Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report and Tips

The water near the Sebastian Inlet has been dirty from the weather and surf, but the snook don’t seem to mind. However, unfortunately, it does chase away other fish. Anglers

The weather at the Sebastian Inlet has been comfortable to fish, sometimes chilly from the wind, but anglers don’t mind. There’s been a lot of activity this past week on the North

This week’s fishing report at the Sebastian Inlet unveils a lot of activity on both the North and South Jetties in Sebastian, Florida.  Many anglers told Sebastian Daily they caught catch &

Anglers told Sebastian Daily that the fishing last week was hit or miss. It’s taking longer to catch anything, and there hasn’t been a lot of action with flounder, either.  More of

Fewer anglers were out during the recent cold snap, but those brave enough to withstand the chill reported success at the Sebastian Inlet.  The North Jetty is partially open about

Anglers at the Sebastian Inlet tell Sebastian Daily that snook and pompano are still biting, as well as jacks and blue runners. Specific jigs and live shrimp seem to be the choice

The north side of the inlet has reopened for fishing, but the majority of the north inlet remains closed while Sebastian Inlet State Park coordinates repairs.  “The apron along the

There were a few anglers out at the Sebastian Inlet right before New Year’s Eve catching snook, redfish, and pompano in Sebastian, Florida. The flounder are starting to bite near

The colder temperatures didn’t keep anglers away from the Sebastian Inlet. They were out in full force catching everything except flounder. Jason Ogilvie of Sebastian (pictured above) took his boat

Anglers are catching snook and snapper at the Sebastian Inlet, St. Sebastian River, and the Indian River Lagoon in Sebastian, Florida. Snook season has closed and reopens on Feb. 1,