A lot of these bass will roam with others in the same size range so if you catch a nice one you may want to slow down and work the area thoroughly with a Texas rigged worm or Carolina rig.
Skinny dippers, big e-z’s and flukes are next on the agenda for catching, some days the bass are tearing the moving baits up, others they will just lazily swirl or swat at the lure.
With the water temperatures getting so hot in the afternoon, it is best to fish early. The other option is to go out later in the day, or at night.
Working the shorelines with plugs and jerkbaits has been very productive. Zara Spooks, chug bugs and skitter walks for topwater have been getting great results!
Kingfish, bonitos and blackfin tuna are being caught trolling the reefs. It’s shaping up to be a great summer of fishing.
Kingfish are biting great on the reefs while drifting, some of the kings over the 20 pound mark.
he peacock bass are well into their first spawn of the year! It is great to see how well they are doing at least in the Miami-Dade and Broward county areas.
Catching schooling bass is the easy part of the equation, finding schooling bass is the difficult part. The bass are following and eating shad, shiners and other small minnows.
Enough about the heat, let’s talk about big Snook and Tarpon you will likely encounter. That’s right; June is probably the best time to get a good shot at both species. So hurry up and read the rest of this, and get your gear ready.
Bonefishing is also improving and on its way to going full steam ahead, Biscayne Bay has been seeing some good size schools and pods of tailing fish in the morning on the flats south of Key Biscayne down to the west side of Totten key and flats on the west of south Biscayne Bay in the Homestead area.
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