New Smyrna Beach Fishing Reports (December 2025)

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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Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

The redfish bite is hot right now in Port Orange to Flagler Beach. The fish are moving up chasing mullet and other small bait fish on the oysterbars. Water keeps getting warmer, and the snappers are heating up with it. I am starting to see small Spanish mackerel and ladyfish...

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

The redfish bite is hot right now in Port Orange to Flagler Beach. The fish are moving up chasing mullet and other small bait fish on the oysterbars. Water keeps getting warmer, and the snappers are heating up with it. I am starting to see small Spanish mackerel and ladyfish in the river and around ponce. Spring is definitely in the air.

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Todd Vivian
Edgewater, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

With water temps on the rise so are the fish. We have experienced 25 degrees increase in water temps over the past month. Right now we are getting Reds, sheepshead, trout, and seeing large schools of bluefish and Spanish mackerel,shortly we will be getting back into the Snook and mangrove...

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Todd Vivian Edgewater, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

With water temps on the rise so are the fish. We have experienced 25 degrees increase in water temps over the past month. Right now we are getting Reds, sheepshead, trout, and seeing large schools of bluefish and Spanish mackerel,shortly we will be getting back into the Snook and mangrove snapper and flounder.

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Todd Vivian
Edgewater, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

With water temperatures on the rise, so are the fish. We have experienced a 25-degree increase in water temperatures over the past month. Right now we are getting reds, sheepshead, trout, and seeing large schools of bluefish and Spanish mackerel. Shortly we will be getting back into the snook and...

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Todd Vivian Edgewater, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

With water temperatures on the rise, so are the fish. We have experienced a 25-degree increase in water temperatures over the past month. Right now we are getting reds, sheepshead, trout, and seeing large schools of bluefish and Spanish mackerel. Shortly we will be getting back into the snook and mangrove snapper and flounder.

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Billy Pettigrew
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Redfish bite is hot, sheephead is still strong but size is going down as the water temps warm up. This brings on the snapper bite. Magic # is 72 degrees for the snappers. Sharks have invaded the shallows, where they range from 2 to 4 '. Baits of choice have...

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Billy Pettigrew Port Orange, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Redfish bite is hot, sheephead is still strong but size is going down as the water temps warm up. This brings on the snapper bite. Magic # is 72 degrees for the snappers. Sharks have invaded the shallows, where they range from 2 to 4 '. Baits of choice have been shrimp, mud minnows and live finger mullet of you can find them.

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Aaron Highers
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Offshore trips have been great. Less fish on the 4-hour trips and more fish on the 6-8-hour trips.

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Aaron Highers Port Orange, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Offshore trips have been great. Less fish on the 4-hour trips and more fish on the 6-8-hour trips.

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Aaron Highers
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Offshore trips have been great. Less fish on the 4 hour trips and more fish on the 6-8 hour trips.

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Aaron Highers Port Orange, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Offshore trips have been great. Less fish on the 4 hour trips and more fish on the 6-8 hour trips.

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Austin Ferguson
Port Orange, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Sheepshead and reds lately!

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Austin Ferguson Port Orange, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Sheepshead and reds lately!

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