I FISHED THE PORT CANAVERAL BARGE CANAL (locals must see)

Normally, a shipping canal with high traffic isn't normally the best place to fish at, but this one is different. With both ends connecting the Banana and Indian River its ideal for inshore gamefish. Plus, being located only a mile from the inlet makes for an interesting spot. Check out the video and comment below.

[@TwinHooksOutdoors]

Siiiickkk

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

It's a cool place to fish. Can't wait to tear it up one time with you.

[@dantruax5413]

Sean, I always like watching your videos. I plan on looking you up in December when I return to Florida. My trips with you have always been awesome.

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

Sounds like a plan. Stay in touch Dan

[@sboileau2]

Great Vid, right in my backyard!!! how were you rigging those mullet?

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

No 2 circle hook in the tail

[@rcasonbbf]

You ever get any black drum?

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

Sometimes when night spearing, but if you want to find em on rod and reel.........head to the No Motor Zone in the northeast Banana River.

[@alexanderren1097]

I know I’m late to the party but in my experience anywhere inshore is to just drop a whole blue crab with a slightly cracked shell into almost any deep water adjacent to structure like oyster bars or bridge pilings

[@danielsprague1960]

One of my "secret spots" lol nice fishing.

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

I know.......just recently started seeing more people fishing that area. Sucks to see a place get fished out

[@danielsprague1960]

@@ReelSuburbanAngler No doubt - good spot early in the morning. I have a boat if you ever want to join. I'm sure we could learn a thing or two from each other.

[@ReelSuburbanAngler]

@@danielsprague1960 Sounds good dude. Send me a message on Instagram at ReelSuburbanAngler to get in touch.