May Nearshore Fishing Report

Alabama has been a great destination for fishing enthusiasts for a long time, and May and June are no exception. The waters near the shore have been teeming with fish, and Captain Cliff seems to have struck gold with his recent catches. 

Spanish mackerel have been a staple catch for many months now, and the trend continues into May and June. These fish are moderately aggressive, and their speed and agility make them a fun catch for all skill levels. Captain Cliff has been trolling spoons and using live bait around the rigs off Fort Morgan, and it seems to be paying off. The key to success with Spanish Mackerel is to keep the bait at a steady pace and choose the right size spoon or live bait for them.

The arrival of cobia has got fishermen excited in May and June. These fish are prized for their meat, and they are a challenging catch, making them an appealing target for experienced anglers who are looking for a challenge. Cobia are known to be attracted to structure and cover, so look for them around objects like buoys or near pilings. Captain Cliff has been live bait for Cobia fishing, which suggests that these techniques are working well.

Overall, the months of May and June have been great for fishing in Alabama's nearshore waters. Spanish mackerel and cobia have been the standout catches, and Captain Cliff's successful trolling spoons and live bait tactics have proven to be effective. So, pack your gear, rent a boat, hire a captain, and get ready for some fun in the sun!