Patrick Rood

With the rainy conditions starting to subside the water temps in New Smyrna Beach and Mosquito Lagoon are back on the rise. The bite is still holding strong on both redfish and trout along with a few snook in the mix. We still have a good number of Tarpon through out the New Smyrna area as well. The bite has been better early morning and late evening as water temps and air temps drop a few degrees. Live bait and cut bait have been their food of choice lately. They have also been receptive to artificials as well using plugs in the morning and switching to ADL spoons along with soft plastics later in the day.

Capt Patrick Rood
www.spotntailcharters.com
(386)566-1394

Fish Species: Redfish,Trout,Tarpon and Snook
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Patrick Rood

About The Author: Captain Patrick Rood

Company: Spot N Tail Charters

Area Reporting: Mosquito Lagoon,Daytona Bch,New Smyrna Bch

Bio: Captain Patrick Rood is a native Floridian that has grown up on the local waters of Mosquito Lagoon, Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach with the passion for inshore fishing. He is sponsored by Power Pole, Maverick Boat Company, Costa Del Mar Sunglasses , Castaway Rods , Motorguide Trolling Motors and Aqua Dream Lures. With the help of these great sponsors he has traveled the state of Florida fishing many redfish tournaments. He has taken the experiences learned while fishing these tournaments in locations such as Boca Grande, Englewood, Jacksonville,and St. Augustine, FL and used them everyday while guiding on the waters of east central FL with his clients. He takes pride in teaching and showing you an experience on the water that you will never forget. Whether you are fishing the structure at night for snook in New Smyrna or sight fishing tailing redfish in Mosquito Lagoon he will make it a trip of a lifetime.

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