this style of fishing so fun is the constant bites from many species of saltwater fish. Here are a few pictures of clients with fish from the last couple weeks trips. Some nice Redfish from the flats. From the Backcountry a nice Black Drum and Trout.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon for flats fishing, we will target Redfish and Seatrout.This type of sight fishing can be challenging and very rewarding when you hook up with a drag pulling Redfish or Trout. Good for experienced anglers or the less experienced anglers looking for a new fishing challenge. Summer fishing on the grass flats by sight fishing in 1 to 2 feet of water, as I pole the boat over the clear shallow waters hunting for fish, by late morning we usually have a great cooling easterly sea breeze which feels great on a summer day. As we are out catching fun saltwater fish we will be seeing lots of wildlife up close and personal near the boat with Dolphins and Manatees on just about every trip.
If you are looking for a more laid back trip, summer is a great time to try one of my Indian River Backcountry trips in the north end of the Lagoon, this is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, & other saltwater fish. On the average Backcountry trip we catch over 10 different species of fish. You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
. We will pick the best choice of which type trip will be the best for “catching” on your day out with me depending on your preferences for a fun day.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Post Number: 22
Registered: 11-2009
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, May 01, 2011 - 8:58 am: | |
April has had a great steady bite and super weather with Seatrout continuing to be my main attraction. However with summer coming soon we will be hunting Redfish again on Mosquito Lagoon. The Reds will begin to spread out in small schools and single fish again as the water warms, fishing with live and fresh cut baitfish will become the main technique for Reds. The flats of Mosquito Lagoon will be alive with large schools of mullet which attract the attention of Reds and Trout as the grazing baitfish flush shrimp and baby crabs out of the grassy bottom making for easy meals for the game fish. Backcountry mixed bag fishing also remains good through the summer for a more easy going style of fishing catching lots of different types of saltwater fish. Here are a couple of pictures of clients from recent charter trips, Lorin with a great Seatrout and Dr Ray and Jeff with a double on hard fighting Jack Crevalle.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon, summer is coming soon with its beautiful calm mornings and the surface of the inshore saltwater lagoon is alive with marine life. By late morning we usually have a great cooling easterly sea breeze which feels great on a summer day. As we are out hunting for fun saltwater fish we will be seeing lots of wildlife up close and personal near the boat with Dolphins and Manatees on just about every trip. If you are looking for a little challenge, we will go for Redfish and Seatrout on the grass flats by sight fishing in 1 to 2 feet of water, as I pole my boat over the clear shallow waters, we will hunt for Mosquito Lagoon Redfish. If you are looking for a more laid back trip, summer is a great time to try one of my Indian River Backcountry trips in the north end of the Lagoon, this is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, & other saltwater fish. On the average summer Backcountry trip we catch 10 to 15 or more different species of fish. You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
. We will pick the best choice of which type trip will be the best for “catching” on your day out with me depending on your preferences for a fun day.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA.
Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Post Number: 19
Registered: 11-2009
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Monday, February 07, 2011 - 5:49 am: | |
We have had some beautiful calm mornings this early February 2011 allowing for some great Redfish sight fishing on the schooling Reds here on Mosquito Lagoon. On the days with more breeze in the air I have been taking clients into the protected backwaters for good Seatrout fishing, on these trips we have also been catching good numbers of smaller size Reds and a few nice flounder. On one recent Redfish trip my regular client Fernando from Miami had an exceptional morning, he caught approx. 25 Redfish with 5 of them over the slot limit maximum of 27”. We had the good fortune to fish on 2 different very cooperative schools through the morning, in the late morning with the sun up in the sky allowed us the see the great school of Reds right next to the boat in the water like a big aquarium. A sight we won’t soon forget. Yesterday on another trip we had a windy morning, so I chose the protected waters, my 2 clients caught a total of over 50 Trout, smaller Reds, a few keeper Flounder in the mix. Here is a sunrise picture of Fernando with on of his big Reds, and a picture of me with a Fly caught Redfish while on a fun day trip with one of my guide friends.
As Florida spring time arrives and the water begins to warm up a little, we will also start to do backcountry mixed bag fishing trips again for Seatrout, and Redfish, but also catching Bluefish, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Jacks, Ladyfish, and more species. You never know what type of saltwater fish you will pull up. This style of fishing on the mixed bag trips is mainly drift fishing and bottom fishing while free lining live shrimp and Gulp shrimp on light tackle which make for lots of rod bending fun. Good for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Michael Bales (Captmikebales)
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Post Number: 13
Registered: 11-2009
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 - 5:41 am: | |
The fishing on Mosquito Lagoon & Indian river has been nothing short of amazing these past few weeks! Schools of Redfish in large numbers are roaming the shallow water bays and backcountry mangrove shorelines searching for food during the warmer periods of the day. they have aggressively been feeding on shrimp, mullet, gulps and well placed fly patterns that imitate the same. We have certainly had an erratic weather patter for this time of year, but the forecast is for clear skies and mild weather for the next coming few days.
For fly patterns , I have been using small merkin type crabs in olive or black. purple Worm sliders are also working well for those sometimes finicky black drum.. When targeting these fish, I prefer low light or overcast conditions. The redfish and black drum have been schooled up in some massive numbers as well this week. I had a chance to fish a charter with no boats around and probably 500 fish tailing around the boat. This school was a mix of both red and black drum. It still gets the heart rate up to see such a site in the early morning!!
Taylor and Madison from Utah caught their first ever redfish and then some!! They had a great time boating double digit redfish each on a half day trip!!
The trout bite continues to do well fishing the back creeks in the New Smyrna beach backcountry ion areas with 4-6 feet of water. Look for the trout to be bunched up along oyster bar edges and sand sloughs with some current. Catches of 30-50 trout are not uncommon this time of year. Water temperature is the key here, pay attention to the time of day, the tide (however small) ,and water temperature for greater success while trout fishing in the Mosquito Lagoon backcountry.
With the next few days of mild weather the bite should remain consistent. I hope to see you on the water soon or call us to book your Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Guide trip.
