The March rush is here and we're fishing hard every day. We're on our transition into spring and good things are happening both inshore and offshore. Water temps have been on the rise which has led to increased activity with numerous different species. The bite with live pilchards has been picking up nicely in the backcountry. Snook, Redfish and jacks have been steady on all of our trips back there. There have some still been some winter time fish hanging around on the cooler mornings which have been nice for those seeking a meal. Sheepshead fishing has been very solid in the mornings with some Trout mixed in which have led to some great meals.

Our offshore fishery is right on track and everything is showing up like clockwork. Big schools of Permit have been showing up and they've been complying nicely. We also will typically get a few shots at some Cobia while we're Permit fishing. There are also massive schools of Baracudas around as well which are always fun and have been eating artificals nicely.

Further offshore there is a great snapper bite with other good action on the wrecks. Amber jacks, Jack crevalles, Cobia, Sharks, Baracudas, and Goliaths have been very steady. Our fishery will only get better from here on out as we progress further into spring.

Our March calendars are basically almost full with a couple halfdays available here and there. April is beginning to fill up nicely as well. Spring yields some of the best charters of the whole year! Don't miss your opportunity to experience it. Please reach out to any of our captains regarding any questions you may have.

The busiest month of the year has arrived in Naples and we are slammed with limited availability. This is when we will get our first real taste of spring. Fishing has been heating up both offshore and inshore.

Offshore there has been a great snapper bite with some monster Mangroves being caught. On most days we're chumming them up to the surface and getting to sight fish them which is pretty awesome and doesn't happen often. There are plenty of Amberjacks and Barracudas around for anyone who wants something big and strong to pull on.

We also recently landed the first Permit of the year as they've been starting to show up more and more. March is one of the best months for getting to sight fish Permit and Cobia. On most days it isn't uncommon to find them schooled up together.

For the Inshore bite we have been in an in between state between winter and spring fishing. On most days we will shrimp fish in the morning when it's cooler. Catching some quality sheepshead, Trout, black drum and redfish.

During the afternoon we switch gears and fish with pilchards in the mangroves which has been yielding a great Snook bite with lots of jacks mixed in. We have limited slots available that are filling in quickly.