Intracoastal Waterway Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 2 months ago

Redfish and snook bite are hot right now. Once the water temp drops the bull redfish will be moving in to spawn.

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 2 months ago

Redfish and snook bite are hot right now. Once the water temp drops the bull redfish will be moving in to spawn.

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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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Austin Nikkola
Jacksonville, Florida
Reported: 4 months ago

Bull Reds The bull reds are fired up! We’re seeing big bruisers crushing bait around the deep holes and channel edges. Live mullet and cut bait have been the ticket. Bring the heavy gear—these giants aren’t playing around. Now’s the time to battle a beast! 💪🎣🔥

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Austin Nikkola Jacksonville, Florida Reported: 4 months ago

Bull Reds The bull reds are fired up! We’re seeing big bruisers crushing bait around the deep holes and channel edges. Live mullet and cut bait have been the ticket. Bring the heavy gear—these giants aren’t playing around. Now’s the time to battle a beast! 💪🎣🔥

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Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 4 months ago

The trout bite slowed down but the redfish and snook are on fire in the back water of Ormond and Flagler, while snapper and sharks are hot hot hot in the Port Orange/Ponce Inlet area.

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 4 months ago

The trout bite slowed down but the redfish and snook are on fire in the back water of Ormond and Flagler, while snapper and sharks are hot hot hot in the Port Orange/Ponce Inlet area.

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Mitch Lattof
Orange Beach, Alabama
Reported: 4 months ago

Fishing has been pretty good for big trout not a lot of fish but large ones - last 6 trips we have released 16 speckled trout between 20-28.5" . A few flounder here and there and the redfish have been hit and miss.

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Mitch Lattof Orange Beach, Alabama Reported: 4 months ago

Fishing has been pretty good for big trout not a lot of fish but large ones - last 6 trips we have released 16 speckled trout between 20-28.5" . A few flounder here and there and the redfish have been hit and miss.

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Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 5 months ago

Snook and Redfish bite has been good in Ormond and Flagler. While the shark and snapper bite is strong in Port Orange.

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 5 months ago

Snook and Redfish bite has been good in Ormond and Flagler. While the shark and snapper bite is strong in Port Orange.

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Guion Lee III
Wilmington, North Carolina
Reported: 7 months ago

Bonito bite is on fire. With Black Sea bass and big sheep's head on the wrecks. The fishing for reds and black drum has been steady as well on cut bait, and tip water during during the mid day suns.

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Guion Lee III Wilmington, North Carolina Reported: 7 months ago

Bonito bite is on fire. With Black Sea bass and big sheep's head on the wrecks. The fishing for reds and black drum has been steady as well on cut bait, and tip water during during the mid day suns.

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Luke Moser
Wilmington, North Carolina
Reported: 7 months ago

The red drum have started to break up from their winter schools and have become much more active. Catching fish on cut baits and fresh shrimp as well as artificial and top water baits. The black drum bite has been very productive catching fishing along boat docks fishing fresh shrimp....

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Luke Moser Wilmington, North Carolina Reported: 7 months ago

The red drum have started to break up from their winter schools and have become much more active. Catching fish on cut baits and fresh shrimp as well as artificial and top water baits. The black drum bite has been very productive catching fishing along boat docks fishing fresh shrimp. The near shore action has by far been the best. The Atlantic bonito have shown up and have been all up and down the beach trolling deep divers and casting at fish on the surface. There have been a few Spanish mackerel around but the numbers have not shown up but expect to see them any day now!

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