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.
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.
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.
How does heat wave impact anglers?
Captain Dylan Hubbard says fish are feeling the summer heat and can be found trying to stay cool in deeper waters and in the shade under bridges, docks, mangroves, etc.
Onshore wind presents challenge for anglers
Fish are moving to shady spots as waters warm and wind patterns shift.
Fish will be biting over holiday weekend
A full moon over the weekend will get the fish moving and feeding more actively.
Fish should be biting as weather clears up
The backside of a new moon usually means the fish won’t be as active, but Dylan Hubbard says they should be biting as the weather clears up.
Red snapper season begins
A west wind is making it difficult for anglers to get on the water as red snapper season gets underway for private anglers.
Mangrove snapper biting Memorial Day weekend
The quarter moon and warm weather is impacting what’s biting this holiday weekend.
Good Catch Fishing Report: May 19, 2023
Friday’s new moon means there’s not a lot of moonlight at night, which concentrates bait around artificial light sources such as dock lights and bridge lights so it’s easier to find the predatory fish.
Good Catch Fishing Report: May 12, 2023
The new moon this week is good news for dock-light and bridge-light fishing.
Good Catch Fishing Report: April 21, 2023
Being on the backside of a new moon and on the cusp of a weather front means the fish should be biting Friday and Saturday.