Captain Michael Bales 352-255-8175
http://www.hotfishcharters.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, January 29, 2011 - 5:15 am: | |
The Seatrout fishing has been great this January 2011 on Mosquito Lagoon. We have been targeting the deeper holes and sloughs with Gulp shrimp jigs and live shrimp fished right on the bottom in the cold 50’ F water conditions. On most trips the last couple weeks the fish count has been from 40 to 75 fish, mostly Trout, also a good numbers of fun small size baby Redfish, with a few Flounder and Black Drum thrown in the mix. Most trips have had several or more keeper Trout with many smaller trout also in the count. Lots of fun fishing on light spin tackle and mostly artificial lure fishing. On the low wind days we are also targeting the shallow flats Redfish schools, a fun but challenging sight fishing tactic for better size Redfish.
Here is a picture of a client with the winter Seatrout we have been catching this month.
As Florida spring time arrives and the water begins to warm up a little, we will also start to do backcountry mixed bag fishing trips again for Seatrout, and Redfish, but also catching Bluefish, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Jacks, Ladyfish, and more species. You never know what type of saltwater fish you will pull up. This style of fishing on the mixed bag trips is mainly drift fishing and bottom fishing while free lining live shrimp and Gulp shrimp on light tackle which make for lots of rod bending fun. Good for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Michael Bales (Captmikebales)
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Post Number: 12
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, January 06, 2011 - 10:07 am: | |
Happy New Year!! Is it 2011 already? Time sure does fly.
The new year's fishing on the lagoon has been nothing short of fantastic. Record catches of trout and redfish have been the norm over the last few weeks of charters. Huge schools of redfish are in the Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River, large schools of trout & black drum have also been spotted all month long. The cooler weather in late December made for some interesting and exciting days on the water. However all in all the bite has been exceptional.
The trout were eating as well. Look for them in the sand sloughs or near soft muddy bottom during periods of cold weather. If you locate one trout, there are surely MANY in the area. Try throwing gulps or DOA plastics for these holed-up fish. During cooler periods, I have schools of several hundred trout! Many in the 17-20” range.
Water levels have been extremely low allowing for some great sight-fishing conditions when the sun is up. Fly fishing should continue to be good using small offerings such as worm flies or crab type patterns. Warm winter afternoons with light breezes can make for exceptional tailing conditions on the flyrod.
Charters these past few weeks Included Martin and His Brother Christian, Ninh from Virginia, Mark & Paul. Also a special new year’s day fishing trip with my son Alec. He is my favorite fishing partner!! Have a great week and I hope to see you on the water soon!
Call Capt Mike Bales at 352-255-8175 or visit us on the web to schedule your Mosquito Lagoon fishing trip at http://www.hotfishcharters.com |
Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, December 26, 2010 - 11:08 am: | |
December 2010 has brought early winter conditions to East Central Florida with several below freezing nights and very cold water temperatures before the first day of winter. I am pictured with a frosty morning Redfish taken on a scouting trip right after the cold spell began. After the Reds and Trout got used to the cold water temps down in the high 40’s and low 50’s on the cold mornings, our early winter pattern of schooled up fish in the sand sloughs and pockets began to be the go to fishing style. On the beautiful sunny post cold front days we are also finding larger sized Redfish schooled up on the shallow flats looking for some warmer water in the sunshine. Lately I have had several charter trips with catches of 50 to 100 plus fish, mixed Redfish, Trout, and a few Flounder mainly from the sand sloughs. Most of the Reds have been “fun to catch on light tackle”, smaller fish around 15” to 20”, but many of the Trout have been quality fish up to 17” to 20”, with lots of smaller sized mixed in also. These numbers of fish are exceptional for fun catch and release fishing, but the Seatrout season will reopen after New Years Day so we can start to keep some for dinner again. The trip catch numbers of fish will begin to be lower at some point through the winter as the big totals as of late are the exception not the rule. But fun fishing will continue here on Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River. The other picture is client Steve from Connecticut with a beautiful 14 spot Redfish.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon for flats fishing, we will target Redfish and Seatrout. This type of sight fishing can be challenging and very rewarding when you hook up with a drag pulling Redfish,or Trout. Good for experienced anglers or the less experienced anglers looking for a new fishing challenge. Or you could try one of my Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, on WINTER mixed bag fishing trips we catch mainly Seatrout, Redfish, Bluefish, Sheepshead, & Black Drum, the style of fishing on the mixed trips is mainly drift fishing and bottom fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle which make for lots of rod bending. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish. Lots more different species of fish return to our area in the springtime.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Michael Bales (Captmikebales)
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Votes: 1 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, November 28, 2010 - 9:07 am: | |
I hope everybody had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday and didn’t put on too many pounds!! I know that I personally ate WAY too much food! I’ll need to put a few extra miles on the mountain bike in the coming days...before the Christmas food starts showing up!!
The Mosquito Lagoon fishing has continued to be excellent these past few weeks. The redfish & black drum have been feeding and tailing consistently throughout the day making for some great sight fishing this past week. The water levels have been fluctuating quite a bit with these recent winds but if you get some decent weather, you will surely be able to get on fish!
The trout bite remains decent also when you locate fish, on a recent trip last week we caught (and safely released) 25 trout over a 200 yard section of sand holes along a leeward edge of shoreline. Every fish was caught on a 3” GULP molting shrimp. The redfish have also been easily fooled with the GULP this week. A frisky live shrimp or mullet should do the trick also for the light tackle inshore angler targeting Mosquito Lagoon redfish.
The fly fishing remains good if you are “ON” fish, many reds have been caught over the past few weeks on the tinsel toad, fuzzy crab merkins and the Kwan! The real trick to catching redfish in this system on fly rod is to “commit” to using the long rod! It is easy to switch off to light-tackle when conditions change or fish aren’t present. If you are targeting reds on fly and search an area with little or no success for an hour or so, pick up and try another location, always keep moving looking for higher CONCENTRATIONS of fish in a particular area, this will improve yours odds greatly.
