Mosquito Lagoon Florida Fishing Reports

Mosquito Lagoon Fish Report by Michael Bales (9/19/2009)
Mosquito Lagoon in the Fall! It just doesn't get any better.

Summer Time Rolling Around by Drew Cavanaugh (9/12/2009)
High waters bring more open fishing. Fish move into new waters.

Fishing Mosquito Lagoon Reds and Mangrove Snapper by Keith Mixon (9/11/2009)
Early morning and late evening fishing has paid off when targeting schools of reds in the southern region of Mosquito Lagoon. With a quiet approach, many slot size reds have been caught when using live bait such as mullet and shrimp when rigged on a circle hook.

Hot action on Mosquito Lagoon by Jeff Dorobiala (8/15/2009)
"Fish a plenty" on the Lagoon. Low water levels continue.

Summer Low waters On The Mosquito Lagoon by Drew Cavanaugh (8/07/2009)
Extremely low waters are bring fish together. Approaching with stealth like caution can be rewarding and exciting.

Aug 09 - Mosquito Lagoon, Indian River, Ponce Inlet area by Nathaniel Lemmon (8/02/2009)
Great action on fly or light tackle for tarpon, redfish, and speckled trout. Also opportunities for snook, tripletail, sharks, and more.

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report by Jeff Dorobiala (7/31/2009)
With LOW water levels, the Lagoon is making our fishing much easier. Oversize schooled up tailing reds and black drum are a blast on light tackle.

Schooled Up Reds by Keith Mixon (7/31/2009)
In the last week or so, the redfish bite has improved along drop offs near the flats in three to four feet of water.When targeting schools of reds, scented jerk baits and gold spoons have worked well for fish measuring up to 35 inches in length.

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report by Jeff Dorobiala (7/28/2009)
After a slow couple weeks on the Lagoon the action is picking up. Very low water levels = advantage fisherman!

Mosquito Lagoon - July 18th, 2009 by Drew Cavanaugh (7/19/2009)
Hot and strange month of July turning into great fishing. Early starts will produce great quality fish.

Mosquito Lagoon heating up by Jeff Dorobiala (7/08/2009)
Watch for tarpon to be rolling on the Lagoon. Reds, trout and black drum are in good numbers.

July 09 - Mosquito Lagoon, New Smyrna Beach, Ponce Backcountry and Beaches by Nathaniel Lemmon (7/03/2009)
Speckled trout and trophy size redfish dominating the inshore flats with increasing numbers of tarpon also in the backwaters. Great nearshore fishing for tarpon, sharks and big jack crevalle.

Alaska for the Summer! by Michael Bales (6/24/2009)
I'm off to Alaska for the Summer, already missing the lagoons!

Summer Time In Central Florida by Drew Cavanaugh (6/21/2009)
It is warm out. Hot to say. Early starts will get fish landed and also start to beat the storms that will roll in.

Mahi-Mahi a good bet! by J Lopez (6/15/2009)
Mahi Mahi continue to push in good numbers.

Summer Time Fishing Arrival On Mosquito Lagoon by Drew Cavanaugh (5/29/2009)
The summer time is here for Florida. Now let the games begin.

33.5 inch Seatrout Caught In Mosquito Lagoon by Michael Savedow (5/21/2009)
Seatrout and Redfish ~ Flats fishing on Mosquito Lagoon

Mosquito Lagoon Fish Report by Michael Bales (5/10/2009)
Windy Days and Summer temperatures. Time to get out there.

Mosquito lagoon May 10th, 2009 by Drew Cavanaugh (5/10/2009)
Great weather finally arrives. The summer time action on the Mosquito Lagoon is here to stay.

May 09 - Mosquito Lagoon, Indian River, Ponce Inlet Backcountry by Nathaniel Lemmon (5/06/2009)
The spring bait run is fully underway on the coastal waters of Central Florida. Consistent action for redfish, including trophy size redfish from 20-40lbs, as well as big speckled trout. Improving action for tarpon from 10-40lbs.

Bulls are here by Jeff Dorobiala (5/04/2009)
Mosquito Lagoon is famous for it's LARGE redfish. Less than 30 minutes from Daytona Beach and 1 hour from Orlando the fishing is heating up!

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report - April 28th, 2009 by Drew Cavanaugh (4/28/2009)
Here we go. Spring leads to summer and summer means fish on!

Mosquito Lagoon April Report by Michael Bales (4/14/2009)
Nasty April weather and Happy fish on the good days! Mosquito Lagoon fishing action is a fast as these winds if you pick the right day!

April 09 - Mosquito Lagoon, Indian River, Ponce Inlet Backcountry by Nathaniel Lemmon (4/03/2009)
Great action for trophy size 20-40lb redfish in Mosquito Lagoon and the Indian River, as well as trophy size spotted sea trout upwards of 10lbs. Also sightcasting pods of tailing redfish and black drum on the shallow flats. Spring baitrun is underway!

Good Fishing in the Mosqutio Lagoon by David Rogers (4/03/2009)
The waters are rising and warming up in the Mosquito Lagoon. The fishing is good and getting better each week. The mullet are showing and form April on it is a blast!

Water Levels by Drew Cavanaugh (4/02/2009)
The feel of Florida spring/summer is in the air. From here on out it only gets better.

Black Drum and Redfish are Chewin! by David Rogers (3/25/2009)
The Mosquito Lagoon has been producing great numbers of Black Drum and Redfish! April is almost here and if the first 3 months of the year are a prelude to the rest of 2009 I can't wait!

Mosquito Lagoon Pre-Spring Fishing by Michael Bales (3/18/2009)
Spring Fishing on the Mosquito Lagoon is AWESOME! Time to go out and catch yourself a Florida Redfish!

Mosquito Lagoon report for March 18th, 2009 by Drew Cavanaugh (3/18/2009)
Perfect weather here in central Florida for great fishing trips. Spring is here.

March Fishing by Michael Bales (3/02/2009)
Schools of Reds abound in the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon.

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