Sebastian Inlet News

Blackfin tuna may become a recreational limit in areas of Sebastian and Florida after the Florida Fish, and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved a draft proposal Wednesday. The approved draft proposal calls for a limit […]

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has announced new shark fishing requirements that will go into effect July 1, 2019. The requirements include a mandatory, no-cost, annual Shore-based Shark Fishing Permit and educational course […]

Each summer, sea turtles head to places in Sebastian and along Florida’s coast to lay their eggs. They arrive quietly as the sun sets and people leave the beach. It’s a spectacular event when these […]

The piers at the Sebastian Inlet State Park are among the best in Florida, according to a study by FishingBooker. The company recently published a detailed guide for seven best fishing piers in Florida and […]

Researchers working in the Indian River Lagoon near the Sebastian Inlet have encountered one of the “rarest of all” sea turtles, known as the hawksbill turtle, and far away from where they are typically seen. […]

It’s that time of year again when temperatures in Sebastian rise into the 90s as we witnessed last week. These temperatures can be especially dangerous for older adults whose bodies do not cool down like […]

SEBASTIAN – The fish are biting this week, and one young fisherman reeled in his catch by himself near Sebastian. “They said this kid was amazing. Reeling in a fish all on his own,” Brian […]

SEBASTIAN – The recreational harvest of snook in Atlantic state and federal waters will close on June 1, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Snook season in Florida for the Atlantic typically […]

SEBASTIAN – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has announced a license-free saltwater fishing weekend for June 1 and 2, and a license-free freshwater fishing weekend for June 8 and 9. During these weekends, […]

SEBASTIAN – Summer is here, and this means going to the beach, sandbar, and ocean activities. We want to warn dog lovers to be careful when taking your “best friend” with you to these locations. […]