Lake Egan Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Lake Egan
The past few trips offshore have been keeping us busy. We’ve been putting our guests on mahi, kingfish, cobia, wahoo, grouper, and even a few surprise catches along the way. Clear water, good conditions, and plenty of action have made for some memorable days on the water. Every trip has been a little different, but the fish have been cooperating and the smiles at the dock say it all.
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Recap of June 2026
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Fishing has been great. Mahi and sailfish have been in 50 foot making for great charters on a budget. Bottom fishing is starting to get good again now that the cold water is moving out even caught a over slot snook in 50 foot bottom fishing
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The crew made the trip down from Melbourne ready to fish, and we didn’t disappoint. After getting on the mahi early, the guys put some solid fish in the box, including a few bigger ones that made the trip even more memorable. Beyond the action offshore, days like these are what make fishing special, bringing families and kids together while creating memories and learning experiences out on the water. From the excitement of the catch to the teamwork on deck, it was another great day with an awesome crew.
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The snapper bite has been great near shore as well as kingfish up to 30lbs. Nice 5lb snapper being caught regularly.
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Cobia, kingfish and mangrove snapper are biting from 60 to 90 feet of water.
Mutton snapper are showing up in numbers and the mahi are holding from 90 to 120
Mutton snapper are showing up in numbers and the mahi are holding from 90 to 120
Mutton snapper are showing up in numbers and the mahi are holding from 90 to 120
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Great offshore tuna and mahi time
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Sheepshead bite has been on fire. A few permit and pompano in the mix as well. There's cold water on the bottom in 50+ so staying on the beach has been key. Inshore, not much to talk about until the water warms up. The temp today was 65 in the river, with a few snook starting to chew again
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Finding warm water seems to be the key. First fish on the boat was a nice 35-45 pound Wahoo caught on Mahi Maniacs new proto type lure. Trolled around and found a Mahi that ended in the box and Sailfish were present however would not commit. We made our way into the bottom grounds and found Lane Snapper, Trigger Fish and all the Bluefish you could catch.
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