Where to Fish This Week

Looking for somewhere to go fishing this week?  Here are a couple of places you might want to consider if you're looking to make a catch, provided you're willing to do a little driving or happen to live near these areas.

Although the waters haven't been entirely favorable for offshore fishing because of the huge swells, Jensen Beach's inshore fishing has seen feverish activity.  Because of the enormous schools of mullet migrating towards the area, 25-pound jack crevalles, tarpon, snook, and redfish.  During the daytime, it's not uncommon to see large numbers of fish attacking these schools of mullet, which makes the odds of a catch very favorable.  Once the evening comes around, snook can be found near the shadow lines of bridges near the Indian River tearing up jigs and live baits.

Large schools of baitfish are also exploring Biscayne Bay's western shoreline right here in Miami-Dade County, leading to highly opportune snook fishing.  Particularly on the Oceanside flats, bonefish have been spotted around these areas, and the finger channels also have lots of mutton snappers and groupers hanging around.

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