Michael Savedow

Winter fishing is coming to central Florida, chilly weather finally arriving, water temps dropping into the 60's, Seatrout are  widespread through the backcountry on Mosquito Lagoon and Indian river, here at New Smyrna Beach area. still catching lots of different species with recent trips landing, 10, 15, even 19 species on a recent trip. In addition to Trout,  catching Redfish, Snook, Sheepshead, Black Drum, Snapper, , Whiting, Pompano, and more. Live shrimp still the go to bait in the backwaters, Kelly caught a good Black Drum out a hole as we caught lots of different species from the same hole............

Bill and Bruce here visiting from New Jersey out on a fun mixed bag backwater trip, Bill with one of the better Seatrout caught..............

............also several good Pompano caught this foggy morning.............

Repeat client kevin from Savannah here for Thanksgiving came along with some friends for flats hunting redfish, landing just 3 Reds before a cold front spawned thunderstorm chased us off early.........

Jeff with another good backwater Pompano............

Sheepshead are a winter /spring staple catch here, Ken with a good one recently..........

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Capt Michael Savedow
Edgewater River Guide since 2003

 

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Michael Savedow

About The Author: Captain Michael Savedow

Company: Edgewater River Guide

Area Reporting: Mosquito Lagoon, Edgewater, New Smyrna Beach

Bio: Capt. Michael Savedow / Edgewater River Guide offers Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River inshore saltwater fishing charters See my website at https://EdgewaterRiverGuide.com/ Call me anytime at 386-689-3781 Daytona Beach, Orlando, New Smyrna Beach, Florida CHILDREN WELCOME - FAIR PRICES Trips for 1 to 4 people

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