Sebastian Inlet Fishing Slow? Our Forecast Will Change That!

[@SebastianInletFishing]

Don't get discouraged! The mullet run is coming soon, and the fishing will pick up! Wait a couple weeks! 🐟

[@Aydin.Ozkaptan]

Last week, I went out to the south jetty on thursday and friday, and the snook bite was on fire, I was fishing the incoming high tide 1 hour before the tide switch! The snook where chasing mojarra right by the rocks! I got most of my fish casting live croaker, but I also got a few on live mojarra and 3 inch nlbns! The bite was good when the water was clear and no sand was making the water merky like you were saying! I went on monday this week and it was the same thing, litterally fish every cast!

[@WayneLandry-m9n]

Glad you got some fish last week, but over the weekend it all went to crap with the dirty water.

[@tititomartinez2897]

Love the forecast reports! How much time should I be adding to the times reported in the most commonly used tide charts online to know when the tide will be slack at the bridge?Seems that over the years I’ve added 2.5 hrs, but the last time I was there at the end of May this year, the tide went slack more like 3.5 hrs. It would be really awesome to know the weekly slack tide times.

[@theanglercrew7059]

Ditto!

[@SebastianInletFishing]

I'll consider adding that information to the reports

[@tititomartinez2897]

Sweet! Thank you

[@WayneLandry-m9n]

On adding time to the listed tide charts, I usually add 3 hours, and you also have to consider the wind directions a d speeds, as this will affect the slack and change because it backs up the river, or or can't over come the ocean, plus a full moon or new moon pull will affect it too.

[@WayneLandry-m9n]

Glad you caught some fish last week, but the weekend wasnt that way, thr water had turned to being muddy and cold.

[@frostizz2072]

When do the jacks come through heavy

[@SebastianInletFishing]

Last week, I saw anglers catching a few jacks on the north jetty, but they were small. Big jack crevalle fishing is typically best in July and August, and sometimes extending near September. However, conditions can vary significantly. Recent storms have stirred up the water, making fishing slower than usual this year. Also, anglers report that the limestone reef, located a few hundred yards south of the Sebastian Inlet, is a prime spot to find schools of jack crevalle. Despite the current challenges, it's worth checking out this location for your best chances at a big catch.

[@frostizz2072]

@@SebastianInletFishing preciate your well written response