Ponce inlet 6/9/26

Fish Report

The inshore bite continues to heat up as summer approaches, with snook feeding aggressively on the incoming tides. Slightly cooler water pushing in with the tide has been the key to finding the most active fish, especially during the early morning hours. Water temperatures are currently sitting between 81-84°, creating ideal conditions for bait movement and feeding activity along the mangroves, docks, and deeper shorelines.

Redfish are also beginning to settle into their summertime patterns earlier than usual this year, with more fish starting to group together and feed consistently during the lower light periods. As temperatures continue to climb, expect both the snook and redfish bite to remain strong, especially around moving water and areas holding clean, cooler incoming tides.