Florida Fishing Reports

Panama City Florida fall run starts, spin, fly and live bait. - The spanish, along with some big blues, have been piling into the bay lately. Today, 4lb. Ray was chunking lug nuts at the big schools of spanish that we chased around the pass. You can see a video on my facebook page. There were plenty of fish more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City

Destin Inshore Fishing Report - The redfish have been cooperating for us lately. We've been getting most in shallow water on the grass flats, but we've also caught some around a few deep water docks. The bait of choice has been pogies. The artificial bait that we've had the most more...
Capt. Blake Nelson - Destin

Flood Tide Sightfishing For Redfish - The month of September is the start of everything that is good here in North Florida. The dog days of summer are almost over, a welcome relief from an extremely hot and humid summer we experienced this past season. Anglers on the First Coast will be more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Tampa Bay bite remains hot - Captain Steven was back on the water Wednesday after the sudden passing of my Mother. Mom was so proud of the charter business I've built. Today's trip started on the flats adjacent to the Skyway Bridge gathering bait. It was an exciting adventure more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay

Islamorada Sea Horse Sport Fishing - Islamorada Sea Horse Sport fishing Report Mahi, Tuna. Amberjack and yellow tail is what is being caught in the Islamorada area. Smaller schools of larger Mahi are in the area moving into the current. These fish are mostly found by noticing the bir more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Islamorada

Tallassee Sportsman - Mosquito Creek Outdoor's Indian River Indian River Lagoon Coast Fishing Report, August 24, 2010 By Captain Tom Van Horn Upcoming Classes, Seminars and Events Wednesday September 8th, Seminar on the Fishing Fall Mullet Run at the Backcou more...
Capt. Tom Van Horn - Indian River Lagoon

Sharing my Deep Sea Fishing Experience - Sitting at the Bahia dock in Ft. Lauderdale, thinking about the Marlins I have seen caught in my 35 years of deep sea fishing, one hooked-up Marlin stands out for being extremely unusual. Back in the early 80's I was fishing in the Bahamas at Wal more...
Capt. David Zsak - Fort Lauderdale

Great fishing out of Hernando Beach - The weather made it tough to get on the water earlier in the week, but it did cool the gulf waters down a bit. The back country fishing was a little slow last week, but we were able to boat some nice reds with a little patience and persistence. more...
Capt. Keith Tomlinson - Hernando Beach

Topwater Time - August and September are my favorite time of year to throw top water plugs and poppers on the fly rod! Due to the heat, high water levels and tannic water clarity, noisy top water plugs get the most exciting strikes. Basically your blind casting st more...
Capt. Jeff Legutki - Ten Thousand Islands

Anna Maria redfish now schooling - After the recent rains big schools of reds are roaming the Bars from Port Manatee to Ringling flats. We are averging over 30 reds per day and they are hitting anything you throw at them. Bring your fly rods. One minor problem is that you may not catc more...
Capt. Tom Chaya - Anna Maria