Snook, gag grouper and Gulf red snapper all opened this morning — and the mullet run is building on the Atlantic beaches. What’s biting statewide, plus the scallop deadline a week away.
Snook, gag grouper and Gulf red snapper all open Sept 1 — and the mullet are already on the beaches. Plus two scallop closures that will ruin a trip if you miss them.
Tarpon are crushing the beaches, mahi are stacked on the weedlines, and Gulf red snapper is wide open. Here’s exactly what’s biting across Florida this week.
Late June brings peak tarpon action at Boca Grande and Egmont Key, thick mahi-mahi weed lines offshore from the Keys, cobia on Gulf Coast wrecks, and red snapper still biting before the Gulf season ends.
Late June: tarpon peak, snook on the summer spawn, hot mangrove snapper and offshore mahi. Here’s what’s biting across Florida and what to throw.
Water warming into the mid-60s, trout stacking on the flats and sheepshead thick on the bridges – how Tampa Bay fished the last week of February.