July 19th, 2008

There has been hardly anything hitting these, past couple days.

July 15th, 2008

Today there was very few bonito caught off of top water lures at Juno Beach pier. Most of the ones that were caught, were on bottom bait rigs, holding live sardines, dork jacks or greenies. There were a couple spanish mackeral and blue runners that were caught either on little bottom baited sardines/goggle eyes, or little free baited sardines/goggle eyes, or crappy jig lures .

July 4th, 2008

Yesterday off the pier was amazing! There was bonitos everywhere! You through a lure in the water and as soon as it hit the water you were on! My dad and i each got about 6. until they stopped. Then today off the pier there was a couple bonito, but not as many as yesterday. Both yesterday and today was said to have cobia off of Hobesound. Between Hobesound and Pecks Lake they were just off the beach, and lots of them.

July 1st

Sorry I haven't been updating this. My computer again has been going crazy.
Well lets see here, the only thing I can really tell you about is the bonitos, snnok and sharks off the Juno Pier. You put a live bait down on bottom off the Pier and you are definately likely to get hit by the monster mother snook swimming all over. If you through out a live sardine off there on a bottom rig, you may get a snook, but hopefully you'll catch a bonito. There has been Tarpon spotted, but none really caught. Also there is a few Mangrove Snapper being caught off of cut bait. Most of them however are not keepers.

June 15, 2008

We went out on the boat the other day into about 150ft of water and put out the chum bag. In every spot we ended up with Rainbow Runners, Runners, Bonito, Triggerfish, Bull sharks, and kingfish. There was also one 23lb. Cobia came up.
We were just catching the bonito on dead sardines on a bottom rig. The Rainbow runners and regular runners were caught off of small pieces of bonito on a number 4 long shank hook.

June 13, 2008

There has been a lot of pompano off of Hobesound. There has also been moonfish, mackeral, and bluefish caught off of crappy jigs.

June 10, 2008

If you go off of Jupiter Inlet, into about 150ft of water and put out a chum bag, there is a lot of fish. You'll see bonito, kingfish, rainbow runners, and even if you don't men to, big bull sharks in the chum line. Just drop down a sardines on a bottom rig, and before you even hit the bottom, you should be on.