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By Dawson Day Fishing remains hot despite the cool water temps. We are still seeing lots of migrating cobia and tripletail, with a few king mackerel here and there. In the bay we are still seeing good numbers or snook, jacks, pompano, sheepshead, and black drum. With water temps being down, the snook like to […]
By Dawson Day The fall weather is in full effect and with it brings lots of cold fronts, so always pay attention to the weather and be careful on choosing your fishing days. Even on days after a front the water can be choppy and dirty, making for difficult fishing conditions. When the weather does let […]
By Dawson Day Fall is here and with it comes cooler air and water temperatures. A great variety of species can be found inshore and offshore of Siesta Key, but make sure you have some cool-weather gear to keep you warm. With the drop in water temperatures, we will start to see large schools of […]
October is a fabulous month to be fishing on Siesta Key. Shorter, cooler days result in water temperatures dropping into the low 70s, bait will be thick in the bays and out on the beach, and that will attract the gamefish. Many species are going to be caught using a variety of angling tactics. Redfish […]
By Jim Klopfer September is the month that redfish begin schooling-up in Sarasota. The expansive shallow flats in Sarasota Bay are traditionally the most productive areas to fish. A low, incoming tide in the morning is preferred, allowing anglers to see the large schools of reds. As the tide rises, the fish will work up […]
