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 United States Coast Guard Auxiliary will offer another Boating Safety Training on May 20, 2023, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at American Legion Post 39, located at 1535 Old Dixie
Last week, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers led a cleanup event at the Sebastian Inlet. They recovered hundreds of pounds of lead sinkers, ragged cast nets, anchors, aluminum
Anglers are catching snook, pompano, bluefish, jack crevalles, black drum, and cobia at the Sebastian Inlet and nearby beaches. Anglers tell Sebastian Daily that Shrimp is the preferred bait this week for
The Florida Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) cited an angler for an over-slot snook and a boater for being under the influence near the Sebastian Inlet. An FWC
Our fishing report stalled earlier this week due to bad weather at the Sebastian Inlet. We also had a storm that spawned a funnel cloud in Sebastian, which turned into
The Blue Water Open, a yearly fishing competition in Sebastian, is organized by the Sebastian Exchange Club. This year, the tournament celebrates its 29th anniversary. The competition is scheduled for
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was busy with a few cases last week in Sebastian, Florida. Here’s what happened from March 31 through April 6 near the Sebastian
The Indian River Firefighters Benevolent Association will host its 2nd Annual Offshore Fishing Tournament benefiting Captains For Clean Water on Saturday, June 17, 2023 – Lines-In at 6:00 am & Weigh-In
Anglers tell Sebastian Daily that snook, redfish (catch-and-release), and mangrove snapper dominate the area near the Sebastian Inlet. The preferred bait is finger mullet, artificial lures, and silver spoons. The T-Dock was
Several law enforcement officials were at the Sebastian Inlet Saturday afternoon after someone suffered a head injury. Officials say a young person jumped off a boat and hit his head.