Mosquito Lagoon is one of those places where if the fish aren't biting in one
spot, move to another one and it could turn on. We were fishing with a good
friend,
Capt Jon Lulay. Jon was our first camera boat driver back in the beginning, so it was about
time to put him in front of the camera. Jon has become one of the top sight
fishing guides for trout in Mosquito Lagoon. He wanted to start in the
southern part of the Lagoon where he had caught fish the day before.
Unfortunately, the wind had other plans. It was tough to see anything or sight
cast to fish for that matter. We caught a small redfish but the conditions
weren't improving. I suggested we move North to one of my secret spots, and it
payed off big. As we were coming into the flat, I saw a large shadow off to my
right. If this was a trout, it was a mogan. I flipped out my
DOA CAL paddletail
and she ate it. The biggest speckled seatrout I've hooked in years on the
Space Coast. The fight was on. The adrenaline rush when you see the size of
this fish is hard to explain. This is what I live for. I caught many big trout
in my career, and the rush never fades.
This episode features an
Indian River Lagoon Clam Project
update too. The team put over 300,000 clams in the river down in Rockledge,
and we brought the film crew along to document the process. Special thanks to
Whitney Labs and CCA Florida. If you watch us on YouTube, check out the new
"Chapters" feature. Click on SHOW MORE in the description, click chapters, and
jump to different sections of the episode. Love it! Thanks YouTube.
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