3/13/2019 The season is just getting cranked up and the fish are biting. The Seabass and other bottom critters are biting well. The Gulfstream is starting to heat up, and will be getting real good over the next month or so. The annual run of Atlantic Bonito will be happening any time, so call to
1/24/2018 I hope everyone had a great New Years and a great start to 2018. We are getting everything ready for our 2018 season which will be in full swing shortly. The weather has not been typical for us this winter to say the least. We have had 2 snows with a total of about
3/29/16 Spring has sprung early this year! It appears with the warm weather, and warmer than usual water temps, the fishing should be good ahead of schedule. We normally get our annual run of Atlantic Bonito by the 2nd week of April when the water temps hit that 62-63 degree mark, well it's almost there
9/5/15 We have been running non stop here at Bad Habit Sportfishing and have not been able to post a fishing report, so here you go.. Fall fishing is some the best of the year and it is just getting started. The Wahoo, Tuna and Sailfish are biting in the Gulfstream and getting better by
I would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! The fishing continues to be good. We are catching Grouper, Seabass and large Grunts bottom fishing. We are still catching a few King Mackerel offshore along with a few Wahoo. The Bluefish have been thick along the beach as well as the Grey trout. We have
Just as the fishing was as good as it can get, here comes hurricane Arthur and lasting winds. The water clarity has not been the best near shore, however there have been some nice flounder caught drifting live baits on Carolina rigs at the near shore reefs. The kings and Cobia should be biting well
The fishing continues to be red hot as the prime season is upon us. Inshore, there are still a good number of Red fish, Trout and Flounder being caught. We have been catching Cobia and large Amberjack in 50-60 ft of water within six-ten miles of the beach. Look for live bottom ledges and buoys
The fishing continues to be hot, from the beach to the Gulfstream. The Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish are biting well from the beach out to the three mile mark. There have been a few Cobia caught close to the beach and the action should pick up as I write this report. The King Mackerel are
The fishing nearshore and offshore has been good to say the least. We have been catching Spanish Mackerel and Blues close to the beach, and it will not be long before the King Mackerel and Cobia get thick as well, as they move in with the bait from offshore. The Kings and Cobia can be found in the