11/07/24 Fly Fishing Report: Look for clean water and out of the wind. Redfish are around in good numbers . Snook are out roaming around. Tarpon fishing is getting good. Conditions are good throughout Misquito Lagoon. Redfish are around in good numbers . Snook are available Tarpon can still be caught.
Description: Misquito Lagoon is a twenty-eight mile long, brackish water lagoon located in Brevard and Volusia counties on Florida’s East Coast. The estuary covers an estimated 111 square mile area of which a little over half is open water that averages four feet in depth. It is one of three main lagoons in the Indian River Lagoon National Estuary. Mosquito Lagoon is one of the largest undeveloped and primitive coastal zones remaining on Florida’s East Coast. We recommend that you have a GPS receiver when venturing past the buoy marked channels.
Tide: Misquito Lagoon
Weather: By Accuweather: Misquito Lagoon
Tips and Techniques: Redfish: You can sight cast in shallow, lightly stained water for redfish. You can find them in shallow bays and points. Sight casting in shallow off color water is the best for reds and working points and shallow bays work best for them. Snook and Tarpon: You will find them in moving water and up large and small inlets and rivers. You should be able to find some large snook. Move slowly and be quiet. Make sure you cast ahead of the boat, or otherwise, you may spook them.
Recommended Flies:
Redfish: Flats Crab: size 2, Brown Crab: size 4, Yellow Shrimp: size 2, White Shrimp: size 4, Olive and White Clouser Minnow, size 2,
Tarpon:
Snook: Olive and White Clouser Minnow, size 2,
Recommended Gear: Rod: Perfect Fly SS Series, 9ft seven weight
Fly Line: Perfect Fly “DC” Fly Line
Leaders: Perfect Fly Hand-Tied Tapered Leaders for Redfish
Tippet: Perfect Fly Perfect-Flex Nylon Tippet, size 0X