The weather  was a little windy in morning. SW 15knts. We caught some bait then hit the beaches. The tide in the inlet was incoming.  There were  a lot of birds diving and the Bonita were feeding on the schools of glass minnows. It was a little scattered but if you timed it right you could get hooked up. Joe had the touch he ended up catching 3 Bonita, all on light tackle.  We had to sit him on the bench so Jim or Matt could catch one. Matt ended up with the biggest which went 15lbs on the boga.

We cruised the beach to the north and came across some Mullet schools. There were a few Tarpon swimming under them but they not feeding. We also seen some nice Snook. We couldn’t get a hit so we decided to run out and catch some dinner. The bottom was slow in the 50-60ft stuff to the north of the inlet. We had to move south and eventually came across some active bottom and caught there limit of Seabass. It was a great day on the water and we even got a good rinsing on the way in! Thanks Joe, Jim, and Matt for fishing with attitude!

The weather has been hot, but perfect lately. The fishing has been a little slow.  We met up at the Inlet Marina and decided to go a little further out and try for some Dolphin.  We slow trolled a weed line and caught our fish.  There was a little bit of action. I even got to get into the mix and got to catch a decent fish. We were using light tackle which made it even more interesting. We did a few bottom drops at a couple of different spots. Seabass was the only thing biting, seems to be the norm lately.

It was a great day today.  Great fishing and great people! thanks  Jose for fishing with me again!  I always enjoy our trips!

After sleeping in,  Matson and I decided to give fishing  a late start. The weather and seas were perfect. The bait was still a few miles of the beach. We caught 5 or 6 Bonita and 2 kings around the bait pods. After the Bonita whipped our butts we decided to go and take it easy with Seabass. The bottom is still a little slow. We did catch our limit of Seabass and while doing that we caught 2 small dolphin. It was a pretty fun day with a little more action.

With the past few days being rough, no one had been fishing. It was calm and we decided to go for it and headed south. The seas were 2-3 ground swell.  The greenies and sardines are a few miles of the beach.  A lot of grass everywhere. We fished a few spots out on the 90ft. ledge. The current was strong and tough to fish. We moved to the north along the 50 ft. stuff. We caught plenty of Seabass. No big hits on the flat line or the bottom. It was still a very nice day out on the ocean. Thanks again Jose for a great fishing trip.

Mark and his son Garrett, they are from Dallas. We departed from the Inlet Marina at 7 a.m. this morning. Bait was still pretty easy to get. Plenty of pogies, pins, pigs, and croakers to go around.  The tide in the inlet today was incoming in the morning switching sometime around 1 p.m.

We fished a the 50 ft. and some 90ft. stuff. The bite seem to be kind of slow. We did catch a good share of Seabass. No big hook ups though. We did have two fish on a flat line out in 90ft. One was a good fish possible king, never seen it. I missed a peanut dolphin that swam up to the boat.  We headed in and stopped at the Inlet and fished the four croakers we had. We had 3 hookups. Mark caught one that weighed 25lbs. Nice Snook for first one ever. Nice Snook period!  hooked another two fish but lost them both.  Damn gill plates!  Got a good jump out one of them though. Thanks Mark and Garrett, it was fun fishing and getting to know you both! hopefully we can fish again!