Category: 2024
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A Chilly But Productive Day on the Water
Embark on a chilly fishing adventure in Fort Pierce! This report details a day on the water battling ladyfish, snappers, and even a triple hookup of catfish. Despite the cold, the fellowship and excitement made for an unforgettable outing. Discover the joys of fishing in Florida with this inspiring account.
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Reel Blessed Vamos A Pescar Event
Reel Blessed completed its final Vamos A Pescar event at Blue Heron Beach with 5 families and 5 Salt Strong volunteers. Despite rough weather, participants caught pompano, threadfin, and whiting. The event featured fishing lessons, heartfelt family moments, and a beach cleanup, wrapping up this impactful grant program for 2024.
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Epic Lunch Break: Catching Bass at the Spillway
Productive lunch break fishing at the spillway behind Subway! Caught 10 aggressive bass, including one that jumped out of the water to grab my jig mid-recast. Most were small, but the action was nonstop. A great reminder of why quick fishing trips are so rewarding!
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Fishing Through the Cold: A Day with Joe and Mandy
A brisk 49° morning set the stage for a memorable fishing trip with my boss and his wife. While targeting key species at the boils proved challenging, we caught jacks, a massive bonnethead shark, and more. Despite murky waters and chilly conditions, the day was filled with fun and laughter.
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Successful Fishing Day: Tips from the Spillway
Morning spillway fishing was a success! Using Crappie Maxx Baby Shad lures, I landed bluegill, Mayan cichlid, and several bass, including a 15-inch catch. The *electric chicken* color stole the show. While a few spots were quiet, the day ended on a high note, perfect timing for lunch with Tania!
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Canal Casting: A Lunch Hour Fishing Escape
Windy conditions kept the boat docked, so I hit the local canals for a lunch-break fishing session. With my bike, rod holder, and tackle, I caught bass, cichlids, and a big bluegill in under an hour. Canal fishing is the perfect way to reel in quick action on windy days!
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Breaking in New Gear: Spillway Fishing Adventures on the Treasure Coast
Join us as we break in new light-action rods at Treasure Coast spillways! Tania and I explored multiple spots despite windy conditions, catching bass, Mayan cichlids, and sunfish. Discover our fishing journey and gear highlights. Tight lines await!
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Fishing Adventures at My Local Spillway
Had an hour to fish the local spillway with a Zebco 33, Crappie Max bait, and a 1/16 oz jig head. Landed a Mayan cichlid and a 12-inch bass, plus a lively redear sunfish. Lost four bass but enjoyed nonstop action and strong fights on light tackle.
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Offshore Excitement: A Rewarding Trip for Young Volunteers!
After a hurricane, I took two young volunteers on their first offshore fishing trip. Despite challenging conditions, we caught a variety of fish and witnessed incredible marine life. It was a rewarding experience, sharing the joy of fishing and making lasting memories.
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Scouting the Shores: Prepping for Family Fish Camp
Join us on a surf fishing adventure at Blue Heron Beach, where we scouted for an upcoming family fish camp. From a youth volunteer’s first Spanish mackerel to a near-catch that broke the rod holder, the day was filled with excitement and learning!
Captain Mike's Treasure Coast Fishing Adventures 