The inshore fishing has been great with the mullet run just starting. There have been Redfish to the north around the spoil islands, and these fish have been caught using DOA and Gulp jerk baits. The Trout fishing on the inlet flat has been good on the incoming tide using live baits along with Any of the DOA soft plastics. Snook fishing has been getting better in the night time on the incoming tide using feathers and plugs.
Inshore the Mullet figured out it is the beginning of fall and have really started showing up in numbers. There was a good school of Redfish spotted on the Sailfish flats over the weekend at the top of the incoming tide, there has also been a good bite reported to the North around the spoil islands. The Trout bite has continued to be good also from Walton Rd to Ft Pierce inlet flats. The Snook and Tarpon should begin to push into the river to follow the Mullet schools that are starting to show up. October 1st at 6:00pm Mark Nichols from DOA will be holding a Seminar here in Stuart on inshore fishing, don't forget to mark your calendars!
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