The Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report provides updates on pier conditions, tide times, best bait suggestions, and what fish are currently biting. Find out why so many people love to fish at the inlet. The Sebastian fishing spot is special because it’s where the Atlantic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon meet, creating a habitat for a diverse range of fish.
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The 2023 sea turtle nesting season in Indian River County has set a new record with 12,771 nests, surpassing the previous year’s count of 9,242 nests. This significant increase occurred
Fishing activity increased last week at Sebastian Inlet, marked by an abundance of finger mullets near the North and South Jetties. Conditions were more favorable than the previous week, enabling
The verdict is in for the highly anticipated “Battle of the Lakes,” and Fellsmere Reservoir—affectionately known as Headwaters Lake—has clinched the title over Orange Lake. This victory comes with the
Sebastian Daily has received reports from local anglers that catches of snook and redfish at the Sebastian Inlet have been few and far between. Last week’s inclement weather posed challenges for
Fish are biting in the St. Sebastian River and the Indian River Lagoon. However, the Sebastian Inlet hasn’t been as lucky, mainly due to the unfavorable winds and waves since
Anglers are buzzing with excitement as with fishing activity at the Sebastian Inlet. Specifically, the North and South Jetties are teeming with mullet. Many anglers have reported significant numbers, including
The weather has been favorable at the Sebastian Inlet, yet some anglers feel the fishing could be better; they attribute this to the murky water currents. On the other hand,
This week, Sebastian Daily had the pleasure of speaking with the iconic “Snookman” Wayne Landry, who has been a fixture at the Sebastian Inlet since he was 11. “I meet a lot
It’s snook season at Sebastian Inlet’s piers, and many anglers are reeling in redfish on a catch-and-release basis. Reports suggest that although fishing started slow, there’s a noticeable uptick in
Sebastian Inlet has been experiencing rough conditions caused by tropical conditions. Anglers have faced choppy waters and reduced visibility. Yet, they’ve reeled in jack crevalle, mangrove snappers, redfish (on a