Florida Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Steve Gould with Trophy Time Charters and More
Marco Island, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

The last two weeks have produced many tarpon ranging from 70-170lbs. We also ran several Goliath grouper trips.

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Steve Gould with Trophy Time Charters and More Marco Island, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

The last two weeks have produced many tarpon ranging from 70-170lbs. We also ran several Goliath grouper trips.

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Kenny Crawford
Fernandina Beach, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Wahoo and Grouper were biting this past week 60 miles offshore. Waiting on grouper season May 1! Big black and red drum at the jetties, along with lots of whiting.

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Kenny Crawford Fernandina Beach, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Wahoo and Grouper were biting this past week 60 miles offshore. Waiting on grouper season May 1! Big black and red drum at the jetties, along with lots of whiting.

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Kyle Lowe
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Been seeing some very nice banjo triggerfish, there are some Spring time red groupers around and as always a bunch of vermillion snapper.

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Kyle Lowe Fort Walton Beach, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Been seeing some very nice banjo triggerfish, there are some Spring time red groupers around and as always a bunch of vermillion snapper.

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Hunter Ledbetter
Key West, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

It's been a lot of lobsters, hook-n-cook muttons and Lanes, and a nice Palometta. Wreck fishing and the tuna are holding steady in March.

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Hunter Ledbetter Key West, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

It's been a lot of lobsters, hook-n-cook muttons and Lanes, and a nice Palometta. Wreck fishing and the tuna are holding steady in March.

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Christopher Mitchell
Destin, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Lots of Cinnsational Red Grouper ro catch but finding a keeper takes time and some lucky!!

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Christopher Mitchell Destin, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Lots of Cinnsational Red Grouper ro catch but finding a keeper takes time and some lucky!!

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Bob Stroupe
Fort Walton Beach, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

We caught some great fish red grouper, gag grouper, amber jack, red snapper, trigger and Mingo. Not all were in season so took pictures and released safely. Also could you add us to okaloosa island, fort Walton beach and destin area for search locations.

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Bob Stroupe Fort Walton Beach, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

We caught some great fish red grouper, gag grouper, amber jack, red snapper, trigger and Mingo. Not all were in season so took pictures and released safely. Also could you add us to okaloosa island, fort Walton beach and destin area for search locations.

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Eric Wilkas
Panama City Beach, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Trout bite has been good; they are moving out of the creeks out to the flats for spawning. The reds are in the pass and up shallow if you like to sight fish. Sheepshead are just starting to show up; the bite is still slow for them but should start...

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Eric Wilkas Panama City Beach, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Trout bite has been good; they are moving out of the creeks out to the flats for spawning. The reds are in the pass and up shallow if you like to sight fish. Sheepshead are just starting to show up; the bite is still slow for them but should start getting excellent any day. Offshore Vermillion snapper has been excellent! We've been catching some triggers and a red grouper. The Amberjack is always a great way to finish up a trip of catching and releasing them

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TJ Saunders
Apalachicola, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

The weather is starting to break here on the Forgotten Coast. Just in time for spring break, redfish are invading the flats, and oh boy, are they hungry? Fish have been seen cruising the outside bars and chasing the tide up to the shoreline. A well-placed fly, soft plastic, or...

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TJ Saunders Apalachicola, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

The weather is starting to break here on the Forgotten Coast. Just in time for spring break, redfish are invading the flats, and oh boy, are they hungry? Fish have been seen cruising the outside bars and chasing the tide up to the shoreline. A well-placed fly, soft plastic, or gold spoon has been getting the job done. Take a trip south to Apalachicola and let me introduce you to our hot inshore fishery.

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