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Jacksonville Offshore Fishing Report

JUNE 2026 – WE DON’T NEED RED SNAPPER!!

Since Red Snapper remains closed in the Atlantic Ocean we target other species that are better to eat and more fun to fight than the genuine American Red Snapper. We've done without the red snapper for the past 16 years so it's not new territory for us. on our 12hr trips, we have a wide variey of fish to chase to include the stronger and better tasting cousin of the red snapper, the MUTTON SNAPPER!! We also have VERMILION SNAPPER, SILK SNAPPER, MANGROVE SNAPPER, BLACKFIN SNAPPER, TRIGGERFISH,...

The Federal Government Has CLOSED RED SNAPPER AGAIN!!!

*****THERES CURRENTLY NO RED SNAPPER DEASON FOR THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AT THIS TIME. THE GOVERNMENT CLOSED THE SEASON 3 HOURS BEFORE WE WERE TO GET THE FOLLOWING. THERES CURRENTLY NO INFORMATION AS TO WHEN THIS WILL BE CORRECTED****** Red Snapper Season 2026 is OFFICIAL. Red Snapper will be open to harvest for a total of 39days. The first 20 days will be from May 22 through June 20th. Then we will get 9 more days on Oct 2,3,4,9,10,11,16,17,18. We are running normal trips with normal pricing, and...

Black Sea Bass Jan 2026

The Black Sea bass bite continues to be good! On Friday January 30th, 2026 we had an 8hr split trip which limited out on Black Sea Bass in a couple hours! The grade of fish was exceptional and fast paced! i wish every day was like this!

May 14, 2025 – Jacksonville, FL

As Summer continues to approach and the Sun continues to warm the sea water, the ocean has undergone some changes over the past few weeks. The king mackerel were here in decent numbers the last week of April but have disappeared over the past few weeks. The bottom fish offshore have also tapered off in recent weeks for unknown reasons. To add to that, we've had some wierd weather over the same time frame so that is probably a contributing factor, not to mention some divers have reported a...

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