Jacksonville inshore fishing report

Inshore and backwater fishing is incredible right in the Jacksonville, Amelia island, PonteVedra and Saint Augustine area. Redfish, sea trout, and black drum are schooled up in the back water marshes and creeks here in Northeast Florida. It’s not uncommon to catch 15 to 20 of each species every trip. Expect this action to remain for the next four months. Call, text or email to book your fishing charter.
Capt. Ron Schurr (904) 707-8328

Jacksonville Beach summertime fishing is on fire.

Jacksonville river and backwater fishing has been outstanding the last few weeks and will stay hot throughout the summer and fall months, especially for big 30 plus pound bull redfish. These trophy bruisers are abundant in the deep channel along the river and inlet.

Jacksonville, St Augustine and Amelia Island inshore fishing report

Summer is here and inshore, backwater and jetty fishing has been heating up. Redfish, trout, black drum and sheepshead have been the main species we are catching. The backwater marsh system along the Intracoastal Waterway from St Augustine to Amelia island are loaded with hard fighting redfish and trout. The St Johns River jetties are holding one of the best tasting fish, Sheepshead.

Jacksonville backwater fishing is in full swing for redfish.

Jacksonville inshore spring fishing

 Backwater fishing is outstanding.

Fishing is Awesome right now. Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra and Amelia Island Fishing Report 2019

Backwater light tackle fishing for Redfish and Speckled Trout is outstanding right now through April. Double digit numbers of trophy redfish are the norm. Winter and spring cool weather fishing is the best time of year for these species.

Summertime fishing is red hot.

Tis The Season for outstanding fishing!

Redfish and Speckled trout are schooled up in the scenic backwater creeks. December through April are the best months for catching these hard fighting fish.

Jacksonville - Amelia Island September Fishing

Awesome time of year for incredible backwater and river fishing for huge redfish, trout and flounder.
September marks the beginning of our best time of year. Jacksonville is home to a phenomenal fishery from September to April. Cooler water and air temperatures signal a feeding frenzy for all species.

Jacksonville Fishing Report.

Summertime has arrived here in Northeast Florida, and fishing is red hot. REDFISH hot...

Huge reds in the river and creeks along the St John's River and Intracoastal Waterway. 

Spring Time Fishing!

Fishing along the Intracoastal waterway and within backwater marsh is on an epic level.
Perfect air and water temperatures have the red fish and speckled trout fired up in big numbers.
Redfish will be schooled up throughout the next few months along with big spawning speckled trout.

Jacksonville Light Tackle Fishing

We are in our best time of the season for schooling redfish and trout in the backwater marsh.

Clear, cool water combined with wintertime low tides have the fish schooled up in big numbers. 

Sight fishing for mid and upper slot redfish is a favorite this time of year.

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Inshore and Backwater Fishing. Best time of the year!

 Redfish and Trout are schooled up in the creeks and marsh. November to April are the best months for inshore and backwater fishing.Jacksonville, Amelia Island and St Augustine locations will provide double digit numbers of redfish, trout and black drum.

Capt. Ron Schurr has been taking good numbers of heavy sea trout in the lower St. Johns River and the Intracoastal Waterway south to St. Augustine. He recommends anglers work deep drop-offs, points and docks during hard-running tide phases. Lipped diving plugs, Rapala “Skitter Walk” top-water plugs and live mullet take trout. Redfish also are on deep-water ledges and in the Intracoastal.

Jacksonville Winter/Spring report

Backwater fishing has been fired up the past 3 months. Redfish, flounder and sea trout are very abundant in the tidal creeks. I have been doing very well using jigs and gulp shrimp. 

January 2015 Awesome Time Of Year!!!

Jacksonville Capt. Ron Schurr reports local redfish are schooled in big numbers, and believes next week’s new moon negative tides should have fished stacked in bays off the Intracoastal and along drop-offs of the canal. He’s using 1/4-ounce jigs tipped with mud minnows, and reports the last of falling tides and first of incoming tides have been tops for reds in Hanna Mills and Clapboard creeks off the north side of the St. Johns. Plenty of small black drum are available in deep holes in creek turns, and a few flounder are caught with reds, trout and drum.