As expected, the water levels have come up signigantly due to T.S. Ernesto and a lot of rainy days. The redfish have made thier way into the shallow backcountry bays and have been eating aggressively. It has been a sight-fishermans dream, especially Flyfisherman, having shots at 20-30 fish a day at cruising redfish. Landing 10+ redfish on fly right now is not uncommon. The most important factor for having a successful day, is having some sun so you can spot the fish. Fall is right around the corner and fishing should only get better with the air and water cooling down.

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About The Author: Captain Nick Sassic

Company: Fly-Envy Fishing Charters

Area Reporting: East Central Florida - Mosquito Lagoon & North Indian River

Bio: Capt. Nick is a full time guide who was born and raised in east central Florida. He has over 20 years experience fishing the waters in and around Mosquito Lagoon. Capt. Nick specializes in fly fishing and has guided numerous anglers to their first red on fly. He also enjoys shallow water light tackle sight fishing.

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