Florida Fishing Reports
Your Florida Fishing Experience
Stay informed with the latest fishing reports from Pedal Driven Kayak Fishing Charters in Florida’s Big Bend region. These regularly updated insights come straight from the water and reflect the real-time patterns of redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and other inshore favorites. Whether you're planning your first family-friendly fishing trip or looking to time your outing for a shot at a personal best, our reports are here to guide you. Courtney Ashburn shares his expert knowledge on conditions, bait preferences, tidal behavior, and seasonal shifts that affect the inshore bite.
Fishing from a Hobie pedal kayak offers a unique advantage when it comes to stealth and positioning—especially in shallow flats and marshy channels where bigger boats can’t go. These fishing reports highlight not only the bite window but also provide helpful insight into which tropical and trophy fish are actively feeding and where they’re likely to be found. From late-summer tailing redfish in Carrabelle to winter schools of sheepshead in Wakulla and Apalachee Bay, Courtney’s reports break down what’s moving and how to approach them for better results.
Each report is packed with tips based on firsthand experience and is tailored to the conditions of Florida’s Big Bend waters. You'll get updates on bait movement, temperature shifts, moon phases, and gear recommendations—all written to help anglers of all skill levels prepare with confidence. Whether you're launching solo or joining a guided charter, this information can elevate your approach and help you fish smarter year-round.
Bookmark this page and check back often to stay current with inshore activity around Florida’s Gulf Coast. Our fishing reports are not only a helpful planning tool but also a great way to stay connected to the fishery in Carrabelle, Wakulla, and Apalachee Bay throughout the seasons. Whether you’re chasing redfish on the flats or looking for calm, family-oriented fishing near shore, Courtney’s firsthand updates will keep you ready for the next bite.
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