Winter is here if you can call it that as we have cooler mornings and highs of 68 to 70 degrees in the mid day. The water levels have fallen to their average winter lows and the clarity is almost gin clear. Most mornings are producing tailing redfish on the flats when a passing front is not making conditions bad. Sight casting to tailers in 12 to 18 inches of water has been the best bet to start and has been productive well thru the day. The indian river has been consistant for schools of black drum as well as redfish. The Mosquito Lagoon has been very productive for both redfish and trout to 9 lbs.

Several days I had fly anglers that had great success with shots at well over 30 fish per outing. Most fish have been taken on crab patterns along the shore and spoonfly in the open flats. This is a great time to really enjoy the area as the water is as clean as it can possibly be.

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