The summertime patterns we have been waiting all winter for are finally setting in nicely. Migratory species are returning and opportunities abound. Mornings this time of year are generally beautiful and calm followed by several hours of sunshine until the afternoon storms possibly arrive long after we get off the water.
Nearshore fishing off Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach is a summer specialty as our migratory species such as tarpon and false albacore tuna make their annual passage along our coast. These species are fierce predators and the smallest albacore and the largest tarpon will both make their appropriately sized reels scream. Some days allow us to target these fish with fly tackle as well. In the Ponce Inlet and river areas, we will be looking for redfish, snook, and large jack crevalle. These species are all active during the summer months and the snook especially are high on our priority list. We have been getting some big snook with a few even pushing 40”, great fish that we did not always get this far north in Florida. The early part of summer is some of the nicest weather and best fishing of the year for our largest gamefish. Don’t miss out on this season of fishing! Capt. Billy Rotne Ponce Inlet Charters http://www.ponceinletcharters.com (386)290-9897
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