Craig Korczynski

Let the mullet run madness begin! The swell last week pushed the first wave of mullet into the palm beaches. Only downfall has been the rain runoff which has made the water dirty.

 

The intercostal, beaches and inlets are full of  bait schools and the snook are there crashing and feeding on these baits. Find the bait schools and use live baits on jig heads or free lined to get the strike. Rapala  skitter walks and DOA BaitBusters also great baits to entice the linesiders. 

 

Tarpon! favorite beast to target, can be seen exploding on bait schools along the beaches and inside the intercostal. Both sides of the tides tarpon are chewing.  Find bait schools and fish the perimeter with live baits or DOA BaitBuster for success. Smaller tarpon can be targeted along mangrove shorelines using live baits, DOA 4” jerk baits and popper flies.

 

 

The big jacks are starting to invade the intercostal,  busting up mullet pods with a vengeance. Rapala skitter walks  DOA PT-7 weedless top water and live baits will get the drag screaming. Schooling fish can be seen attacking bait schools making it fun to target and catch fish one after another.

 

Well that is the fishing report for the past week, hope you all enjoyed. Remember you can’t catch them from the couch, so get out there and get hooked up. Tight Lines!

 

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Fish Species: Snook, tarpon, jacks
Bait Used: DOA, Rapala
Tackle Used: Daiwa
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Craig Korczynski

About The Author: Captain Craig Korczynski

Company: Phlats Guide Services

Area Reporting: Palm Beach/Jupiter

Bio: Light tackle Inshore Fishing Guide for both Salt and Freshwater. I target species such as Snook, Trout, Jacks, Largemouth Bass, and Peacock bass. I use both live bait and artificial lures. Novice to experienced anglers welcomed

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