The Sebastian Inlet Fishing Report has updates on pier conditions, tide times and, 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, making it a home for lots of different kinds of fish.
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The weather conditions at Sebastian Inlet have been unfavorable for fishing during the past week, and this trend will continue this week. Got a catch to share? We’re eager to spotlight
The Brevard Zoo’s Sea Turtle Healing Center team is diligently caring for a loggerhead turtle named Mischief, who lost a flipper due to entanglement in fishing gear. Rescued in October 2023 at
A powerful cold front has the potential to bring intense thunderstorms to Sebastian on Tuesday, accompanied by winds ranging from 25-35 mph and frequent stronger gusts reaching 45-55 mph. This
Recent severe weather has significantly impacted fishing activities at Sebastian Inlet. Due to storm damage, the North Jetty is closed on December 14 and reopened this morning. Got a catch
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is on routine patrol to stop illegal fishing activities. Last week, they cited anglers at Sebastian Inlet and Indian River Lagoon for
Last week, anglers reeled in various species at the Sebastian Inlet, including snook, black drum, pompano, whiting, redfish, bluefish, jack crevalle, blue runners, and sea trout. This week’s Sebastian fishing report warns
Boaters and fishermen in the Atlantic Ocean should be vigilant this winter for North Atlantic right whales, particularly in state and federal waters along the coastline of Sebastian and Vero
As the fishing season unfolds at Sebastian Inlet, anglers are experiencing a mix of fortunes. While flounder catches are notably slower, anglers are enjoying success with snook and sheepshead. Despite
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is set to expand its Catch a Florida Memory Saltwater Angler Recognition Program with new saltwater fishing record categories starting January 1,
Florida’s recreational flounder fishing season will reopen on December 1, 2023, and close on October 15, 2024. Sebastian fishing has seen another uptick in activity following a recent cold front. Anglers should
