NORTH ORLANDO, DAYTONA BEACH AREA
OFFSHORE-Scattered dolphin are feeding on baitfish holding near weeds or other floating debris in the 120 to 380-foot depths. A few wahoo may also be possible in this area Near the beaches and inlet anglers can find shark, tarpon, king mackerel, spanish mackerel and jack. Amberjack and gag grouper are hitting on the offshore reefs and wrecks for anglers dropping live baitfish and cut squid.
INSHORE-Flounder are possible for anglers drifting in the 30 to 60-foot depths. Black drum are striking live or cut shrimp around the New Smyrna back waters from the south bridge to the three sisters area. Redfish are hitting live and cut baitfish on the flats.
EAST ORLANDO AND COCOA BEACH AREA
OFFSHORE-Scattered dolphin are beginning to make a showing in the central east region over the past week. Look for the best action in the 120 to 200-foot depths while trolling flying fish,mullet, or ballyhoo.
INSHORE-Redfish and trout are showing that they can still be counted on on most days. Three different lagoons are producing on mostdays. Wednesdays full moon will slow the bite this weekend, but afew fish should still be possible for anglers fishing around mullet pods.
Let's go catch your next memory!!
Captain Jim Ross