Fishing Charters this week included Larry, Tom & david, Clay & Gina and my good friend Steve O. We had a great time on the lagoon catching redfish, black drum and trout these past few trips and I look forward to fishing with them again in the future.
Call Captain Mike Bales at 352-255-8175 to book your Mosquito Lagoon fishing charter!
Or, visit us on the web at http://www.hotfishcharters.com or on Facebook Hotfish Charters Mosquito Lagoon FIshing-Guide. I hope to see you on the water soon. Remember if you get a chance, take a kid fishing, they are our future! |
Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, November 07, 2010 - 6:32 pm: | |
The weather has been perfect so far this October 2010, we have had some more great fun fishing trips the last couple of weeks. On one of those trips with my regular client and old friend Lorin from Deland, Florida along with brother Mark and friends Chuck and Charlie, we caught a total of 11 Redfish up to 26” and about 10 Seatrout with most of them in the slot which is 15” to 20”. Pictured is young Charlie with his first Redfish. On one of my Indian River mixed bag trips this week Rick and his son Ethan caught no less than 50 small Seatrout and Ladyfish on fun light spin tackle. The other picture of Ethan and one of the Trout.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon for flats fishing, we will target Redfish and Seatrout. This type of sight fishing can be challenging and very rewarding when you hook up with a drag pulling Redfish,or Trout. Good for experienced anglers or the less experienced anglers looking for a new fishing challenge. Or you could try one of my Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, Bluefish, Snapper, & many more saltwater fish. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish.You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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I have had a very busy summer of inshore saltwater fishing trips here on the Mosquito Lagoon flats and in the Backcountry at Edgewater and New Smyrna Beach, Florida. On the grass flats the Redfishing has been very steady with the summer pattern of fishing the mullet schools early and sight casting the sand holes later in the morning. Also some nice size Seatrout coming aboard. Backcountry trips have had steady action with some keeper Seatrout, Black Drum, and Mangrove Snapper. The Jack Crevalle and Ladyfish are always there to provide exciting strikes and fish fights from these fun catch and release game fish. We even had a few exciting moments from Tarpon strikes and jumps which were a little to much for our light Trout tackle to handle for long. Here are a couple of pictures from recent trips. My nephew Christopher Frost with his first ever Redfish and client Mike with a nice Black Drum caught on one of my Backcountry mixed bag trips.
Come fish with me on beautiful Mosquito Lagoon for flats fishing, we will target Redfish and Seatrout.This type of sight fishing can be challenging and very rewarding when you hook up with a drag pulling Redfish or Trout. Good for experienced anglers or the less experienced anglers looking for a new fishing challenge.
Or you could try one of my Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, Bluefish, Snapper, & many more saltwater fish. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish.You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
MY BOAT COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES 1 TO 4 ANGLERS
Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO, FLORIDA. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Thursday, April 15, 2010 - 5:20 am: | |
Springtime fishing here in Edgewater and MOSQUITO LAGOON, Florida has been great. On my backcountry mixed bag trips we have been catching Seatrout, Black Drum, Redfish, Sheepshead, Bluefish, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, and more. You never know what will bite with this type of fishing, mainly drift fishing while free lining live shrimp on light tackle make for lots of rod bending and drag pulling. Fun for experienced anglers and an easy way for less experienced anglers to be successful at catching lots of fish.
REDFISH and Seatrout fishing on the flats of Mosquito Lagoon has also been lots of fun with many great Reds and Trout being caught. This type of sight fishing is more challenging and very rewarding when you hook up with a drag pulling Red. As summer arrives, Redfish and Seatrout fishing will only get better as the fun summer pattern of MOSQUITO LAGOON fishing returns. Pictured below : Capt Mike Bales and myself with a pair of twin Reds and client Chris with a great 30” Redfish.
My boat accommodates from 1 to 4 anglers. Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME – FAIR PRICES
Capt. Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide, Inc.
386-689-3781
email> EdgewaterRiverGuide@cfl.rr.com
website> http://www.EdgewaterRiverGuide.com
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Michael Bales (Captmikebales)
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Sunday, April 11, 2010 - 10:58 am: | |
The fishing on the Mosquito Lagoon these past few weeks has been nothing short of fantastic!! What more can I say? A sight-fishing paradise with schools of huge tailing redfish and large schools of the elusive black drum sharing the same flat. All have been happily eating a well placed fly or lure. The last few trips have been spent stalking tailing fish with light tackle spinning gear and fly rods. The big key to success has been a Stealthy, Patient & quiet approach with an accurate presentation. Casting accuracy remains paramount in these scenarios. An errant or off-target cast may result in a blown school of tailing fish. This will make the rapid heart rate of anticipation drop to a low murmur...Fish have been caught using a variety of offerings to include Live Shrimp, DOA shrimp, Gulp crabs, live blue crabs and of course the fly!
The fly rod can be the weapon of choice on these pods of tailing redfish using small offerings and accurate presentations. For the fly-fisherman, try using Kwans, Crabs, and Merkins for tailing redfish or black drum. A well placed dupree spoon should also do the trick for roving pods of big redfish. A sea-ducer or Deep Clouser pattern should work well probing the depths and sand holes for trout.
The trout bite has been heating up also and the warmer days have them feeding heavily on Live shrimp & Gulp in 3-5 feet of water. If you locate one trout, generally there are more around this time of year. As the water temperatures keep climbing, the trout bite will continue to improve. Several Nice trout have been caught this week using topwater plugs like the Saltwater chug bug or a skitter pop early in the pre-sunrise hour. Please remember to practice catch and release on these fish when possible. Handle trout gently and release them quickly back in to the water for another angler’s future enjoyment.
Larry & Brian from Colorado, Joe & Nick from Lakeland, Patrick & Brad from Jacksonville as well as Don and his family from South Florida all fished this past few weeks and did well for reds, black drum and trout. All were a pleasure tho fish with and I look forward to seeing them again out on the water in the future. Some of their photos are include with this report, I hope you enjoy them.
