This March the inshore fishing has been nothing short of spectacular and our crews are getting many of our guest’s shots at some trophy-sized Roosterfish, Cubera Snapper, Broomtail Grouper, Almaco Jacks and a host of other species.  We are catching them mostly on slow trolled live baits but this season we’ve bumped up the game somewhat.  Anglers are having loads of fun casting poppers at them  and  let me say that catching a 60lb + Roosterfish on a surface popper  is perhaps the most challenging  angling task  as these are very formidable fighters indeed.

As we begin our February month, the offshore bite as slowed down significantly due to a very unique set of changing water conditions. We experienced a huge cold front which swept in from the north and the water off of Piñas Bay became cooler than normal. Pelagic such as Black and Blue Marlin really depend on the warmer currents to thrive well and with the colder water the bite has slowed. The water conditions were great for Striped Marlin and a few showed up on the 100 fathom curve.