Dolphin and wahoo might be a bit difficult to get to, but the kings will be close by. Sailfish like rough weather, so a few of those will probably show up as well. While recent rains haven't exactly been a drought-buster, it hasn't hurt things any either. Bream are thick in area canals, if you don't believe me bring along some old bread and toss out a handful or two. The water will boiling with them in minutes.
Shiners show up that way quickly as well.
Catch them on small hooks and put them in a livewell, there's no better way to catch a huge largemouth. Specks are still reported to be biting well in the Kissimmee River just to the north of Lake Okeechobee, though most of the hard-core bassers are either relegated to the rim canal or making the 45 mile drive to Lake Istokpoga to the northwest. Find a fishy-looking pocket out of the wind, says Capt. Butch Butler, who we talked to on the show last week. All rights reserved.