November Fishing Report: Red Hot Action as Cooler Water Rolls In

Capt. John Ellis in a mint green cap, sunglasses and a blue Reef Wrecker shirt holding up a big redfish on his boat beside an angler in a camouflage shirt and a colorful cap, with calm water and a tree line behind them

By Capt. John Ellis, Reef Wrecker Fishing Charters

Hey guys, Captain John here with your monthly fishing report for November. As the storms roll out and the clean cooler water rolls in we should be expecting some red hot fishing action over the next month or so into the winter.

Inshore the mullet run is coming towards the back end of the migration. Big redfish, snook, and tarpon are fired up and can be found at the jetties, docks, bridges and bays. We also have reports of black drum and sheepshead coming in with the cooler water.

For the offshore report the water has been pretty dirty, most of the month of October, because of all the hurricanes, but as those fade off, and the cold fronts come through, the sailfish as well as some straggler mahi and tuna will be around and caught while trolling. The bottom fishing is going to heat up with snapper, trigger fish, and shallower water grouper.

It looks like it’s going to be a great month. So you guys gear up and get ready to catch some fish.

Capt. John J. Ellis, Reef Wrecker, reefwrecker.com