Panama City Fishing Report — June 11: Snapper & Kings
The red snapper season has the offshore fleet busy out of Panama City. The reefs, wrecks, and natural bottom from 90 to 160 feet are producing quality fish on cut…
Palm Beach Fishing Report — June 11: Mahi & Kings
The offshore mahi-mahi run has been the centerpiece off Palm Beach this week. Boats working the weed lines and current edges in 250 to 600 feet are finding schoolies and…
NC Outer Banks Fishing Report — June 11: Cobia & Drum
Sight-casting for cobia remains the marquee event on the Outer Banks this week. Fish are cruising the nearshore waters and showing around the buoys, shoals, and bait pods off Oregon…
Jacksonville Fishing Report — June 4: Kings In, Marsh Reds
The North Florida summer pattern is taking hold around Jacksonville this week. King mackerel are moving in on the nearshore reefs and the beaches, redfish are working the marsh and…
Pensacola Fishing Report — June 4: Red Snapper Opens, Kings
Pensacola fishing report for June 4, 2026 — federal red snapper season is open, king mackerel are nearshore, and the surf is full of pompano and reds.
Jacksonville Fishing Report — Week of May 28, 2026: Kingfish Move In, Reds on the Marsh
Kingfish Move In, Reds on the Marsh
Panama City Fishing Report — Week of May 28, 2026: Snapper Opener Imminent, Spanish on the Beach
Snapper Opener Imminent, Spanish on the Beach
Pensacola Fishing Report — Week of May 21, 2026: Red Snapper Opens June 1, Cobia Tail End
Pensacola anglers are 11 days from the most anticipated opener of the year — federal red snapper opens June 1, with Florida state waters following shortly...
Panama City Fishing Report — Week of May 21, 2026: Snapper Opener Imminent, Cobia Stragglers, Kingfish Solid
Panama City's offshore community is counting down to June 1, when federal Gulf red snapper opens. In the meantime, late-season cobia are still being...
How to Catch Chinook (King) Salmon — Runs, Plugs & Trolling
Complete guide to catching chinook king salmon — trolling, drift fishing, fly fishing. Pacific Northwest rivers, Great Lakes, Alaska. Seasonal timing and top techniques.