November fishing report

Welcome to the Coastal Angler Fishing magazine November forecast. This is the month that kicks off Sailfish season...dust off you're kites and change the clips on the reels,  Because we're gonna be getting down and dirty! Sailfishing is very popular off our beaches and it's one of the few fish that we catch and release. This is the reason we have such a successful season every year. If you think you're pretty good at Sailfishing, you should try your luck and one of the many tournaments  going on in the winter. But if you don't really care about catching Sailfish, there's other fish to catch, Let's talk About the speedy Wahoo. This fish is bad to the bone! When this fish bites, you will know because they pull drag out for long distances. We Catch these fish trolling either on planners or cigar leads, but many are Taken on the kite rigs. So when your kite fishing, make sure you're fishing a few rigs with wire just in case you get that toothy critter bite. Another fish to be caught this month is Dolphin fish. The days of the Giants are long pass, but you can still catch some that are in the 20 to 30 inch range. Trolling or kite fishing works the best. If you're just drift Fishing The Gulf-stream, you have a really good Chance of multiple catches. These fish do you like to group together And do Get into feeding frenzy's. Epic!

For the inshore Angler, it's gonna be some great opportunity on the beach. There will still be some fish left over from the mullet run like high jumping Tarpon, and drag screaming Jacks. I would definitely be Fishing the outgoing tide outside of the Inlet. Another good spot to Fish is down there at MacArthur State Park. There's a lot of rocks  there for them to hide around and ambush Baits, but be wary as rocks have taken a toll on some of those lower units. November is generally pretty windy but we might get lucky this month with a few nice days. Especially if there's some West-winds. Well, that's all I got for you, but I'll give you one last thing.... You can't catch them from the couch! 

Capt. Weston Russell

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