Cobia are here and hungry. Running up and down the beach look for manta rays where you will find Cobia trailing the wings looking for food in the stirred up sand Casting a cobia jig behind the rays will surely result in a cobia bite. Capt. Nick
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Sometimes we take a small break from fishing to appreciate the wilderness Florida has to offer. We also do river eco tours for photographers or anyone that just wants to see Florida in it’s original form. Capt. Nick 386-624-1469
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Bottom fishing has been on fire. The red snapper are hungry and are hovering above any structure you put bait over. In the mix you will find red eye snapper, healthy supply of trigger fish, and out of season grouper. Also keep an eye out for cobia investigating the commotion around the boat. Always have a cobia jig ready to throw. Capt. Nick
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With consistent water temperatures on the rise the inshore fishing is gaining momentum. Although the water is still a bit murky it’s important to fish it while it’s moving. The desired species rely on sight to catch their dinner and the lure of choice should be one that makes noise and wakes up their sense of smell. Gulp Live with a spinner bait seems to do the trick. The forecast is calling for warmer temperatures, we just need some clearer water. Capt. Nick Searok Charters
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Tomoka has always been somewhat challenging to fish but we managed to boat a couple slot red fish in these windy conditions. Focused on the shoreline protected from the wind we were successful on live bait and watermelon swim baits. Also managed to boat a couple jacks and a handful of mangrove snapper. Plan your next inshore fishing trip with Capt. Nick! Fun for anglers of all experience levels.
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The long awaited Cobia run is officially here. Water temperature still in the mid 60’s it’s still colder than they like. Water temp being warmer closer to the surface than the bottom I would target the water column with live bait and cobia jigs. Bottom fishing is still strong over structures for snapper and trigger fish. Capt. Nick
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Offshore sites are getting better and better as we approach the warmer weather. Trolling is still solid for king mackerel and bonito. Amber Jacks are starting to show up and bottom fishing is producing some super size sea bass, red eyes and lane snapper. Capt. Nick Book your offshore fishing charter: www.searokcharters.com
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Water temperature at the 100 foot was 74ยบ. The bottom fishing bite was hot. The red snapper were not picky on the bait. They swallowed anything from cut bait to live pin fish. Red eyes were also biting on the bottom with squid and chicken rig. Trolling was slow, a few king mackerel mixed in with some Spanish, Lots of sharks, if you’re into fighting big sand bar sharks you will not be disappointed.
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The king fishing is still strong offshore and even close to shore. The nasty winds and cold snap mother nature threw at us hasn’t deterred the kings from biting. Try pulling spoons closer to the surface with some wire rigged ballyhoo on the sides. If you hit a warm pocket of water you may even get a dolphin bite. Capt. Nick Book your offshore or deep sea fishing trip with Searok Charters!
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As we roll into the beginning of spring the offshore fishing season has officially begun. The kingfish are thick on the troll, you can easily claim your limit in a few hours with some planers and spoons. Bottom fishing bite is hot for red eyes and trigger fish. Double rig with small circle hooks and cut ballyhoo or squid will have you bending rods all day. Capt. Nick
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