Call Captain Mike Bales at 352-255-8175 to book your Mosquito Lagoon fishing charter! Or, visit us on the web at http://www.hotfishcharters.com |
Capt. Chris Myers (Fishcamp)
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Both the weather and the fishing have been spectacular the past two weeks. The redfish continue to tail aggressively throughout the day and have been our main target. Fishing has been about as good as it gets and it has been a sight fisherman's paradise. Some areas are holding schools of up to several hundred fish while other locations have singles and small groups. The best part has been that nearly all the fish have been feeding when we find them. They are still targeting small crabs and shrimp. You can often see the shrimp skipping across the surface as they try to escape.
I have been on the water nearly every day for the past two weeks with clients using both fly and spinning tackle. While there have been an abundance of fish, the catching success has varied. For the fly anglers, they key to success is getting the fly to the fish quickly. Too many false casts, and the fish will spook before your fly hits the water. For the spin tackle anglers wanting to sight fish, casting accuracy will determine how many you will catch.
Last Friday, Kevin has shots at dozens of schools of redfish tailing on the flats at the beginning of the day. He landed one nice redfish and had several come unhooked.
Monday, I was on the water before dawn with Dan, his wife, and son to watch the launch of the space shuttle.
We began fishing shortly after liftoff. Both father and son landed a redfish.
After dropping off my clients, I called Capt. Drew to meet me at the ramp for a couple hours of fun fishing as the weather was perfect. I tried several lures on tailing redfish and found the clear DOA shrimp to be the most effective.
On Tuesday's fly fishing trip, Rich had shots at tailing redfish all day long but never quite got the fly to them and did not hook up.
Wednesday, I fished with Jason, Erin, and six year old Jake. After watching some dolphins and manatees, we hit the flats and were soon surrounded by schools of redfish. They all caught their first Mosquito lagoon redfish.
Yesterday, Rich returned with his son Mike for another attempt at catching a redfish on fly. Again, we encountered school after school of tailing redfish but the fly never quite got to the fish. As the day progressed, the wind began to pick up and both guys opted to switch to spinning gear. After several bites on the clear DOA shrimp, Rich finally landed a redfish.
Next week will start with some high winds but hopefully we will soon return to the perfect conditions we have been experiencing during the past two weeks. Most of the fish have been in extremely shallow water while feeding. Noise on the deck of the boat, trolling motors hitting the bottom, and too many boats in one area will quickly turn them off. Poling, drifting and wading will get you much closer to happy fish. Once you are in range, speed and accuracy are the number one keys to success. The longer you wait, the more time the fish have to sense your approach.
Capt. Chris Myers
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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We have been catching Redfish, Seatrout, and Sheepshead on many charters the last few weeks. Water and air temperatures have remained colder than normal for February. On the flats of Mosquito Lagoon the Redfish are in their winter schools and have gotten used to the cold water temps of upper 40’s to low 50’s F’. We are catching Reds and Seatrout on select size shrimp, live mud minnows and finger mullet. Backcountry trips are targeting Sheepshead in the deeper holes and drop-offs, our mixed bag fishing with many more species of saltwater game fish will return soon as the water will be warming with the arrival of spring in East Central Florida. Pictured are clients Fernando with his Redfish and Gene with a Seatrout.
I offer Mosquito Lagoon Flats Fishing trips for Redfish and Seatrout, for the novice or experienced angler alike. I also offer Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, and more. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish. This type of trip can be extremely entertaining for beginners or experienced anglers. My boat accommodates from 1 to 4 anglers. Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
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Capt. Chris Myers (Fishcamp)
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There is still much speculation going around about the effects of the big freeze we experienced at the beginning of the year. While the full extent of the damage may not be known for quite some time, I can say with confidence that the populations of adult redfish and black drum are alive and well. We have been seeing hundreds of fish each trip roaming the shallow flats. From big schools of redfish and drum to singles and small groups, the fish have been active, feeding, and generally happy. The weather has been the biggest foe with temperatures on many days 15-20 degrees below average. Water temperatures during the past week have been staying around 50 and the fish do not seem to mind at all.
On a trip last week, Canadians Emile and Serge joined me on a blustery day. The wind were topping 20 and the flats were dirty. With only one other boat in sight the entire day we had the water to ourselves. Both guys caught several nice redfish including an 11 and 22 pounder.
This past Sunday, I went out on a windy 33 degree morning with my Friend Capt. Drew. We started spotting tailing redfish almost immediately and they were willing to eat a three inch DOA CAL in Arkansas Glow. We visited four spots and found three of them full of redfish catching multiple fish along the way.
Monday brought some of the nicest weather we have had in quite some time. Sunny skies and light winds made for some excellent sight fishing. Wilson and Tyler had spent the previous day at the Daytona 500 and wanted to experience the Mosquito Lagoon before returning to Pennsylvania. As soon as we started fishing, we found ourselves surrounded by schools of fish. Tyler hooked up with a redfish on his first cast. Wilson landed his first red a while later. They had steady shots at redfish throughout the day including some schools of 20-30 pound fish.
Yesterday, 16 year old Cameron joined me on his first trip to Mosquito Lagoon. An experienced offshore angler, he wanted to try some inshore sight fishing. The skies were clear but the wind blew hard the whole day. Despite having to battle the wind, Cam made some great casts to tailing fish and landed four redfish from 27-41 inches.
Water levels in Mosquito Lagoon remain much higher than normal for this time of year. Most of the redfish we have been finding have been in 12-18 inches of water with plenty of grass. High winds have made casting light baits difficult but a 3 inch CAL tail on a 1/4 ounce jig works well. The key when using a setup like this with an exposed hook is to not let the bait settle down in the grass until it is near the fish. On days with lighter winds, the DOA shrimp will be hard to beat.
