Anglers along Florida’s Gulf Coast are enjoying a mixed bag of fishing opportunities this weekend. Warm water temperatures and the chance of afternoon thunderstorms are influencing fish behavior, but those who adapt their tactics are still finding success. Whether you’re casting from the shore, exploring…
Read More Florida Gulf Coast Fishing Report – August 18, 2024
Anglers along Florida’s Gulf Coast are enjoying a mixed bag of fishing opportunities this week. Despite the possibility of scattered showers, warm temperatures and varying water conditions offer exciting prospects both inshore and offshore. Tides continue to influence fishing success, so staying informed about local…
Read More Florida Gulf Coast Fishing Report – August 17, 2024
Great news for Florida’s coastal waters! The red tide organism, Karenia brevis, was absent in all samples collected across the state this past week. Satellite imagery continues to be used to monitor both nearshore and offshore conditions. No fish kills or respiratory irritation suspected to…
Read More Florida Red Tide Update: No Karenia brevis Detected, No Fish Kills, Or Respiratory Irritation
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has announced that 50 schools will receive funding through the annual School Fishing Club Program grant for the upcoming school year. This program aims to educate young anglers about responsible fishing practices, ensuring a bright future for…
Read More Florida Fish And Wildlife Awards Grants To 50 Florida Schools For Fishing Clubs
Anglers along Florida’s Gulf Coast are enjoying a mixed bag of fishing opportunities despite the lingering summer heat. While some species are proving more elusive, others are biting well, providing plenty of action for those willing to brave the warm temperatures. Inshore: Read: Hurricane Ernesto…
Read More Florida Gulf Coast Fishing Report – August 16, 2024
Anglers along Florida’s Gulf Coast are enjoying favorable conditions for a variety of species today, with warm temperatures and calm seas providing a pleasant backdrop for a day on the water. While scattered thunderstorms are possible, light winds should make for comfortable fishing both inshore…
Read More Florida Gulf Coast Fishing Report – August 15, 2024
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) invites the public to participate in the Indigo Snake Watch, a new volunteer program aimed at identifying eastern indigo snakes from trail camera photos. This project focuses on understanding the activity and distribution of these federally threatened…
Read More Help Track Florida’s Reintroduced Eastern Indigo Snakes
Anglers along the Gulf Coast are enjoying a mixed bag of fishing opportunities this week. Warm water temperatures continue to prevail, with plenty of baitfish present, creating favorable conditions for various species. Nearshore & Inshore: Read: New FWC Decals Support Florida’s Manatees And Sea Turtles…
Read More Florida Gulf Coast Fishing Report – August 14, 2024
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) needs your help! We’re asking everyone to report any wild turkey sightings they have between now and August 31st. This includes hens (with or without their young) and bearded turkeys. Why is this important? Read: Florida Turkey…
Read More Florida Fish and Wildlife Needs Your Help To Track Wild Turkeys
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) has unveiled its 2024-2025 manatee and sea turtle decals. These eye-catching decals, featuring original artwork, can be displayed on boats, vehicles, or personal items like water bottles and laptops. Available for a $5 donation at local tax…
Read More New FWC Decals Support Florida’s Manatees And Sea Turtles