Fort Pierce Fish Species

Common Questions:

What are the best fish species to target in Fort Pierce with Rob’s Guide Service?

Fort Pierce is renowned for a variety of fish species. With Rob’s Guide Service, you can target inshore species like snook, tarpon, and redfish, or head offshore for mahi mahi, tuna, wahoo, and sailfish. Captain Rob Scheer will guide you to the best spots depending on the season and your preferences.

When is the best time to fish for snook in Fort Pierce?

Snook fishing is excellent year-round in Fort Pierce, but the peak seasons are typically spring and fall when these fish are more active. Rob’s Guide Service offers trips that maximize your chances of a successful snook catch during these prime times.

What techniques does Captain Rob use to catch tarpon in Fort Pierce?

Captain Rob uses a combination of live bait and artificial lures to target tarpon. Techniques such as drift fishing and slow trolling are effective, particularly during the tarpon migration seasons in late spring and summer.

Can I catch mahi mahi with Rob’s Guide Service in Fort Pierce?

Yes, mahi mahi are a popular target for offshore trips with Rob’s Guide Service. These vibrant fish are typically found in warmer waters, and Captain Rob will use techniques like trolling to attract and catch mahi mahi during their peak season, which runs from late spring through summer.

What are the best months for catching wahoo in Fort Pierce?

Wahoo fishing is best from late fall through early spring. During this period, Rob’s Guide Service can help you target these fast, elusive fish using techniques like high-speed trolling, which is highly effective for wahoo.

Are there good fishing spots for kingfish near Fort Pierce?

Absolutely. Kingfish, or king mackerel, are commonly found in the waters off Fort Pierce. Rob’s Guide Service will take you to prime spots where these fish are known to congregate, especially during the cooler months from fall through early spring.

What should I know about fishing for redfish in Fort Pierce?

Redfish are a popular inshore species in Fort Pierce. The best times to fish for redfish are during their spawning season in late summer and early fall. Rob’s Guide Service will guide you to the right areas and use techniques such as sight fishing and artificial lures to help you catch redfish.

How does Captain Rob ensure a successful catch of blackfin tuna in Fort Pierce?

Blackfin tuna are typically targeted offshore in deeper waters. Captain Rob employs trolling with both live bait and artificial lures to attract blackfin tuna. The best time to catch these fish is during the fall and winter months when they are most active.

What are the regulations for catching sailfish in Fort Pierce?

Sailfish have specific regulations, including size limits and catch-and-release guidelines to ensure sustainability. Rob’s Guide Service is knowledgeable about current regulations and will ensure you follow them while targeting sailfish, which are most commonly caught from late fall to early spring.

Can I expect to catch multiple species on a single trip with Rob’s Guide Service?

Yes, Rob’s Guide Service offers versatile trips where you can target multiple species in one outing. Depending on your interests and the time of year, Captain Rob will adjust the fishing techniques to maximize your chances of catching a variety of fish, from inshore species like trout and flounder to offshore targets like tuna and wahoo.

A Rob's Guide Service Fishing Charter targets the top Fort Pierce Fish species including Amberjack, Cobia, Mahi Mahi, Black Grouper, Snowy Grouper, King Mackerel (Kingfish), Little Tunny (False Albacore), Sailfish, Tilefish, Blackfin Tuna, Skipjack Tuna, Wahoo.