The mullet have started to trickle inshore (moving around better at night) and the snook have taken notice. Now is a great time for throwing bigger topwater plugs and swimbaits. mixed in with the snook should be some bruiser jacks and tarpon. Look for the snook to be staged up on ambush points with good current flow. At night the snook have been hanging around bridge shadow lines and docklights. As the mullet start to flow in better and better expect the fishing to really heat up.
SURF/PIER- This week saw a little more action along the beach and at the Juno Beach Pier. Following the big swell last week a few pompano, including some keepers, showed up. Along the beach a few pompano were biting sand fleas, while the Juno Beach Pier had some pomps coming over the rails on Doc's Goofy Jigs. The snook fishing has been good along the beach and at the Juno Beach as well this week. The snook have been biting small swimbaits and swimming plugs along the beach; with the best bite coming early in the morning. The Juno Beach Pier has had a good number of pilchards around, and the snook have been floating up top and biting free lined baits on the surface. A few scattered tarpon along the beach over the past week. Everything looks good for the mullet run to really ramp up anytime. No big mullet schools yet; but it can't be far off!
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