Crawfordville Fishing Reports (December 2024)

Robert Mcclinnis
Crawfordville, Florida
Reported: 23 hours ago

Trout are on fire. Edges of holes,channels edges and any place where the water temperatures are stable. It is hard to beat your favorite soft plastics on a jig head. If the bite slows add a popping cork.

Robert Mcclinnis Crawfordville, Florida Reported: 23 hours ago

Trout are on fire. Edges of holes,channels edges and any place where the water temperatures are stable. It is hard to beat your favorite soft plastics on a jig head. If the bite slows add a popping cork.

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Robert Mcclinnis
Crawfordville, Florida
Reported: 3 weeks ago

Happy Thanksgiving. As we celebrate the bounty of the fall, the weather is turning colder. The response by mother nature is to add a layer of fat. So the bite is on fire, the places are deeper holes and channel edges with decent flow. My favorite baits this time of...

Robert Mcclinnis Crawfordville, Florida Reported: 3 weeks ago

Happy Thanksgiving. As we celebrate the bounty of the fall, the weather is turning colder. The response by mother nature is to add a layer of fat. So the bite is on fire, the places are deeper holes and channel edges with decent flow. My favorite baits this time of year are soft plastics on a jighead or shrimp on a jighead. We have plenty of dates available, if weather permits red snapper are in fairly close.

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Robert Mcclinnis
Crawfordville, Florida
Reported: 3 months ago

It's fall and pumpkins are everywhere, by pumpkins I mean redfish. Early in the The fall season while the water still warm live baits work best as the water cools cut baits rule. Also , as the water cools red snapper Move closer to shore, locals LY's . I prefer...

Robert Mcclinnis Crawfordville, Florida Reported: 3 months ago

It's fall and pumpkins are everywhere, by pumpkins I mean redfish. Early in the The fall season while the water still warm live baits work best as the water cools cut baits rule. Also , as the water cools red snapper Move closer to shore, locals LY's . I prefer live and fresh dead Sardines. And threadfin.

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Robert Mcclinnis
Crawfordville, Florida
Reported: 5 months ago

The bottom fishing continues to be good although you have to watch your weather windows. Again, thread hearing sardines on a knocker, rig. L y's or live baits have been working really well. Don't forget scallop season starts Monday.July firsthere's no better way to cool off than to dip into...

Robert Mcclinnis Crawfordville, Florida Reported: 5 months ago

The bottom fishing continues to be good although you have to watch your weather windows.
Again, thread hearing sardines on a knocker, rig. L y's or live baits have been working really well.
Don't forget scallop season starts Monday.July firsthere's no better way to cool off than to dip into the gulf and pick up some sea Sweets

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TJ Saunders
Apalachicola, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing on the forgotten coast is heating up as the temperatures fall. Redfish are patrolling the flats eager to eat a jig, spoon or well placed fly. Dodging weather has been the hardest part of fishing this fall, winds and rain have been erratic. But when the conditions line up,...

TJ Saunders Apalachicola, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing on the forgotten coast is heating up as the temperatures fall. Redfish are patrolling the flats eager to eat a jig, spoon or well placed fly. Dodging weather has been the hardest part of fishing this fall, winds and rain have been erratic. But when the conditions line up, Forgotten Coast fishing is on fire.

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TJ Saunders
Apalachicola, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Water is warming up here in the Forgotten Coast bringing a number of new opportunities to the table. Spanish Mackerel, Jacks, and bluefish are crashing our flats, with opportunities for some light tackle drag screaming action. Tripletail are starting to stack up on the structure in the bay and close...

TJ Saunders Apalachicola, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Water is warming up here in the Forgotten Coast bringing a number of new opportunities to the table. Spanish Mackerel, Jacks, and bluefish are crashing our flats, with opportunities for some light tackle drag screaming action. Tripletail are starting to stack up on the structure in the bay and close to shore, making this fine table fare quite accessible. They will eagerly offer to any soft plastic, fly or live bait sent their direction.
And as summer continues to heat up, our premier summer target will be taking all of our focus, the silver king. These fish grace us with the opportunity to tackle one of the worlds premier game fish on fly or conventional tackle. Be sure to get your trips booked soon as dates are filling up fast for tarpon fishin!

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TJ Saunders
Apalachicola, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

Seasons are changing and it's time to turn our focus back to redfish. Early season scouting has been on fire with plenty of fish around. If this September's action is any indication of what fall redfishing on the forgotten coast is going to look like, it will be amazing. Double...

TJ Saunders Apalachicola, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

Seasons are changing and it's time to turn our focus back to redfish. Early season scouting has been on fire with plenty of fish around. If this September's action is any indication of what fall redfishing on the forgotten coast is going to look like, it will be amazing. Double digit days with upper slot fish has been the norm for the last two weeks.