Banana River Fishing » Fishing reports

Big Sea Trout

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:14:44 +0000

On a recent fishing trip in Sykes Creek Aaron got this nice big sea trout fishing a Mangrove Shoreline with an artificial bait we also caught a few snook, redfish and some more trout.

Aaron with a big sea trout

Redfishing charter with kids

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:03:11 +0000

Pair of Red Drum for the boys

Some days everything just works out on the Banana River. Slick calm conditions, great anglers and chewing fish. We found a nice school of redfish and Henry and John took full advantage of the good fishing. Between the two of them they caught 9 redfish in an hour. I consider that good fishing and it’s always rewarding to get some great kids and their grandfather out on the water. MAKING MEMORIES.

Here’s a series of pictures from their charter.

Henry with his first redfish of the day.

Got another one on!

Double header redfish

Gone fishing

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:32:46 +0000

Recently sickness ran through our household cooping us up in the house for a few days, Drake finally had enough and begged and pleaded to go fishing.

Well…it didn’t take long for me to give in and we headed out into Sykes Creek and caught some decent fish including a nice Sea Trout for Drake.

Drake with a sick day sea trout.

Trout fishing Charter

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:13:46 +0000

Here’s the highlight of Saturday’s chart in the Banana River, Florida, a 25 inch sea trout. Fishing was tough but we stuck it out and caught plenty of trout and unfortunately broke off some very nice fish on some local docks. I look forward to fishing with Travis and Brian again.

Travis with a 25" Spotted Sea Trout

Reel Job Sportfishing news

admin — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:53:53 +0000

Welcome to my fishing reports page of my website. I’m going to try and include not only fishing reports but area information, scenic pictures and wildlife.

I feel there is so much to see and do in this part of the world I call home and I’m happy to share it with others.

I live on Sykes Creek which connects to the south with the Banana River and to the north it connects with the Barge canal. The Barge canal going East will take you through the Banana River and into Port Canaveral, then on to the Atlantic Ocean, next stop the Bahamas! If you take the Barge canal west you will find yourself in the Indian River. As you can see I have access to some of the best most productive, laid back fishing in Florida!

I have a variety of trips that include all the fishing areas I mentioned, what can i say Brevard County, Cocoa Beach is a Great place to live and guide!