Windy, rainy weather has kept most anglers hunkered down in their warm dry homes. But, those brave enough to weather the elements are finding that snook like rough, choppy waters. The snook have been on an improved nighttime bite in the jetty on large lures, and live pigfish, pinfish and shrimp. Flounder have also been on the rise on shrimp in the jetty. At Sebastian Inlet, fishing could still be better Sebastian Inlet has not yet reached its peak.
Water continues to be cold.
The baitfish migration to the north continues to lag at, and around, inlet waters. Nighttime fishing continues to produce the best snook fishing. Dave Lestner had a 12-pound dolphin. Pat Corneski had an 18-pound dolphin near the Six Mile trolling ballyhoo. In other words, sailfish seasons have as many peaks and valleys as stock prices on Wall Street.