01-01-2006, 11:08 AM
[font "Arial"]December 30, 2005
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
INSHORE:
Most of the past week was great weather for fishing. The weather
deteriorated by Thursday when the next front came through with lots
of westerly winds and some rain to slow down the fishing. It looks
like a great weekend ahead of us to start out the New Year!
The flats were alive on earlier this week, with large trout hitting
top water with some topping 28". The first few hours of daylight
will find them feeding in the shallow waters. Chartreuse colors have
been working best lately. I have had good luck with the Top Pups by
Mirrolure.
Redfish have remained steady on the flats moving up from the deeper
cuts as the water warms up in the mornings. Early mornings look for
them along the mangroves. Spoons and shallow runners have been
working on reds. Redfish have been in the slot range up to 27" this
week. Most of the flats north of the bridges in Fort Pierce have
held redfish on the east side.
Snook action was slower this week. Bob and I did manage to find some
juvenile linesiders feeding on glass minnows along the docks in Fort
Pierce. Early mornings will also find them along the flats and
mangroves with the help of top water or soft baits.
Croakers, sheephead, black drum and sand perch have been around the
bridges and rock piles in good numbers this week. Live or dead
shrimp have been the baits of choice. Jacks and ladyfish have
continued feeding all around the river.
Tip of the Week:
Hope you all have a wonderful and safe New Year! Good Fishing in
2006!
Have a safe weekend. Remember, fishing is not just another
hobby.....it's an ADVENTURE!
Good fishing and be safe,
Captain Charlie Conner
email me at: captaincharlie@fishtalescharter.com
visit my web site at: www.fishtalescharter.com
772-344-3187 or 772-284-3852 (cell)[/font]
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
INSHORE:
Most of the past week was great weather for fishing. The weather
deteriorated by Thursday when the next front came through with lots
of westerly winds and some rain to slow down the fishing. It looks
like a great weekend ahead of us to start out the New Year!
The flats were alive on earlier this week, with large trout hitting
top water with some topping 28". The first few hours of daylight
will find them feeding in the shallow waters. Chartreuse colors have
been working best lately. I have had good luck with the Top Pups by
Mirrolure.
Redfish have remained steady on the flats moving up from the deeper
cuts as the water warms up in the mornings. Early mornings look for
them along the mangroves. Spoons and shallow runners have been
working on reds. Redfish have been in the slot range up to 27" this
week. Most of the flats north of the bridges in Fort Pierce have
held redfish on the east side.
Snook action was slower this week. Bob and I did manage to find some
juvenile linesiders feeding on glass minnows along the docks in Fort
Pierce. Early mornings will also find them along the flats and
mangroves with the help of top water or soft baits.
Croakers, sheephead, black drum and sand perch have been around the
bridges and rock piles in good numbers this week. Live or dead
shrimp have been the baits of choice. Jacks and ladyfish have
continued feeding all around the river.
Tip of the Week:
Hope you all have a wonderful and safe New Year! Good Fishing in
2006!
Have a safe weekend. Remember, fishing is not just another
hobby.....it's an ADVENTURE!
Good fishing and be safe,
Captain Charlie Conner
email me at: captaincharlie@fishtalescharter.com
visit my web site at: www.fishtalescharter.com
772-344-3187 or 772-284-3852 (cell)[/font]