Start the year off in the right way, and head to Miramar Beach to experience some seriously productive inshore fishing! Choctawhatchee Bay offers up plenty of Redfish and Speckled Trout action in January.

Bay fishing remains strong, with Redfish and Speckled Trout showing up in abundance. Offshore fanatics can head south of Miramar Beach, to test their skills against bottom-dwelling Grouper and Snapper species.

Fishing starts to seriously heat up, with Spanish Mackerel regularly being caught on the Gulf side of Miramar Beach. Choctawhatchee Bay offers up Redfish and Speckled Trout, and the first Flounder start to appear.

Grouper and Snapper fishing around the nearshore reefs of the Gulf is seriously strong, and the bay's Redfish and Speckled Trout action only gets hotter. The Flounder population continues to increase.

May marks the start the Gulf's impressive Mahi Mahi angling opportunities! Head south from Miramar Beach for the chance to battle this offshore favorite, and fish the nearshore reefs for bottom-dwellers on your way out.

As the weather continues to heat up, so does the fishing on offer. North of Miramar Island, Choctawhatchee Bay is resplendent with Specks, Reds, and Flounder, and Mahi Mahi and Marlin can be hooked offshore.

This month is all about variety when it comes to Miramar Beach's fishing opportunities! Choctawhatchee Bay, the reefs, and the deep blue waters of the Gulf are all equally plentiful. Big game fishing is especially hot.

The weather reaches peak heat, and the fishing is on par with it! Offshore, you can hook Grouper and Snapper around the reefs, or battle Mahi Mahi and Marlin. Bay fishing offer sup Reds and Specks.

The busy summer crowds start to thin out, but the action beneath the water remains jam-packed! The bay offers up trophy-size Speckled Trout, Flounder, and Redfish, and Grouper and Snapper can be caught by the reefs.

October means one thing to many local anglers: fishing for huge Bull Reds in Choctawhatchee Bay! Head to the grassy flats east of Miramar Beach to test your light tackle skills against some trophy-sized beauties.

Temperatures start to drop, but the fishing remains strong, especially when it comes to trolling for pelagics offshore. Bottom fishing around the nearshore reefs is equally as productive, and bay fishing is on fire!

End the year with a bang by targeting Choctawhatchee Bay's "Grand Slam." You'll have the chance to hook into Flounder, huge Redfish, and Speckled Trout. Treat yourself to the best Christmas present around!