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Boatless Fishing Reports for the three Countys including these areas Sebastian Inlet, Melbourne Beach, Indian Shores, Wabasso Beach, Fort Pierce, Port St lucie, .Daytona Beach, Daytona Beach Shores, New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach, Pierson, Ponce Inlet, Port Orange, South Daytona.
On my way to the inlet I got some mullets from the docks, they were hard to find but they were there. I had also bought some shrimp for the snooks. I got there at the end of the out going and then the incoming started this is when the fish started to go nuts.
Here is the tally:
3 small whitings
No snooks, only saw one pulled on a white jig.
1 Margate
2 small black drums
lost 2 spinner sharks
15 red fish
Here are the pics:
No whiting pics
Here is the margate:
The landing net at work by my lovely wife whom I thank so much for coming with me.
very nice. how often do you fish the inlet? me and a few of my friends fish it a lot, mainly at night for snook and those monster bull reds. i might be head heading down there tomorrow, late morning, as long as its not rainging, to catch some blues and macks for shark fishing this weekend. you going to be there tomorrow?
bigboyjames11
PostPosted: Feb 21, 2008 8:19 pm Post subject:
very nice. how often do you fish the inlet? me and a few of my friends fish it a lot, mainly at night for snook and those monster bull reds. i might be head heading down there tomorrow, late morning, as long as its not rainging, to catch some blues and macks for shark fishing this weekend. you going to be there tomorrow?
I only go there 2 times a year sometimes 3. It is one of my favorite places to fish.
Earl all were over slot smallest was 30". There was one slot fish that night, only one.
Yes Frogfish101 the reds stock up at the inlet from time to time. Then again there is always something there, if not reds it's snook if not snook it's pompanos or black drums and flounder. It is nice right now.