Capt. Chris Myers
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Fishing is getting back to normal on Mosquito Lagoon after our long hard freeze during the first 2 weeks of January. Water temperatures were between 40’F and 45’F for an extended length of time. Our population of larger size Seatrout which love to frequent the shallow flats during the winter were hit very hard by the freezing water with large numbers of dead large Trout seen on most shallow flats in our entire area. Local area fishing guides will be trying to protect the remaining populations of these large female breeder fish by self imposed catch and release ethics into the future. Hopefully one day the state of Florida will see the wisdom to better protect the large Seatrout as they do Redfish & Snook with a maximum size limit. Redfish are much more cold water tolerant and we are seeing and catching Redfish again from the winter schools of Reds that live in the Mosquito Lagoon. Schools of slot size and larger Reds on the shallow flats and schools of smaller size juvenile Reds in the deeper sloughs and cuts. Great news is that we have been also catching great numbers of small size Seatrout in the sloughs and cuts also as the schools of smaller Trout seem to frequent the deeper holes and channels during the cold weather so they were in water not quite as cold as there larger cousins in the shallower water. These small Trout will be the base population already in place to help rebuild our Trout numbers in the future. Here is a of picture of a Fly Caught Seatrout with my client Claude
I offer Mosquito Lagoon Flats Fishing trips for Redfish and Seatrout, for the novice or experienced angler alike. I also offer Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, and more. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish. This type of trip can be extremely entertaining for beginners or experienced anglers. My boat accommodates from 1 to 4 anglers. Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
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Capt. Chris Myers (Fishcamp)
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This is the final Mosquito Lagoon fishing report for 2009. Despite some challenging weather during the month of December, the redfish, trout, and black drum were all willing to eat. With most of the mullet having gone south for the winter, shrimp and crabs become the main forage on the flats. When I leave the house this time of year, I will have one rod with a DOA shrimp, one with a DOA crab, and a flyrod with a shrimp or crab pattern tied on.
I made several trips to Mosquito Lagoon this month with fellow guide Capt. Drew. He used the DOA shrimp while I switched between that and a small black crab fly to land both redfish, trout, and drum. We encountered plenty of tailing redfish during our trips.
The weather has been warm one day and cold the next. Rapid drops in water temperature can send the fish off the flats sometimes but they will soon return. Cold water can sometimes make them a bit lethargic. As the sun begins to warm the flats, the activity usually improves.
This week, I was joined by Phil and his 9 year old son Alex. The morning began cold and breezy but the winds soon subsided and the rest of the day was gorgeous. Phil let his son have all the action and young Alex reeled in several redfish, a black drum, and some trout.
With some cold weather predicted to arrive for next week, look for the best flats fishing to be during the late morning and afternoon. As the sun warms the water, the redfish should be tailing in the shallowest water they can find.
Happy New Year to all and some good fishing for 2010.
Capt. Chris Myers
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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Redfish have continued to be our main target on Mosquito Lagoon. Even with some cold weather and colder water this December, the Reds that we have been catching are still holding to the late fall pattern, that is small schools, singles and pairs of fish. They are still eating live and cut finger mullet, but a large shrimp is also a great choice of bait. On charter trips the last few days, catches continue to average close to 10 Reds per trip, with a few of them being at “top of the slot” or 27” and over, up to 30” these are 7 to 10 pound fish and are a super fight on light tackle. Pictured below is Will on a cold day with a great Redfish and Dave with another good Redfish. As the water gets colder the Reds will start to gather in to bigger and tighter schools for the rest of the winter.
I offer Mosquito Lagoon Flats Fishing trips for Redfish and Seatrout, for the novice or experienced angler alike. I also offer Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, and more. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish. This type of trip can be extremely entertaining for beginners or experienced anglers. My boat accommodates from 1 to 4 anglers. Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
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Capt. Chris Myers (Fishcamp)
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Heavy rains the latter part of this week has kept most anglers off the water. Prior to the arrival of the storms, however, the fishing was good for tailing redfish on the shallow flats of Mosquito Lagoon.
Georgia angler Ty, and his son Nick, used a 1/4 ounce DOA shrimp to land several redfish.
The seatrout were also cooperative and both father and son landed numerous fish on three inch DOA CAL tails.
Last week, my wife and I got to spend the day on Mosquito Lagoon. Heavy cloud cover made the sight fishing tough but we both caught redfish on DOA shrimp and 5.5 inch CAL tails.
Early this week, I made two trips to Mosquito Lagoon. On Monday, I was joined by my friend Capt. Keith. Using 5 and 7 weight fly rods, we caught redfish on three different crab/shrimp patterns and missed several more bites. With the water level still quite high, we spent the rest of the day exploring some backwater bays. We encountered only a few big trout but had steady shots at some finicky redfish landing several more before the day was done.
The following day, Matt and Elmo joined me on their first attempt at sight fishing in Mosquito Lagoon. The redfish were happy and tailing for the first few hours of the day. When the clouds rolled in, the sight fishing became difficult and we switched our attention to trout along the edges of the flats. Using the DOA Deadly Combo as well as a three inch CAL tail, my ARC Dehooker got plenty of work releasing a bunch of trout.
The weather will begin to improve tomorrow and with it should come some good fishing. Small baits are the key to fooling the tailing reds which is why fly anglers will do well. Size 4 flies in black, olive, and tan have all been producing bites.
Capt. Chris Myers
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Michael Bales (Captmikebales)
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Fall conditions have returned to the Mosquito Lagoon this week. The weather has been somewhat moderate allowing for some great days on the water. Cooler temperatures are forecast for the next few days so this should really start to heat up the fishing. Water levels remain a bit little higher than average, especially with the recent rains. All of this change will make for some excellent red-fishing action!
Several large schools of redfish are started to be seen roaming the flats in the early part of the day. Try a live mullet or topwater for these guys, they can’t resist them this time of year as most of the bait will continue to move out with the cooler water temps. Other producers this week include live or gulp shrimp in subtle colors such as natural. Quite a few nice trout have been landed this week on gulp soft plastics as well. Please use caution while handling these fish during the closed season.
