Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report and Tips

Two boaters faced perilous conditions off Sebastian Inlet State Park last Sunday, but quick actions by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officials ensured their safety. Around 5 p.m., officers were

During water patrols, the primary goal of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers is to ensure boater safety. As the Labor Day weekend signifies the informal conclusion

On the first day of snook season, we made it to the Sebastian Inlet where many anglers were reeling in more catch-and-release redfish than anticipated. Some fishing enthusiasts on the

The awaited snook season kicks off today, running through December 14, following its closure on May 31. Anglers have been counting the days, excited to cast their lines in the

Local anglers tell Sebastian Daily that fishing in the area has declined from last week, possibly due to the murky waters. Tragically, a 12-year-old faced a lightning strike at the Sebastian Inlet on Monday

A 12-year-old was hit by lightning at the Sebastian Inlet on Monday, as confirmed by emergency management authorities. The National Weather Service identified a lightning strike at Sebastian Inlet State

Last weekend, we saw a minor fish kill in Sebastian, Florida. If you’ve lived here long enough, you know it can happen in the Indian River Lagoon during hot summer days. There’s

The 2023 nesting season is turning out to be better than expected in Indian River County (IRC). During the 2022 nesting season, loggerhead sea turtles, listed as threatened by the

Anglers have been telling Sebastian Daily that mangrove snappers and snook (which are catch-and-release only) are being caught a lot at Sebastian Inlet. The nighttime high tides have been very active compared

At Sebastian Inlet, anglers are after the mangrove snapper, although the redfish and the catch-and-release snook are also biting. Plus, there are a lot of small fish that can be