Navarre Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Matthew Miller
Pensacola Beach, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

2 boat limit of vermillion snapper and a few others mixed in. Around 120 fish.

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Matthew Miller Pensacola Beach, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

2 boat limit of vermillion snapper and a few others mixed in. Around 120 fish.

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Christopher Mitchell
Destin, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Red Grouper spring break

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Christopher Mitchell Destin, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Red Grouper spring break

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Craig Mick
Pensacola, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

When we can get offshore, we have been getting our limit of vermillion. Then, catch and release Amberjack inshore was good for sheepshead, but slowing after the spawn. Mackerel have shown up along with some bait schools Kings should be right behind.

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Craig Mick Pensacola, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

When we can get offshore, we have been getting our limit of vermillion. Then, catch and release Amberjack inshore was good for sheepshead, but slowing after the spawn. Mackerel have shown up along with some bait schools Kings should be right behind.

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Clay Hinton
Pensacola, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Last few days. Amberjack have been on fire on topwater

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Clay Hinton Pensacola, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Last few days. Amberjack have been on fire on topwater

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Heath Howle
Okaloosa Island, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Water temps are rising and the bite is turning on! Vermillion snapper are beginning to be plentiful and red grouper have been showing up in good numbers. Trigger fish are plentiful as well, but you have to fish through the shorts to get the keepers! As the weather continues to...

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Heath Howle Okaloosa Island, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Water temps are rising and the bite is turning on! Vermillion snapper are beginning to be plentiful and red grouper have been showing up in good numbers. Trigger fish are plentiful as well, but you have to fish through the shorts to get the keepers! As the weather continues to warm up the bite will get even better!

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Sam Yozviak with Salty Sam’s Charters
Okaloosa Island, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Everyone caught fish!

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Sam Yozviak with Salty Sam’s Charters Okaloosa Island, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Everyone caught fish!

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Robert Fulton
Destin, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Good bite!

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Robert Fulton Destin, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Good bite!

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James Callahan
Pensacola, Florida
Reported: 1 month ago

Pensacola — Fishing Report for March Overview - Fish activity: HIGH (local forecasts/solunar sites) - Top targets: Large female spotted/seatrout on the shallow flats and sight-fishable redfish along the beaches. Offshore - good opportunities for open-water species (wahoo, swordfish) during this late‑March transition. Where and how to fish - Shallow...

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James Callahan Pensacola, Florida Reported: 1 month ago

Pensacola — Fishing Report for March
Overview
- Fish activity: HIGH (local forecasts/solunar sites)
- Top targets: Large female spotted/seatrout on the shallow flats and sight-fishable redfish along the beaches.
Offshore - good opportunities for open-water species (wahoo, swordfish) during this late‑March transition.
Where and how to fish
- Shallow flats (inshore: Focus on large female trout in shallow flats. Typical approaches: live shrimp or small baitfish presentations and soft plastics around grass edges and shallow potholes; sight‑casting on calm days is productive.
- Beaches and nearshore flats: Sight fish for redfish along sandbars and back of the beach troughs — sight casting with shrimp, topwater plugs, or jerkbaits when you can see wakes or tailing fish.
- Offshore/open water: Late‑March offshore bite is developing — opportunities for wahoo and swordfish. Expect trolling or deep‑water techniques for open‑water pelagics.
Tips
- Fish tides and solunar peaks for best action; check exact tide times for your launch spot.
- Calm, clear conditions favor sight‑fishing for reds and trout — approach quietly and watch for tails/wakes.

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