The fly fishing has been really good this week. When you locate cruising or laid-up fish, a well place fly should do the trick. My hot pattern for the week has been the redfish candy in off colored water or the tinsel toad in olive in the cleaner water areas. Most of the fish landed were in the 20-30 inch range with a few of the larger guys mixed in.
The Mosquito Lagoon and North Indian River should continue to swing into winter mode. The reds will turn their attention to the bottom in search or crabs, worms , and shrimp. Low, clean, cooler water.... This means one thing...Tailing time!
Give us a call at 352-255-8175 or you can always visit us on the web at www.hotfishcharters.com to schedule your Mosquito Lagoon fishing trip!
Have a great week and I hope to see you out on the water soon!
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Fishing in east central Florida near Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach has been much better since the winds have subsided. Fishing for redfish and seatrout in Mosquito Lagoon right now is excellent. Schools of tailing redfish can be found on most mornings. These fish have been in groups of 25-100 and are willing to eat a variety of soft plastci baits. The DOA shrimp has been our top producer as of late. Work this biat slowly along the bottom to avoid startling these spooky skinny water fish.
Trophy sized seatrout have been holding along shallow sand bars that have mullet on them. The 5.5 inch DOA CAL has been catching some of them each day. All trout must be released through the end of the year so handle these breeders carefully
Enjoy your holidays fishing on the world famous Mosquito Lagoon. To book a charter, visit my website for more information.
Capt. Chris Myers
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Capt. Michael Savedow (Capt_michael_savedow)
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We have had many great fishing trips the past few weeks here in our area of New Smyrna Beach, Daytona Beach, Orlando, Mosquito Lagoon, & Edgewater. Catching Redfish weighing 25 to 30 pounds near Ponce Inlet. Catching many Seatrout, also Black Drum in the backcountry at Edgewater and Mosquito Lagoon flats fishing trips are producing Redfish from slot size keepers to over slot size Reds up to 10 pounds, also some larger Seatrout up to 27” on the flats.
I offer Mosquito Lagoon Flats Fishing trips for Redfish and Seatrout, for the novice or experienced angler alike. I also offer Indian River Backcountry Fishing trips, that is mixed bag fishing for Seatrout, Redfish, Black Drum, Jack Crevalle, Ladyfish, and more. On the average Backcountry trip we catch between 10 and 15 (or more) different species of saltwater fish. This type of trip can be extremely entertaining for beginners or experienced anglers. My boat accommodates from 1 to 4 anglers. Located close to DAYTONA BEACH, NEW SMYRNA BEACH and ORLANDO. Feel free to contact me at any time with questions you may have about my fishing charters.
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Capt. Chris Myers (Fishcamp)
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Some high winds have descended upon central Florida and are forecast to remain with us for much of the coming week. The wind has made sight fishing difficult but we have managed to catch some nice redfish and seatrout despite the challenging conditions. Water levels are still quite high but the temperature has dropped significantly with yesterday morning's water at 66 degrees.If conditions allow you to find the fish, they have been biting.
Last week, prior to the arrival of the cooler temperatures, I made a trip to Mosquito Lagoon with my friend Mike. We hoped we would be able to find a few tarpon lingering around. We only saw a couple and did not get any bites. The redfish and large seatrout, however, were much more cooperative. We caught several of each on a DOA shrimp and used the Baitbuster for some redfish double hookups.
This Monday, I made a solo trip to Mosquito Lagoon. It was the first day of the cloudy and blustery weather. I used 5.5 inch DOA Cal lures in Stark Naked and Silver Mullet colors to catch several trout over 24 inches as well as three redfish from 30-38 inches. All were caught around schools of small mullet holding around patches of shallow grass and sand.
Tuesday, I fished with Larry and his wife Debbie. The wind was blowing when we started but they both caught several trout to 25 inches using the CAL tails. We found a few schools of redfish as well as scattered singles during the day. The wind and clouds made it tough to see and cast to the fish. A handful of trout were caught and released but no redfish made it to the boat.
The forecast for Friday was for winds up to 20 mph. Despite the poor conditions, Canadian residents Mark and Marianne wanted to give it a try anyway. We spent the day along some lee shorelines attempting to avoid the choppy open waters. Both caught some nice redfish including a 48 inch brute.
When the wind dies down, the cooler water should produce some good fishing for tailing redfish. Trophy trout have made their way onto the flats and can be found in the shallow sand holes throughout the day. We have been seeing some black drum each day as well. The DOA shrimp is one of the few lures that is effective on all three species. Fish it slowly along the bottom for best results.
Capt. Chris Myers
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The unseasonably warm temperatures here in Mosquito Lagoon have kept the baitfish schools around. Our water temperatures in the Mosquito Lagoon have been hovering around 80 degrees on most days. Big gator trout have returned to the shallow flats and can be found in the sandy patches waiting to ambush unsuspecting prey. A stealthy approach followed by an accurate cast with a DOA shrimp has been effective on the trophy trout.
Redfish are still willing to eat a mullet imitation such as the DOA Baitbuster. Reel the lure along the surface for some great topwater action. The shrimp has been working well on tailing redfish throughout the day.
The tarpon moved out of Mosquito Lagoon after the cold front moved through a few weeks ago but can still be found around Ponce Inlet in Daytona and along the central Florida beaches.
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Every fall season the mullet begin their migration on Florida’s coastline. The mullet saturate the beaches and parts of the intercostals waterways.
Anglers that wait for these mullet runs expect great fishing to follow and it usually does. Snook, tarpon, sharks, jacks, barracuda, and many other species of fish follow the mullet run and feed.
Working the beaches you can usually cast net several mullet for your fishing trip. It is best to stay close to the schools of mullet and throw your bait on the outside of the school. Tarpon and other fish usually pick off the fish that stray from the group.
