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October Fishing Report: Big Fish and Less Pressure
Snook, redfish, tarpon, and jack crevalle are fired up in October, and with fewer boats on the water it is one of the best months to book a trip.
Kayak: Working the Grass for October Bass
Jessie Diaz covers water from a kayak with topwaters and vibrating jigs, then slows down with Texas rigs and flipping baits as October bass settle into the grass.
Ponce Inlet & Backwaters Forecast: October 2026
October means snook, bull reds, and tarpon at Ponce Inlet. Capt. Jamie Thrappas shares the live baits, leaders, and circle hooks he uses for each.
Edgewater Backcountry Forecast: October 2026
The first cool fronts raise water levels on the flats, the mullet run hits full swing, and big spawning redfish gather at Ponce Inlet.
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.
Kayak: Summer Sunrise Success on Kenansville Lake
A sunrise frog bite, schools of bait found on side imaging, and an 8.5 pound largemouth made for a memorable summer day on Kenansville Lake.
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.
Kayak Bass Fishing in Florida: The Dog Days of Summer
July and August bring extreme heat and pop up thunderstorms. How to prepare for a summer kayak bass trip, and where the bass go when the water heats up.Read the Current Issue
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