Fishing Report

Snook are very active in the Bay and Capt. Dylan Hubbard says if you can find the mullet you can find the redfish who are following the schools and picking off the shrimp and small bait fish that are scared away from the grass by the mullet. Pompano are also very active along our beaches, beach fishing piers, and around the passes and channels of the area

Snook action has been good throughout the area this past week again. We are seeing plentiful fish moving around the flats, mangrove and sandy shorelines, oyster bars, and passes. Plus, the beaches have had a decent number of fish show up and stay around too, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.

Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina at John's Pass says the weather has been treacherous for fishing. But finally, the full moon is definitely bringing us a lot of moving water, and we're excited about a nice weekend of weather and a great opportunity for hopefully catching a lot of these good eating fish.

Trout action is getting better and better which is odd because most of the time they bite best when the water is cooler, but it seems they have woken up a bit with the warmer waters, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.

Kingfish are here in a big way! This past week we saw a huge influx of the kingfish to our beaches and near shore areas. Many people reported catching them as shallow as 30 feet of water, says Capt. Dylan Hubbard from Hubbard's Marina.

Windy conditions have stirred up a lot of the inshore waters lately and really have the fish moving around. Warmer waters also have many fish on the move and more actively feeding, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.

Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina gives us the inshore and nearshore fishing outlook for the beautiful springlike weekend.

Fishing weather may not be the best this weekend, but there is a ‘bright side.’ The good part of the late-season cold fronts mean it elongates that transitional period of fish movement. If it warms up too fast, that period fish excitement gets shorter, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard’s Marina.

Snook action has been going well this past week around the area. Things warmed up again, and it had the fish moving around, says Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina.

The warm-up this past week brought local snook to life inshore, with just a few degrees making a big change in their behavior and feeding patterns. Meanwhile, hogfish have been very active near shore, along with red grouper.