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Inshore Fishing Report Snook have really moved now, and are active on the beaches and around the passes like a more typical summer time pattern. Plus, they are starting to feed more actively as water temps rise. We’re seeing more fish staging along the passes, points, and deeper edges on their way toward the beaches […]

Inshore Fishing Report Snook are on the move! As water temperatures rise, these prized game fish are slowly making their way out of the back bay and staging up around the passes and beaches. Look for them around points, pockets, and cuts with moving water, especially early morning and late evening.  Mangrove snapper are starting […]

Inshore Fishing Report Inshore fishing has been producing steady action across the board. The snook had been moving out of the back bays and staging up around the passes, but the recent front slowed them down a bit. As things warm back up and stabilize, expect that movement to resume with better feeding activity—especially later […]

Inshore Fishing Report   Inshore fishing around Johns Pass and the surrounding bay area is shaping up beautifully as we move further into spring. We’re seeing some solid transitional movement from our snook, with more of these linesiders making their way out of the back bay systems and staging along mangrove shorelines, creek mouths, and […]

Inshore Fishing Report   Inshore fishing is looking promising with plenty of species on the move as the water clears and conditions improve. Snook  Although these crafty fish can be elusive, expect to find snook along the sheltered inlets and near structure where they seek warmth and cover. Use live baits or soft plastics during […]

Inshore Fishing Report The inshore action has been buzzing with activity as cooler water temperatures draw fish into predictable feeding patterns. The Sheepshead, Redfish and Trout are the three most cold tolerant species and most active inshore lately.   Sheepshead are schooling up around docks, piers, bridges, and other structures. These striped bandits are feeding […]

Inshore Fishing Report   Redfish Action is Hot Redfish have been thick throughout the area, offering reliable action for anglers. These fish are active in a variety of locations, including the beaches, jetty, bridges, dock lines, flats, oyster bars, and mangrove shorelines. Look for mullet schools, diving birds, or bait activity to locate redfish. Live […]

Inshore Fishing Report The redfish bite is firing on all cylinders, with slot and under-slot redfish being caught in great numbers. These aggressive feeders are everywhere—dock lines, mangrove shorelines, grass flats, oyster bars, and even around bridges and jetties. Live shrimp has been the go-to bait for consistent action, but don’t overlook soft plastics or […]