Fishing continues to be consistent in the Tomoka river basin. Jumping juvenile tarpon and the snook bite is on fire. Fishing near or on top of oyster beds using live shrimp will yield the best results for snook. Soaking shrimp on the bottom will pull up some red fish and flounder. If you’re using spin or soft baits pick bright colors since the water is very murky.
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Tomoka river Basin is providing some exceptional flats fishing. With the clear water moving in and water temps consistent its holding all kinds of inshore species. Red fish are plenty, snook are hot and plenty of jacks around to bend some rods. If you’re not getting bites try dropping leader size down. With the clearer water they tend to be more leader shy. Capt. Nick
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The clarity in the Tomoka river is finally clearing up to where the fish can see the bait. Working the outgoing tide fish the drop offs with live shrimp or gold spoons for the reaction bite. Redfish and trout are moving in. Have not had much luck in the flats, I would concentrate on the basin area north of the park. Popping corks and loud shiny spin baits seem to get the most bites. Capt. Nick
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With the offshore season slowly winding down it’s time to gear up and hit the flats and inshore waters with a fly rod. Inshore fishing is challenging enough add the element of casting a fly makes the hook up that much more rewarding. Target species are red fish, tarpon, snook and bone fish. Capt. Nick Searok Sport Fishing Charters Call: 386-624-1469
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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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