St. Petersburg Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Todd Walker
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

32"snook

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Todd Walker Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

32"snook

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Todd Walker
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Eight nice reds

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Todd Walker Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Eight nice reds

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Todd Walker
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Grandfather and granddaughter fishing trip with a stud red

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Todd Walker Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Grandfather and granddaughter fishing trip with a stud red

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Todd Walker
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

24 nice sheepshead to the . Kept 12 and released the other

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Todd Walker Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

24 nice sheepshead to the . Kept 12 and released the other

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Todd Walker
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

Crappie fishing is been on fire

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Todd Walker Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

Crappie fishing is been on fire

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Hank Valencia
St. Petersburg, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

After the record Christmas cold front the water here dropped over 10 degrees in a couple of days. But, the Red Tide dissipated and left cleaner water. The local reefs(and hard bottom areas withing a couple miles) have been best. Lots of Key West Grunts, along with a steady sheepshead...

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Hank Valencia St. Petersburg, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

After the record Christmas cold front the water here dropped over 10 degrees in a couple of days. But, the Red Tide dissipated and left cleaner water. The local reefs(and hard bottom areas withing a couple miles) have been best. Lots of Key West Grunts, along with a steady sheepshead bite and occasional Redfish, Flounder and other stuff. The Sheepshead bite should only get better and the Flounder normally start going off as well. Should be a decent start to 2023 in terms of nearshore fishing over here out of Madeira Beach.

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James Gibson
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

e have had some cold mornings in Sarasota Florida and the water is cold! We ended the year with water temperatures in the 50's in some places. With these cold water temperatures our customers enjoyed targeting Sheepshead, Snappers and Grunts on our nearshore reefs. On our warmer days we focused...

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James Gibson Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

e have had some cold mornings in Sarasota Florida and the water is cold! We ended the year with water temperatures in the 50's in some places. With these cold water temperatures our customers enjoyed targeting Sheepshead, Snappers and Grunts on our nearshore reefs. On our warmer days we focused on fishing the docks and rocks in areas that the water was warmer in Sarasota Bay and were able to find luck targeting Redfish and Snook! We also have found a few Pompano as well as schools of big Jack Crevalle in our back country creeks.

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Phil Pegley
Tampa, Florida
Reported: 1 year ago

December fishing in Tampa Bay presents plenty of opportunities for catching fish. As the water cools and then warms back up again between cold fronts, it can make the fish fairly predictable in their movements. With a consistently cooler water temperature algae dies and the water clears, making this is...

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Phil Pegley Tampa, Florida Reported: 1 year ago

December fishing in Tampa Bay presents plenty of opportunities for catching fish. As the water cools and then warms back up again between cold fronts, it can make the fish fairly predictable in their movements.
With a consistently cooler water temperature algae dies and the water clears, making this is one of our favorite times of year to fish as it makes for some great site fishing opportunities, as the fish will get into the shallows to soak up some of that Florida sunshine. On the lower stages of the tide, redfish and trout have been hanging out in the potholes. On the flats, the kinship between rays and fish is on display this time of year. As the tide rises. The parade of rays and sharks is on, with the cruising southern stingrays, spotted eagle rays, and occasionally bull sharks. I’ve also had cobia, pompano, and jacks cruising with them. When that water that’s been heated up in the shallows, it starts to flow into the rivers and canals and it’s time to hit it up for snook, redfish and trout along the sea walls, and mangrove shorelines!

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