Mullet work on safety in numbers and when they break up, it usually means being attacked by a predatory fish
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we caught a lot of cobia this week , near shore next the manta , we caught theme with jig, and live bait, the big cob run with the school of poggies,is thebest time of the year for cobia ,and this year they are in big school to, jump in the boat and go catch theme , i use trevala rod and 5000 s35tella with 30 lbs braid and 30 pound leader circle hook 5 , or jig, be carefull when you put one in the boat , they are very bad ........ you can keep one over 33 inch ... capt fred 407 948 50 |
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now is the time to go for cobia they are near shore in 50 feet of water next the manta , we caught theme with jig or live bait, we still caught some big redfish at the inlet, like this one, some nice school of spanish maquereau,run at ponce,and the yellow jack are inside the river good luck capt fred
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fishing orlando febuary march
last week we caught some nice redfish and snook ,the water was cold,they was eating most of the time with pin and cut bait, the snook we caught most of them was,with d o a grennees,and small grennees alive to,the best time is early morning just the last houre incoming,and to first houre out going.
after this full moon, every year is the best time fishing for black drum and sheped,i like to fish for theme out going tide, with oyster crabe, sand fly, clams,and shrimp,the big one are here this next to month
march is normaly the best month for redfish at the inlet not the big bull red of october,many school of bait arrive near shore,and is the temperature of the water is 70 to 75 the cobia ,and the king fish come near shore to eat in the school of bait
even some school of tarpon begin to migrate last year
be ready to jump on the boat ,for to fight some big one
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with one of the redfish she caught at ponce,using cut bait with a reel shimano 4ooo , and shimano teramar rod on 15 lbs,with a circle hook 3 |
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Tammy with one of the nice redfish she caught at the inlet , we was put some croaker for bait with a circle hook number 4 ,fishing with teramar shimano rod in 20 lbs, and a shimano stella 4000 ....
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still some nice redfish at ponce we caught 7 |
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i fish at daytona, at ponce inlet is 1h00 from orlando, this morning we decide to go first after trout , we caught 6 just to was a nice size, is a lot of bluefish, they arrive with the cold weather, we fish the dock and put 4 nice snook in the boat ,using jumbo shrimp for bait, and we find a big school of black drum , impossible to make them eat, eavent in 8 lbs test,we decide to go fishing again the dock and we caught a lot of yellow jack, blues again ,and some mangrove snapper, we brook 3 time some ?? we have a nice day it was no wind , litle cold at the begining and very confortable after, we have a blast
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Mosquito Lagoon - Fishing Report
The past few days have brought some changes to our weather patterns here in central Florida. The weeks leading up to this were basically epic to say the least. That is EPIC fishing and even EPIC weather conditions. Warm days in the upper 70's mean great days on the water. This beats the single digits I saw on the news in the upper mid-west, that is for sure. Like I have said before-this is why we are here in Florida. Even with the changes coming on it is still awesome weather conditions for sight fishing the Mosquito Lagoon.
The fishing has been really good. Redfish have been roaming the flats early and staying on them throughout the day and morning. Along with the redfish I/we have been seeing(and landing) numerous trout. Again I say trout...NICE TROUT. We saw some trout that looked like a yard sticks swimming by. Very nice indeed. Most of the trout that have boated and released have been in the 18-26 inch range with a few over that size. Some of these fish have been caught on top water but most with live shrimp or a free lined mullet. These fish are onto you before you know it. Approach them with that extra love and tenderness of stealth.
Redfish are still being caught using the sight fished shrimp. These fish are roaming in schools and are getting to become very spooky with the pressure from the holiday weeks along with the combination of great weather days of fishing. A strategically placed one(shrimp) I might add. Remember take your time and it will pay off. Soft plastics like a gulp will work extremely well too.
Black drum are still being found within the Mosquito Lagoon. However these fish have had so much pressure they too are very spooky as well. If you are able to get up on these fish use a smaller sized hook and cast well in front of them as to not scare them with the cast. They will do the flock of birds thing...One turns, they all turn and then they are gone on you.
Call today and book a trip of a lifetime to Fish the World Famous Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River. Known as the Redfish Capital of the World. Home of the best light tackle backcountry inshore saltwater flats fishing Florida has to offer.
I look forward to seeing you on the water. Tight lines and great days ahead!
Captain Drew Cavanaugh
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frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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today , wecaught a lot of snook, they eat with small pin and shrimp jumbo , we stop at ponce inlet and fish the shrimp boat and caught 2 cobia and a lot of shark, at the inlet some angler caught some nice black drum , is a lot of small mangrove snapper , we just have 2 keeping size,we try to caught some nice trout, just 1 21 inch and 5 small,wecaught 1 small redfish inthe back water of edge water,some nice grouper andsnapper are caught offshore, in 120 feet , i post the picture when i receive them capt fred |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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send to you many sun, happy holidays catch some big fish, this week we caught a lot of nice snook, the black drum are every where , they eat blue crabe,and shrimp,a lot of blues and jack are caught at theinlet, in 140 feet ron caught some very nice groupper,and snapper, and david caught 1 grouper 60 lbs, and put next the boat a very biggoliath of 350lbs , merry christmas capt fred |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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when steven come fishing orlando it wasdreaming to catcha nice redfish, icaught some nice bull like this one,fishing daytona drifting the ponceinlet with a nice pin fish |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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when you come fishing orlando,we fish at daytona, 1h00 from orlando ,we try to catch some big redfish, but some time is the sharks eat the crabe, we have a lot of sharks at ponce inlet,and on the backof the shrimp boat
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frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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snook caught at ponce inlet ,with 4000 stella teramar rod,with a pinfish, in 12 lbs fluo , with a circle hook 3 , just when the tide turn out going |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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they are every where and when they want to eat the best bait is pig fish, or big shrimp alive free line with no weight drifting the inlet, or the bridge , early morning whenthe tide just turn to outgoing
capt fred |
