New Smyrna Beach Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Kevin Moran
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Reported: 2 days ago

King fish are in thick offshore. Great time of year for multi species bottom fishing. Caught everything from triggerfish to scamp grouper not too far offshore. Inshore, snook and bull reds are in and when you get the tide right you have the chance for a fish of a lifetime.

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Kevin Moran New Smyrna Beach, Florida Reported: 2 days ago

King fish are in thick offshore. Great time of year for multi species bottom fishing. Caught everything from triggerfish to scamp grouper not too far offshore. Inshore, snook and bull reds are in and when you get the tide right you have the chance for a fish of a lifetime.

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Mark Reeves
Crystal River, Florida
Reported: 2 months ago

Grouper and redfish has been very good this month. Trout fishing will be firing up in a couple of weeks.

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Mark Reeves Crystal River, Florida Reported: 2 months ago

Grouper and redfish has been very good this month. Trout fishing will be firing up in a couple of weeks.

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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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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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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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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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Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

Redfish bite is cooled off waste week with that cool front and full moon. I am expecting bite to ramp up with the warmer weather. Sea trout and weak fish bite is also getting better. A few whispers of some black drum in the river. Baits of choice have been...

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

Redfish bite is cooled off waste week with that cool front and full moon. I am expecting bite to ramp up with the warmer weather. Sea trout and weak fish bite is also getting better. A few whispers of some black drum in the river. Baits of choice have been shrimp under a float and cut finger mullet or pinfish on a bottom rig.

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Brad Curtsinger
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Reported: 7 months ago

our water temps are coming up into the 70s this means our pelagic species like cobia , tarpon ,kingfish and lots of deferent species of shark are showing along our beaches for cobia we sight cast for that's tons of fun ,and kingfish we troll for ,for tarpon and shark...

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Brad Curtsinger New Smyrna Beach, Florida Reported: 7 months ago

our water temps are coming up into the 70s this means our pelagic species like cobia , tarpon ,kingfish and lots of deferent species of shark are showing along our beaches for cobia we sight cast for that's tons of fun ,and kingfish we troll for ,for tarpon and shark we drift baits . These are all big fish that put up awesome fights ,come book with us we have em dialed in guaranteed line screaming action

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