Beautiful morning of family fishing here in Jacksonville. We had light winds and clear skies and hungry fish. We caught a variety of fish including Trout, Sheepshead, Black Drum, and Redfish. All fish were caught using live shrimp and fiddler crabs.

Over the weekend we were able to land several quality Sheepshead in a short afternoon outing. We used fiddler crabs and fished an outgoing tide. Between jetties and docks we picked away at our fish never finding a wide open bite but instead found a consistent catch with a few fish on each spot. Included in our catch were several other smaller sheepshead that were released.

Labor day weekend 2025 did not have the prettiest weather but the fish sure didnt mind it. One day we battled the rain the next day we had the wind. Despite these tough conditions we found hungry fish and capitalized on the bite. The infamous bull reds are finding their way into the river and should start gathering in larger schools. The next few moths will be prime redfish season with a good chance at catching breeders up to 50” long. The slot sized fish are also geared in on the shrimp amd mulltet run and have been feeding well. Over the weekends trips we managed to catch several other species on shrimp including flounder, black drum, speckled trout, mangrove snapper, and jack crevalle. Fall is starting to show its self and the fish are biting.