Clearwater Fishing Reports

Updated on August 11, 2022

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Weekly fishing reports straight from the cameras and eyes of local guides in Clearwater. It doesn't get better than that.

Our Clearwater fishing guides constantly update us with the most current and thorough Clearwater fishing reports. See below for reports from recent Clearwater fishing trips:

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of May 10th:

Fishing Report from Captain Dmitri

Fishing Report from Captain Mike

Fishing Report from Captain Jim

Fishing Report from Captain Gage

Fishing Report from Captain Dale

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of April 26th:

Fishing Report from Captain Roy

Fishing Report from Captain Juan

Fishing Report from Captain Mike

Fishing Report from Captain Gage

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of April 12th:

Fishing Report from Captain Dmitri

Fishing Report from Captain Dale

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of March 29th:

Fishing Report from Captain Patrick

Fishing Report from Captain Rich

Fishing Report from Captain Brian

Fishing Report from Captain Mike

Fishing Report from Captain Craig

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of March 15th:

Fishing Report from Captain Rich

Fishing Report from Captain Brian

Fishing Report from Captain Mike

Fishing Report from Captain Gage

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of March 1st:

Fishing Report from Captain Tyson

Fishing Report from Captain Jim

Fishing Report from Captain Gage

Fishing Report from Captain Rich

Fishing Reports from Clearwater, Week of February 15th:

"Since the weather keeps fluctuating, fishing has been a challenge. Trout are still feeding, but the trend has been taking two days of east winds to gather these fish back into bunches. Most of the fish have been scattered, but are of good quality. We have been encountering fish ranging from 17 to 22 inches. It seems that the preferred depth has been 3 to 5 feet of grass flats with big potholes in them. Drifting live shrimp underneath a popping cork, and/or Cajun Thunder has made a big difference. If you can get that second day with the east winds, the Trout will move up on the flats to deeper potholes. Redfish are on the flats, but the tide and area have been crucial. Live shrimp and small pinfish are working well. The best artificial bait for both species has been mirror lure little John and the provoker in darker colors on 1/6oz jig head don't forget to have a few morrodines in the pro series. Sheephead and black drum have been hanging around the Jetties, Bridges and deeper Docks from Indian Rocks Bridge to Dunedin Causeway. Live shrimp mangrove crabs and mud crabs are the bait of choice. So let's get out and enjoy the beautiful days in Indian rocks to Clearwater." - Fishing Report from Captain Craig