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Planning a fishing trip to Jacksonville? Start with our complete Jacksonville Fishing Guide for the full breakdown of where to go, when to fish, and what species to target. Below: the latest weekly fishing reports for Jacksonville.
Jacksonville is in transition. The cobia run that defined April and early May is winding down, tarpon are showing up at the jetties and in the river, and...
Cobia migration peaking at the sea buoys and along the beaches, flounder building in the St. Johns, and redfish active on the warming flats around Jax Beach and Mayport.
Jacksonville fishing report May 2026 — cobia migration peaking, sheepshead on structure, flounder building.
April 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville. Inshore: cobia on the move. Offshore: cobia.
April 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida. Top inshore targets: flounder excellent. Offshore: cobia peak. 66–72°f conditions.
March 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville. Inshore: cobia migration beginning. Offshore: cobia.
March 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida. Top inshore targets: flounder at jetties excellent. Offshore: cobia. 60–68°f conditions.
February 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville. Inshore: redfish and flounder improving. Offshore: black sea bass.
February 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida. Top inshore targets: redfish and trout improving. Offshore: black sea bass. 52–60°f conditions.
January 2026 fishing report for Jacksonville. Inshore: redfish in river mouths. Offshore: black sea bass on reefs.