It’s a time for new beginnings, so why not get hooked on fishing? The inshore waters are full of Redfish, Drum, Trout, and Sheepshead just calling your name.

Nearshore fishing is starting to warm up so hit the reefs and wrecks out in the Atlantic and target Kingfish, Grouper, and Snapper as you look for a tasty treat to take home.

The weather and waters are warming up, so head offshore for a thrilling experience. Catch bait on your way out before battling it out with monster Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Sailfish, and more.

Cobia make their way along the east coast, following the Gulf Stream’s jet. They’ll be chasing the numerous manta rays so keep an eye out for these impressive beasts and get your fish on.

Peak season is here, so expect thrilling fishing wherever you go. Target pelagics offshore, hit the bottom fish along the reefs, or battle it out with stunning inshore creatures in the River.

The Gulf Stream is slightly closer, so you won’t need to head too far offshore for rod-bending action. Go after the catch of a lifetime as you target Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish, and more.

Dodge the afternoon storms and get out early to make the most of your trip. Head out to the nearshore reefs and wrecks for the best fishing. You may even catch a huge Shark!

Don’t let the summer get away from you. The nearshore season is coming to an end, so get out on the water one last time and fill the boat with delicious reef fish.

After the highs of summer, the water is at its hottest – and so is the fishing! Tarpon will make their way inshore, so you’ll get to test your skills against the “Silver King.”

Head offshore and catch the last of the pelagics as they make their way past Florida’s east coast. Monster Sharks, delicious Mahi Mahi, and strong Kingfish will be the order of the day.

It’s all about the Kingfish in the Gulf Stream during November. Head out from Ponce Inlet and get to the water’s deepest spots where you’ll troll for this popular creature.

Everyone wants that homey feeling as the year draws to a close. The best fishing is on the Halifax River. Target inshore species and get the family together for a delicious dinner.