Jacksonville Light‑Tackle Redfish Bite

Here’s a FishingBooker-ready September report: Writing ? SEPTEMBER IS HERE — AND THE FISH ARE HUNGRY! September is one of my favorite months to fish the St. Johns River and Downtown Jacksonville. The summer heat is finally starting to loosen its grip, and the fish are responding! Redfish have been keeping rods bent, with everything from slot-sized fish to big bruisers showing up. Speckled trout are getting more active, black drum are in the mix, and you never know what else is going to grab the bait next. Early mornings have been the ticket. We’re fishing light tackle around structure, creek mouths, drop-offs, and moving water while keeping an eye out for bait. Find the groceries and you’ll usually find something looking to eat them! The best part about September fishing in Jacksonville is the variety. One minute you're working on a nice keeper fish and the next you're hanging onto the rod wondering what freight train just picked up your bait. ?? Whether you're an experienced angler or have never held a fishing rod before, September is a great time to get on the water. We provide the gear, bait, ice, water, and plenty of questionable captain humor. Come see why fishing the St. Johns River with the Downtown Jacksonville skyline in the background is such a unique experience. September dates are open — come professionally bother some fish with Tannic Water Adventures! ?? — Capt. Austin Tannic Water Adventures

Hot days, steady bites, and plenty of action on the St. Johns River! ? We’ve been finding a solid mix of fish around structure and moving water. Early mornings have been the ticket before the afternoon heat settles in. Downtown Jacksonville continues to produce! ??

The fish were hungry, the sun was disrespectful, and the captain was running primarily on caffeine and bad decisions. ?? Plenty of bites, bent rods, and good times on the St. Johns River in Downtown Jacksonville. Another successful day of professionally bothering fish!