I hope everyone had a great weekend. The weather was awesome, and so was the fishing! The action was all over the inlet, but the north side was the better spot due to the cleaner water. There were baitfish in and around the inlet over the weekend: finger mullet, greenies and pilchards, mojarras in the back, but still NO glass minnows in the surf that are usually present this time of year.

The weather was really good, but the fishing at the inlet has slowed down quite a bit from what it was, mainly due to the rain runoff water coming out of Sebastian River, and staining up the clean ocean water we did have previously, plus it cooled down from 85 to 81 degrees along the coast.

For the most part the fishing has been pretty steady at the inlet, about the same as it was last week, but has picked up a bit on both sides due to the cleaner and calmer water, also the presence of baitfish, greenies and nice schools of finger mullet coming into, and around the inlet.

So, here we go off on another adventure into what’s happening at the inlet. For the most part, again, it was kind of slow due to the dirty water present all weekend, but there was some action to be had if you found some clean water. The north side was the cleanest, whereas the south side was the dirtiest.

Good morning, Sebastian Inlet lovers. I hope everyone had a great weekend! It was a little iffy all weekend, but it turned out all right, except for the fishing. Yeah, this is going to be another slow report, thanks mostly in part to a weekend of big winds and strong surf that made a mess of the inlet and surf areas north and south.

ishing has picked up somewhat, not fantastic, but good enough to keep you interested and hopeful to catch something. Water clarity has improved on the incoming tides and the beginning of the outgoing tides, and it has warmed up again.

This week’s report is going to be another one of those short and to the point ones, as the fishing was really very slow all over the inlet, mostly due to the dirty/silted up water conditions, and the “snot weed” that was present everywhere and made it hard to keep your lines and rigs clean.

As you all should know by now, the conditions and the fishing at the inlet can change very drastically from day to day, as it did this past week/weekend. Last week from Tuesday through Thursday the snook bite on the north jetty on the incoming tide on live shrimp was really good, with quite a lot of fish being hooked, but most were lost due to breakoffs and the ever present and hungry Goliath groupers!

Fishing the inlet over the weekend was lackluster. Maybe the fish decided to also go on vacation and enjoy some time off. There were plenty of folks fishing, but not many around.

Good morning, Sebastian Inlet fishing junkies! I hope everyone enjoyed the nice and hot weekend. The fishing wasn’t too shabby; a little slow, but some nice fish were caught throughout the inlet