Recreational harvest of flounder reopens in FL
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard's Marina breaks down how the recent cold front affects fishing activity, as well as the reopening of flounder harvest on December 1.
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard's Marina breaks down how the recent cold front affects fishing activity, as well as the reopening of flounder harvest on December 1.
Prime time for sheepshead around docks
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says cooler weather makes sheepsheads more excited.
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says cooler weather makes sheepsheads more excited.
Low light conditions help anglers
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says the overcast weather is encouraging the fish to gather, making it easier for anglers to catch them.
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says the overcast weather is encouraging the fish to gather, making it easier for anglers to catch them.
New moon approaches, should bring fish activity
Captain Dylan Hubbard said as the new moon approaches, the fish should get excited and increase activity.
Captain Dylan Hubbard said as the new moon approaches, the fish should get excited and increase activity.
Fish biting during cold front
Anglers are taking advantage of unstable atmospheric pressures as the weather cools and warms because it is confusing fish and they are biting, according to Captain Dylan Hubbard.
Anglers are taking advantage of unstable atmospheric pressures as the weather cools and warms because it is confusing fish and they are biting, according to Captain Dylan Hubbard.
Full moon, cold front impacts anglers
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says fish should be biting with the combination of a full moon, cold front and tidal changes.
Captain Dylan Hubbard with Hubbard?s Marina says fish should be biting with the combination of a full moon, cold front and tidal changes.
Fish still active as in wake of new moon
Captain Dylan Hubbard says anglers are still reaping the benefits of the past new moon and tides will be changing as we head into the quarter moon.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says anglers are still reaping the benefits of the past new moon and tides will be changing as we head into the quarter moon.
Fish to be active with looming cold front
Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish should be actively feeding as a cold front approach and a new moon cycle begins.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish should be actively feeding as a cold front approach and a new moon cycle begins.
Cool fronts help anglers
Captain Dylan Hubbard says an upcoming cool front is good news for anglers because the fish will be feeding more predictably.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says an upcoming cool front is good news for anglers because the fish will be feeding more predictably.
Fishing biting as temperature drops
Captain Dylan Hubbard says recent rains and cloudy days has lowered water temperatures, which means the fish are more active.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says recent rains and cloudy days has lowered water temperatures, which means the fish are more active.
Fish are biting as fall begins
As the weather gets cooler and the days get smaller, the fish are moving around, according to Captain Dylan Hubbard.
As the weather gets cooler and the days get smaller, the fish are moving around, according to Captain Dylan Hubbard.
Fishing normalizes post Hurricane Idalia
Captain Dylan Hubbard says things are starting to get back to normal after hurricane Idalia as a new moon is starting to clear the waters.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says things are starting to get back to normal after hurricane Idalia as a new moon is starting to clear the waters.
Fish biting during new moon
Captain Dylan Hubbard says the new moon combined with cooler water and water that surged and receded during Hurricane Idalia has the fish biting.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says the new moon combined with cooler water and water that surged and receded during Hurricane Idalia has the fish biting.
Fish hungry after Hurricane Idalia
According to Captain Dylan Hubbard, fish should be super hungry post hurricane. Fish shut down and take shelter during bad weather, so when weather clears up they are starving.
According to Captain Dylan Hubbard, fish should be super hungry post hurricane. Fish shut down and take shelter during bad weather, so when weather clears up they are starving.
Potential tropical system to impact anglers
Captain Dylan Hubbard says a potential tropical storm combined with a full moon and moving tides and the potential of flushing water which should get the fish active.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says a potential tropical storm combined with a full moon and moving tides and the potential of flushing water which should get the fish active.
Fish feeding after rain, new moon
Captain Dylan Hubbard says the fish will be actively feeding after rain provides reprieve from the heat.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says the fish will be actively feeding after rain provides reprieve from the heat.
New moon, moving tide means actively feeding fish
Dylan Hubbard says nighttime fishing under a new moon is a great way to beat the heat and catch fish also seeking cooler temperatures.
Dylan Hubbard says nighttime fishing under a new moon is a great way to beat the heat and catch fish also seeking cooler temperatures.
Hot water keeps fish in the shade
As water temperatures reach the 90s, Captain Dylan Hubard says the fish are tucking up underneath the shadows of docks, mangroves and deep holes where it?s cooler.
As water temperatures reach the 90s, Captain Dylan Hubard says the fish are tucking up underneath the shadows of docks, mangroves and deep holes where it?s cooler.
Heat helps predict where fish are biting
Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish will be biting with the heat combined with a new moon coming up.
Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish will be biting with the heat combined with a new moon coming up.
Onshore wind presents challenge for anglers
Fish are moving to shady spots as waters warm and wind patterns shift.
Fish are moving to shady spots as waters warm and wind patterns shift.