All Text & Photos Provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt | @TheRealTupat This past month has brought some of the highest tides we’ve witnessed in years. The convergence of flood tides, a full moon and rainfall has played a significant role. While these conditions have made fishing more challenging, the determined angler can still find success, even as the fish seek refuge among the mangroves. In a … Continue reading Backwater Report
Captain Austin here, bringing you the fishing report for the New Smyrna Beach area. Last year this time, we were dealing with hurricanes, so this year it is a welcomed change to only concentrate on fishing. Only a couple more weeks until the end of hurricane season and let’s hope it stays quiet. As we transition from the baitfish run to late fall and early … Continue reading Fishaholic: November Report
Captain Austin bringing you the fishing report for the New Smyrna Beach area. If you have spent any time out on the water lately, you noticed a slight change in the air. Shorter days and air temps dropping slightly has triggered the mullet run. The migration starts up the Atlantic Coast with the fish moving in a southernly direction. With the mullet comes the marauding … Continue reading Fishaholic: October Report
All Text & Photos Provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt | @TheRealTupat As we transition into fall, September has proven to be an eventful month for the diverse fish species inhabiting the backwaters. Our fishing experiences have been shaped by the ebb and flow of tides, with a few good days of low tides, followed by more high tide days. Abundant baitfish like finger mullet, mud guppies … Continue reading Backwater Report
All Text & Photos provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt // @TheRealTupat Powered by: Tupat’s Hawaiian Seasonings and Poke Sauce Florida Fishing in October With the fall weather now here, and the summer winding down, the fishing bite has not slowed down. We truly live in one of the best places in the world for inshore and offshore fishing. After a stellar tarpon run that lasted almost a month, the redfish has been nonstop throughout … Continue reading October 2022 Fishing Report
All Text & Photos provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt // @TheRealTupat Powered by: Tupat’s Hawaiian Seasonings and Poke Sauce Florida Fishing in September As summer continues to roll on, the tarpon have rolled in and it has been non-stop for the last two weeks of August. This is something our area has never seen with the abundant amount of bait pods and longevity of the run of fish. These fish were literally jumping … Continue reading September 2022 Fishing Report
All Text & Photos provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt // @TheRealTupat Powered by: Off The Hook at Inlet Harbor & Tupat’s Hawaiian Seasonings and Poke Sauce Florida Fishing in November As we dig into the fall weather the bite will really heat up. The seas have picked up so offshore fishing is limited and the inshore fishing is the go-to move. Giant bull reds have been the go-to move for inshore anglers along with any … Continue reading November Fishing Guide
All Text & Photos provided by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt // @TheRealTupat Powered by: Off The Hook at Inlet Harbor & Tupat’s Hawaiian Seasonings and Poke Sauce Florida Fishing in October This past month has had some wild weather along with some up and down days of fishing. The snook season has opened up and the bite has been super hot! Casey Collins and his son, Aiden, have been slaying it up along with local pro … Continue reading October Fishing Guide
Text & Photos by Patrick “Tupat” Eichstaedt // @TheRealTupat POWERED BY: Off the Hook and Tupat’s Hawaiian Poke Sauce and Seasonings The past few months have seen their fair share of high tides and up and down bite patterns, but as we move into our colder season, the bite will start to get very consistent. I really enjoy the trout in the cooler part of the year, … Continue reading November Fishing Guide
Text//Photos provided by Skye Burkhardt The smell of autumn, the change of colors, leaves falling at your feet, a cool breeze in the air. Yes, it is that time of the year that all us anglers wait for – the mullet run! Every fall in Florida as the temperatures begin to cool, fishing is on fire. The fall temps trigger the natural instincts in mullet … Continue reading Fall Mullet Run
