Alan Sherman

Last weekend wasn’t a washout, but it was pretty close. Unsettled weather roughed up the ocean, and the scattered storms had plenty of rain and wind. The weather this past

The fall migration in South Florida is days away. Just a few days ago, the shoreline from Bear Cut south along Key Biscayne small baitfish schools showed up and packed.

If you like offshore fishing and have tried your luck recently, you probably struggled to catch any fish on or near the surface.

The “Fall Migration” is underway in South Florida. The storm that passed by us this past week got the baitfish moving, and the first finger mullet schools have arrived.

It's been a week or more since outer bands from Helene passed offshore of us. The strong winds stirred up the ocean and our inland waters.

This will sound like a broken record, but here we go again. Another week and another storm are influencing our fishing. In between the storms, our fishing has been good.

The waters surrounding Key Biscayne have slowly returned to normal after a week of being disturbed by Milton and some squally rain storms.

Weak cold fronts and tropical systems have been interacting and causing big winds for weeks, and this weekend could be no different. Check the marine forecasts before heading out this

The windy weather continues for South Florida fishermen.

Fishing offshore this past week was great, except on Wednesday, when the clouds opened up and dropped a bunch of rain on us.