The snook fishing in St. Pete Beach / Tampa Bay area has been in full motion the past week and should only keep going as we move into spring. The early spring break
crowds should be right on time to catch these hard pulling critters. There has been a few redfish mixed in the snook rally and the trout have been readily available for dinner. Light tackle fishing is red hot in our area right now so book your fishing charter today!
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St. Pete Beach Fishing Report
Fishing in the St. Pete Beach area is still rolling strong and should only get better as we move towards Spring. While fishing inshore we have been catching snook, redfish, trout, pompano, and sheephead. Fishing light tackle has been the key with the clear water.
Just offshore a bit we have had great action targeting hog snapper. Mixed in we have been catching mangrove snapper, red grouper, flounder, and a pile of other species. Whether its inshore or offshore, fishing in our area is red hot!
Inshore Fishing in St. Pete Beach
The inshore fishing in the St. Pete Beach area has been excellent with this warmer than average January. Trout and pompano have been the most cooperative and have made for lots of action and a cooler full of fish. Up around the islands and docks the snook, redfish, and sheephead have made for some great fishing as well.
Hog Snapper fishing has been red hot in the St. Pete Beach and Tampa Bay area. These tasty critters for years have been “uncatchable” on rod and reel but right now they are biting great. This fishing has provided nonstop action for anglers of all ages and experience levels. If you are looking for some fast, non stop fishing action with great tasting results, come experience a fishing charter with me!
Fishing for New Years
Happy New Years! Fishing has been excellent and the weather has been even better. Inshore fishing has been great catching trout, a few redfish, and snook. It wont be long and the pompano and sheephead will steal the show. Just offshore the Hog Snapper fishing has been the best of the year. Fast action and multiple species has been keeping us busy and filling the cooler with mangrove snapper and groupers as well

Fall is in the Air
The first hint of Fall is evident in the St. Pete Beach area and the fish are feeling it! Mangrove snapper, speckled
trout, and spanish mackerel have been just about jumping in the boat the past few days. Large amounts of bait are all over the the fish are feeding heavy in preparation for winter. Now is a great time to take the family or just a few good buddies and have non stop action and get a great mess of fish to take home.
Get in one More Trip Before School Starts!
Family Fun Fishing is top notch. School is getting ready to start and the fishing is great, now is the time to squeeze one last trip in for summer. Fast action, light tackle fishing has been producing limit catches of trout, mangrove snapper, spanish mackerel and more. This style fishing is high volume, cooler filling, fast paced Family Fun!
Tarpon Fishing Remains Hot!
The tarpon fishing this Summer has remained red hot. The fish have spawned and are all back and looking to fatten up for the Winter. Most of the fish have made their way into the bay and are grubbing hard on dead baits. Mixed in with the tarpon is a lot of blacktip sharks which keep the action rolling the whole time. If your looking to catch a few tarpon before they leave now is the time!
Tampa Bay Tarpon Fishing
Tarpon fishing in the Tampa Bay, St. Pete Beach, Clearwater Beach area is red hot. Large schools of fish have migrated here in preparation for the Summer spawn and are feeding heavily. These silver kings pull hard and do some impressive acrobatics which have earned the the “most sought after Florida Game Fish ” title. Now is the time to experience this phenomenal fish first hand. 

Spring Snook Fishing is Awesome
The Spring snook fishing has been awesome the past two weeks and should only get better as we move forward. Large amounts of snook have been all over the Tampa Bay and St. Pete Beach area and they have been feeding aggressively. Mixed in with the snook have been redfish and some huge speckled trout. The snook have been held up all winter waiting for the bait to return and are quite eager to chase a live minnow.