Justin Price

With winter not officially starting until the 21st we already have winter conditions upon us. Within 2 weeks time we have gone from the end of fall to full blown arctic weather and typical winter conditions in Mosquito Lagoon with clear and low water, cold water temps, and very low air temps. The forcast for the begining of this week worries me with the thoughts of last season with our fish kill. In one area yesturday I found 4 gator trout between 5 and 8lbs belly up and also a dead stingray.Red fish are adapting to these conditions well as usual by holding in deeper water over night till the sun warms the flat and then feeding heavy on well placed baits and flys. Remember to down size your tackle, lighter and longer leaders, smaller baits and flys and a slower retrieve. Speckeled Trout are still closed until January 1st and catch and release is not a bad idea when the season opens if you want to catch more in the future. Be safe navigating as the water levels are dropping.

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Justin Price

About The Author: Captain Justin Price

Company: Right In Sight charters

Area Reporting: mosquito lagoon and indian river lagoon

Bio: Captain Justin Price has been fishing east central florida since the early 90's. His passion started at a young age riding a bike in the early morning hours to the local parks along the intercoastal to fish all day and know pulling his boat to the local launches where he guides anglers from all over the country on the Mosquito and Indian River Lagoons,New Smyrna beach and Oak Hill areas sight fishing light tackle spin and fly. An active member of the Mid-Coast-Flyfishers, Halifax Sportfishing Club, and the CCA. Come enjoy a day on the water sight fishing and enjoying what nature has to offer. Fully licensed, insured, and permitted to guide in the Canaveral National Seashore and the Merrit Island Wildlife Refuge. ALL tackle and licenses are included allyou need to bring is a smile.

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