United States Fishing Reports (November 2024)

Mark Malfa
Houston, Texas
Reported: 1 week ago

Everything IN THE BOAT is rod. Outside the boat is bow

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Mark Malfa Houston, Texas Reported: 1 week ago

Everything IN THE BOAT is rod. Outside the boat is bow

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Chris Schatte with Beavers Bend Fly Fishing Guide Service
Broken Bow, Oklahoma
Reported: 1 week ago

Temperatures are warmer than normal so trout are still somewhat in Summer mode. Majority of hatch are midges and sulfur. Some blue wing olive and caddis. Nymphing works best on short aggressive strips. Midge and sulfur dry flies dominate when fish are rising to feed.

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Chris Schatte with Beavers Bend Fly Fishing Guide Service Broken Bow, Oklahoma Reported: 1 week ago

Temperatures are warmer than normal so trout are still somewhat in Summer mode. Majority of hatch are midges and sulfur. Some blue wing olive and caddis. Nymphing works best on short aggressive strips. Midge and sulfur dry flies dominate when fish are rising to feed.

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Brian Preston
Port Aransas, Texas
Reported: 1 week ago

Fishing has been fall incredible !

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Brian Preston Port Aransas, Texas Reported: 1 week ago

Fishing has been fall incredible !

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Charles Ocasio
Miami, Florida
Reported: 1 week ago

The sailfish are starting to bite, great king Fish, action and wahoo bite before, and after the full moon with the cooler weather, the reef fishing has been great as well cooler temperatures bringing these fish to the shallow reefs, as far as the Peacockbass, we are averaging over 40...

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Charles Ocasio Miami, Florida Reported: 1 week ago

The sailfish are starting to bite, great king Fish, action and wahoo bite before, and after the full moon with the cooler weather, the reef fishing has been great as well cooler temperatures bringing these fish to the shallow reefs, as far as the Peacockbass, we are averaging over 40 fish per trip in the southern Everglades the bite is on fire, And the Inshore fishing in the Florida Keys has been great catching snow, tarpon, trout, redfish, and tons of jack gravel, mainly on the outgoing tide or the incoming tide, trying to catch some movement to produce a bite.

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Jack Jackson
Beaufort, North Carolina
Reported: 1 week ago

Fall fishing is as good as it gets right now. We are catching a nice variety of fish and in good numbers. Most days we are seeing speckled trout, redfish, black drum, and really big bluefish.

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Jack Jackson Beaufort, North Carolina Reported: 1 week ago

Fall fishing is as good as it gets right now. We are catching a nice variety of fish and in good numbers. Most days we are seeing speckled trout, redfish, black drum, and really big bluefish.

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Matthew Cavalieri
Delray Beach, Florida
Reported: 1 week ago

fishing has been on fire 🔥

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Matthew Cavalieri Delray Beach, Florida Reported: 1 week ago

fishing has been on fire 🔥

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Vasiliy Obukhov
Sarasota, Florida
Reported: 1 week ago

Right now catching cobia, Mangrove Snapper, lane Snapper, Hogfish, king mackerel, bonito. Water temperature is about 73-78 degrees. Fishing is good overall.

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Vasiliy Obukhov Sarasota, Florida Reported: 1 week ago

Right now catching cobia, Mangrove Snapper, lane Snapper, Hogfish, king mackerel, bonito. Water temperature is about 73-78 degrees. Fishing is good overall.

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Brandon Douberly
Cape Coral, Florida
Reported: 1 week ago

Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to...

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Brandon Douberly Cape Coral, Florida Reported: 1 week ago

Late fall is an epic time to fish our waters, the snook are fully back in the inshore waters and hungry after all the work they put in during their spawning season. You will frequently find long, skinny female snook looking to get their figure back after giving birth to the next generation of snook. We have been catching our bigger snook on large greenbacks we refer to as turbos, these bigger baits are irresistible to those bigger slot and overslot snook. Beef up your leader because you will need it with some of these monsters, I typically step it up to 40 lb Fluorocarbon which is less susceptible to abrasion when those fish shoot under structure. Redfish are still schooling up towards the tail end of their spawn, mostly the mid to upper slot fish are what we have found around the mangrove islands, oyster beds and docks. Pinfish are hard to pass up but they will certainly eat greenbacks as well. Trout over grass flats and edges of bars and channels have been pretty good, just lacking in size at times. We have been targeting those trout with gulp shrimp under a popping cork. They absolutely love those baits but just about anything will work. At times when the wind is blowing it is best to use a bait you can slow retrieve like a shrimp immitation bait. We are starting to head into a change in season, cold fronts are pushing through and soon we will see a change in bait, tide heights and target species. As we begin seeing lower winter tides we will switch to shrimp and focus more on sheepshead as they make their way into our inshore waters to spawn.

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