Hudson Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Hank Valencia
Seminole, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Some trout and pompano but flippers competing for them lol

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Hank Valencia Seminole, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Some trout and pompano but flippers competing for them lol

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Mark Reeves
Crystal River, Florida
Reported: 2 months ago

Grouper and redfish has been very good this month. Trout fishing will be firing up in a couple of weeks.

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Mark Reeves Crystal River, Florida Reported: 2 months ago

Grouper and redfish has been very good this month. Trout fishing will be firing up in a couple of weeks.

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Mark Reeves
Crystal River, Florida
Reported: 3 months ago

Scallops are in full swing. Good divers are getting their limits. Redfish are firing up on the outer islands and spoil banks.

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Mark Reeves Crystal River, Florida Reported: 3 months ago

Scallops are in full swing. Good divers are getting their limits. Redfish are firing up on the outer islands and spoil banks.

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Jim Vanderbeck
Clearwater, Florida
Reported: 4 months ago

Red grouper, red snapper, Mango snapper and lane snapper are on fire in 100+ feet! Sharks are everywhere and you have to move around a lot but filling the box every trip!

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Jim Vanderbeck Clearwater, Florida Reported: 4 months ago

Red grouper, red snapper, Mango snapper and lane snapper are on fire in 100+ feet! Sharks are everywhere and you have to move around a lot but filling the box every trip!

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Ray Culver
Seminole, Florida
Reported: 6 months ago

The moment we’ve all been waiting for is here—the tarpon migration has officially arrived, and the bite is on! These powerful, acrobatic fish offer one of the most exciting experiences in sport fishing, and now’s your chance to be part of the action. Prime dates in May and June are...

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Ray Culver Seminole, Florida Reported: 6 months ago

The moment we’ve all been waiting for is here—the tarpon migration has officially arrived, and the bite is on! These powerful, acrobatic fish offer one of the most exciting experiences in sport fishing, and now’s your chance to be part of the action. Prime dates in May and June are going fast, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. If you’ve been thinking about booking your trip, now is the time to lock it in. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity.

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Robert Denbo
Trinity, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

Redfish and trout bite is on fire!!

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Robert Denbo Trinity, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

Redfish and trout bite is on fire!!

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Sebastian Shindel
Tampa, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

Snook fishing has been on fire!!! Fishing docks around the evening has been the best time to hook a big one👍🏼

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Sebastian Shindel Tampa, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

Snook fishing has been on fire!!! Fishing docks around the evening has been the best time to hook a big one👍🏼

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Ray Culver
Seminole, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

The redfish bite in Tampa Bay right now is absolutely on fire—arguably the best it’s been in the last three years. Anglers are reporting strong numbers of slot-sized reds, and even some overslot bruisers showing up around the mangroves, oyster bars, and grass flats. The water temps have warmed just...

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Ray Culver Seminole, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

The redfish bite in Tampa Bay right now is absolutely on fire—arguably the best it’s been in the last three years. Anglers are reporting strong numbers of slot-sized reds, and even some overslot bruisers showing up around the mangroves, oyster bars, and grass flats. The water temps have warmed just enough to get them feeding aggressively, especially on moving tides. What’s really exciting is the consistency. It’s not just a few hot spots—it’s bay-wide. From the flats near Weedon Island to the mangroves of Cockroach Bay and the spoil islands around Fort De Soto, redfish are cruising in solid schools again. Live bait like pinfish and greenbacks are working well, but artificials like gold spoons, paddletails, and topwaters early morning are getting crushed too. This kind of action hasn’t been seen since before some of the red tide issues, so local anglers are pumped. It’s a good sign for the health of the fishery and definitely a moment worth taking advantage of if you’re fishing Tampa Bay right now.

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