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1 of the 6 biggrouper we caught with capt ron nef at poncein 75 feet fishing with pinfish for bait, |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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1 of the 6 biggrouper we caught with capt ron nef at poncein 75 feet fishing with pinfish for bait, |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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we go fishing, with capt ron, and come back with 2 king,6 snapper, 6 grouper,it was answome,just in 75feet , with pinfish,and frozen sardine |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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still some nice redfish at ponce inlet , and sheped, and blue fish, some cobia are caught on 85 feet, and the mangrove snapper enter this week, the big runing of mullet are late |
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john and 1 of the 7 big redfish y caught at ponce inlet out going tide with pinfish for bait [img]http://www.forumpictureprocessor.com/pictureprocessor/images/fishing%2 0daytona_2.jpg[/img] |
frederic r robert (Fishingguycom)
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magazine pesca |
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phil caught some very nice redfish, from 17 to 38 lbs , but it was more enjoy with the 2 snook y caught in 8 lbs line, fishing the inlet with a stella 3000 and rod shimano crucial 4 to 10 lbs, drifting a nice shrimp |
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Here's your's truly, Jordan Kahn, with a red caught, I think it was Dec. 2006. Anyways, it's my biggest red. Capt. Fred Robert deserves credit as the guide. Let's call this fish 42-inches. We didn't measure it. It was a really fat red for 42 inches. I don't think it was much longer and it could be a little shorter. It bottomed out a Boga Grip scale at 40 pounds, although I don't think it weighed much more than that. How's that for the honor system![img]http://www.forumpictureprocessor.com/pictureprocessor/images/JORDAN%20%20BIG%20REDFISH.jpg[/img] |
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denise with a beautifull smile and one of the bigest redfish, she caught fishingdaytona, 1hoo from orlando |
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big redfish of ashley, fishing daytona,ponce 1hoo from orlando |
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fishing at ponceinlet, next daytona,new smyrna beach,with my body wayne,we have a blast we caught some big jack crevelle incoming,and monster redfish outgoing tide
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Got out yesterday and caught a limit or red snapper, five mangos, one grouper and a couple of kings. Fishing in 120ft, the tide was bad to start with but soon changed in our favor. We caught the snapper and grouper on both live and dead herring. The kings were caught trolling with spoons. Things should be good for a while with the snapper spawn just starting. Hoping to get back out tomorrow. The weather is going to be a factor. Fish on!
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Fished Gamble Rogers State Park from the beach. Not even a bite. Used sand fleas and cut baits. I hope it picks up soon. Flagler pier is reportedly slow as well. |
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Finally got out on the 4th, had a halfday trip. We fished 15 miles south of the inlet in 80 ft of water. The water was 68* and clear green. We had some people from Atlanta Ga. Their first time fishing. The bite started out a little slow but we ended up catching 8 flounder from 3 to 6 lbs, 2 red snapper, our limit on sharks, and a variety of smaller fish. We were using herring, squid and had a livewell full of pinfish. The dead bait was the only thing working. We did end up drowning a couple of live bait. We looked for some cobia on the way in but never saw any.
We had a river trip on the 3rd, a family with four small children. They did'nt want to go offshore, so we anchored in the river and had non-stop action with pinfish, a couple of whiting, a few crabs. They got tired of fishing, so we took the scenic route home. They had a great time and will be back next year to try offshore. Got a trip on Friday. Hope to have a good report. Catch-em up! |
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Just waiting for the wind to quit blowing. Can't wait to get out. The water should be warmer and they should be hungry. |
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Fishing offshore has been pretty good this past week. The warmer water from the South is finally moving North. Bottom fishing has produced good catches of Red Snapper, occasional grouper and a few Mangos. Trolling has been spotty with a few small Dolphin and occasional Wahoo offshore in 180ft or more. King Mackeral and bonitas are in the 100ft range. Got a few trips booked for this week. Be back for an update. |
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Me and my roomate went surfcasting just north of the Ponce Inlet jetty back in mid november, we used a 3 hook rig with clam belly on the bottom hook and 2 shrimp on the top, we ended up bringing a 26 lb..i think its a red fish in and we've been doing pretty good other wise, a lot of decent siezed whiting and the occasional sand shark and sting ray. we usually do best as the tide is going out and about an hour before sunset on calm days. |
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what is the surf fishing like off flagler beach |
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I am looking for a deep sea fishing trip for my husband and I (1/2 day) sometime during the week of September 5 through 12th. We are going to be staying in Crescent Beach and would like something close by but not too expensive. Thanks for any info you can provide. Please email me at jenniferbflorida@yahoo.com |
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Subject: Off shore report from Ponce inlet, Daytona Beach
June 3, 2001, This week has been spotty offshore with the Dolphin and Wahoo. Not sure what's going on but I think this southwest wind we have been having is messing with our fish. Most trips this week we have been finding the dolphin scattered around the 180 foot ledge along with the occasional Wahoo. In the afternoons we have been bottom fishing for grouper and nice catches of snapper. Today we had a morning 1/2 day trip for Barracudas and Kingfish. Talk with you next week. Capt. JJ
May 29, 2001, Hey Nick, well we just finished a very busy tournament. The first day we found a beautiful weedline in about 450 feet and caught a bunch of dolphin to about 30lbs and one small Wahoo but nothing big enough to make the tournament. The second day was terrible fishing but the third we were able to find a big weed line in about 1400 feet of water and we caught more dolphin to about 30lbs and had a big blue marlin in the spread but we couldn't get a bite out of him. Oh' well that's fishing. Today we caught some nice red and gray grouper, red snapper and big triggerfish. Talk to you next week, as we have charters booked for every day. Capt. JJ
May 19, 2001; We have had long offshore trips all week. We are finding the main color/temperature break in about 140' each day. The dolphin run which we thought was on last week has really slowed down. Every trip we have been getting at least 6 to 10 dolphin with the occasional 30 pounder thrown in. We have also been catching at least one Wahoo per trip except one this week. Today we had one that weighed 46lbs. There are also big kingfish in about 140-150 feet of water. They are usually over the reefs but for some reason they have traveled offshore. On Tuesday we had 4 kingfish that weighed a total of 90 lbs. Real nice catch. Well, got to go and get ready for the next trip. Talk with you next week. Capt. JJ
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