Regional Fishing Reports for:
Northeast Florida (New Smyrna Beach to Jacksonville)

mullet run to start - I'm waiting for the mullet run to start which should be sometime soon. Also waitng for the water temperature to drop a couple of degrees.Once these two things coincide with one another the fish will turn from so-so to great. Right now the s more...
Capt. Rob Ottlein - Flagler Beach

Inshore/nearshore report Jacksonville area waters - We are still reeling from the massive rainfall we recieved from hurricane, I mean tropical storm, Fay. The fishing has been very inconsistent around the mouth of the river, which is very dirty and tannine colored. Some tarpon are hanging around the more...
Capt. Bob Cosby - Jacksonville

Taking Advantage.....of one gorgeous day. - 9/7 - Taking Advantage.....of one gorgeous day. Had Don Z. take advantage of the special offer I sent out for this weekend. (you may have received it.) Well, from now on, what ever deals I do. They will be for people who have joined my Lil' c more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville

Getting Past the Storms!!! - Well it looks like Ike is going to leave North Florida alone. With all the storms the last several weeks possibly affecting the east coast of Florida not many people have been calling to book fishing trips… I had a trip with Phil Baker this past S more...
Capt. James Howard - Jacksonville

Two Guys, Mania.....! - 9/3 - Two Guys, Mania.....! Okay, I read the weather report as I always do the day before (Tuesday). And it read windy! All week the report was labeled, SCA - small craft advisory! East-Noreast winds. Incoming tide. Usually K.O.D. - kiss of more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville

After the Storm - Storms, Storms and more Storms! Things are still out of whack in Jacksonville Florida due to Fay last week. The water is very dirty and the tides are way above normal. I did have 2 charters this week that were pretty tuff. We did catch quite a few fi more...
Capt. James Howard - Jacksonville

Jacksonville tailing redfish - Northeast Florida experiences higher than normal tides from late August to December. Tropical storm Fay has also added an extra push to the already high water. From St Augustine northward to Fernandina there are miles and miles of marsh grass flats t more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

After T.S. Fay.....A New Day. - 8/25 - After T.S. Fay.....A New Day. The St. Johns River is making records. The amount of water that is breaking it's banks (river height) is at a historical high. There's going to be a good pouring of fresh water now, for a very long time. more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville

Back to Normal!!! - Not any fishing this past week due to Tropical Storm Fay! That was one storm that just wouldn't go away. We got plenty of rain and wind in Jacksonville Florida that's for sure… Things are settled back down now and it looks like a great week ahea more...
Capt. James Howard - Jacksonville

THINK, FISH...........AFTER FAYE! - 8/21 - THINK F-I-S-H...AFTER FAYE! With all this storm stuff going on. Think about what happens after Tropical storm Faye. South of Jacksonville had huge amounts of rain. And where does all that water go? Melbourne, they say had almost 2 feet o more...
Capt. Dave Sipler - Jacksonville