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September Fishing Report: The Mullet Run Arrives in Ponce Inlet
September marks the start of fall fishing in Ponce Inlet and the arrival of the mullet run, when the hunt for trophy bull redfish begins.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: September 2026
Fall fishing and the mullet run bring big snook, bull redfish, tarpon, and jack crevalle to Ponce Inlet this September.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: September 2026
The mullet run brings the first fishy change of fall, snook season opens September 1, and big spawning redfish arrive at Ponce Inlet.
August Fishing Report: Fishing the Mullet Run
The mullet run is the most exciting time to fish Central Florida. Capt. Marty Goldys shares his favorite ways to fish live mullet and lures for snook, redfish, tarpon, and jacks.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: August 2026
Get out early in August: the high tide switch to outgoing is prime for reds and snook, with mangroves and flounder on the mid tide.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: August 2026
Bigger mangrove snapper, bull redfish staging for the fall spawn, and dock light fishing at night headline August in the Edgewater backcountry.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: July 2026
July brings an epic sunrise bite for reds and snook at the inlet, summer flounder on mud minnows, and plenty of action behind the shrimp boats.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: July 2026
Beat the July heat in the Edgewater backcountry and Mosquito Lagoon with early starts, mini mullet, shady docks, and dock lights at night.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: June 2026
Capt. Jamie Thrappas targets slot and over slot redfish on early tide switches at Ponce Inlet, then turns to flounder and mangrove snapper on mud minnows.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: June 2026
Summer break is the time to teach kids to fish the Indian and Halifax Rivers. Snook season is closed through August, and live pigfish are a favorite bait for seatrout, redfish, and tarpon.Read the Current Issue
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