April 29, 2008

This morning people were catching moonfish and mackeral off of Jupiter Inlet. They were catching them off of crappy jigs, jigged around the rocks.

To answer somone's comment.

You can catch the spinner's either off of live mackeral or small Jack crevales swam out (bluefish don't seem to work as well). You can also catch them off of 2 1/2 oz. silver spoons. The gold work wonders too if you could ever find any. If you see spinners jumping off the beach, and they're just all over the place, I would suggest putting on a top water lure. It is amazing watching these creatures jump out of the water for it. This is for the our area (jupiter,hobesound,juno,and riviera) in the months between october to about the middle of April.

April 25, 2008

There has been lots of pompano and small bluefish off the beach.
Bluefish were caught on cut up fish and spoons. Pompano were caught off of feather's and pompano rigs tipped with shrimp.

April 20, 2008

It was slow out on the water, but there were a few bottom fish in 80-100ft of water.

April 14, 2008

Bluefish, bluefish and more bluefish today on the beach. As soon as your spoon touched the water you got hit. It was a ton of fun watching them hit on top water lures too.

April 13,2008

There were bonita,kingfish, amber jacks and sailfish out in 100-160ft of water.
Put out a dead sardine and your in there.

April 11,2008

There was hardly any fish today. There's a couple sharks and a few pompano, but besides that it was slow.

April 10, 2008

Today there was keeper snook off of the pier. They were caught on fish guts on a bottom rig. There was also buckets full of pompano coming off the beaches today. These were mostly caught on pompano rigs, rigged with shrimp or sand fleas.

April 10, 2008

There has been many sharks of the beach, including spinners,bulls and hammers.
This morning at Juno Pier there was Pompano,and Bluefish. You could catch these pompano off banana jigs or just with a feather tipped with shrimp. The bluefish were caught with krocodile spoons and just with dead mullet on the bottom.