Port St. Joe Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Jason Shingler
Panama City, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Hello folks. The redfish bite has been fantastic. We are making short runs into the St. Andrew Bay back country and literally on fish within minutes.

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Jason Shingler Panama City, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Hello folks. The redfish bite has been fantastic. We are making short runs into the St. Andrew Bay back country and literally on fish within minutes.

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Nathan Stow
Panama City Beach, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Red snapper bite has been the fantastic. We have limited out on every trip.

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Nathan Stow Panama City Beach, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Red snapper bite has been the fantastic. We have limited out on every trip.

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Jason Shingler
Panama City, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Hello anglers. Having a great time inshore catching redfish and trout and the offshore amberjack bite has been fantastic as well as king mackerel, various snapper species and a few others. Give us a shout

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Jason Shingler Panama City, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Hello anglers. Having a great time inshore catching redfish and trout and the offshore amberjack bite has been fantastic as well as king mackerel, various snapper species and a few others. Give us a shout

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Eric Washington with Too Hot 2 Handle Charters
Panama City Beach, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Captain Experience trip this morning.

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Eric Washington with Too Hot 2 Handle Charters Panama City Beach, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Captain Experience trip this morning.

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Russell Fiser
Panama City, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Yes, just caught a wahoo

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Russell Fiser Panama City, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Yes, just caught a wahoo

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Harry Helms with Helms Fishing
Port St. Joe, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Spring is king, but beach season is here as the gobbles wind down and crawfish disappear. It’s now time to turn on your Jimmy Buffet and Kenny Chesney playlist and comes sit on the world’s most beautiful beaches! Top water trout has really proven to be the best way to...

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Harry Helms with Helms Fishing Port St. Joe, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Spring is king, but beach season is here as the gobbles wind down and crawfish disappear.

It’s now time to turn on your Jimmy Buffet and Kenny Chesney playlist and comes sit on the world’s most beautiful beaches!
Top water trout has really proven to be the best way to catch big keeper trout with this spring being especially good.
Schooling reds in the shallows have been regular visitors by my boat but with ultra clear water they are turning their nose up at lots of baits. Over slot (over 27”) fish have been very available cruising the flats so expect a big fight when you can get one of these pumpkins to eat.
We have lots to look forward too and it seems like this will be a summer to remember. So go grab a boat drink and a slice of key lime pie and come catch a few on the Emerald Coast.

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Greg Gladden
Panama City, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing was on fire until the recent blow

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Greg Gladden Panama City, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Fishing was on fire until the recent blow

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Jason Shingler
Panama City, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Hey folks, Captain Jason here! Things are heating up fast. Water temperatures are rising to the level of welcoming all of those migratory pelagics to the panhandle. Also, the influx of bait fish seeking refuge on near shore structures has sparked a great bite from various snapper species, grouper, trigger...

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Jason Shingler Panama City, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Hey folks, Captain Jason here! Things are heating up fast. Water temperatures are rising to the level of welcoming all of those migratory pelagics to the panhandle. Also, the influx of bait fish seeking refuge on near shore structures has sparked a great bite from various snapper species, grouper, trigger fish, Jacks and a few others. King mackerel and Mahi will be on fire very soon.

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