INSHORE - The inshore fishing has been good all week it was just a matter of getting out of the wind. On the better days the trout bite has been strong from Bear Point to Middle Cove when using soft plastic baits early in the morning and the bite has pretty much been over by 8:00am.After the day heats up there has only been a few scattered trout reported and they were caught on a live shrimp and a popping cork. The snook bite has been on one day and off the next. There were a few snook reported coming fromaround both the North and South Bridges. Also, a few were taken in the Ft. Pierce Inlet on the last of the out going tide. Live mullet has been the bait of choice for the snook. The redfish have been hanging out in about 1 foot of water in the Queen's Cove area and along the docks of Indian River Drive -- both to the north and south. A live shrimp has been producing the most fish. The snapper bite has improved with more of the keeper size snapper moving in along the channel edges. A couple of fish in the 2 pound range were reported. The snapper, sheepshead and black drum have been around the bridges and just about any structure you can find. A live shrimp has been the way to go. The spanish mackerel and bluefish are still in the Turning Basin and the Ft. Pierce Inlet. A small silver spoon has been your best bet.