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St. Augustine Fishing Report: Offshore Mahi, Inshore Trout, and Panfish Galore
# Artificial Lure's St. Augustine Fishing Report for June 1, 2025
Hey there, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Sunday morning fishing report for beautiful St. Augustine.
The sun rose about an hour and a half ago, and we're looking at high tide that hit at 1:21 AM measuring 4.72 feet. If you're heading out today, you'll be fishing a falling tide through most of the morning.
Offshore action is absolutely on fire right now! The Gulf Stream is heating up with a strong mahi run that should continue through early June. These beautiful fish have been running alongside some nice blackfin tuna. Water temps are sitting around 77 degrees, and the best action has been in the 80-120 foot depth range. For you deep water enthusiasts, don't miss out on the wahoo that are prowling out there too - these speed demons are hitting high-speed trolled lures and deep-set ballyhoo rigs. Fresh ballyhoo and sardines have been the baits of choice for the offshore crowd.
Inshore, the river fishing has been consistent with some excellent speckled trout catches on live shrimp. Bonus bull reds have been surprising anglers while float rig fishing. If you're targeting the jetties, it's been hit or miss lately, but sheepshead are still in the mix.
For you freshwater folks, it's prime time for panfish! Bluegill, crappie, and catfish are all active in the St. Johns River. Small jigs, worms, and crickets near structure will get you into the panfish, especially during early morning or late evening. For catfish, try chicken livers or cut bait near the bottom after dark.
Surf fishing is ramping up nicely as we enter June. The big three - snook, tarpon, and sharks - are becoming more active with the summer water temps. Look for clean water and concentrations of bait for the best action. Live mullet, pig fish, mojarra, and shrimp fished free-lined or with a small split shot are your best bets. For tackle, circle hooks from 3/0 to 6/0 paired with 30-60 pound fluorocarbon leader will do the trick.
Hot spots this week: The Matanzas Inlet has been producing some quality fish on moving tides, and Crescent Beach has seen good pompano action. Don't overlook the ICW bridges – they're holding nice mangrove snapper right now.
And don't forget, the Old City Elite Kingfish Tournament is coming up June 5-9, so get your practice in now!
Thanks for tuning in to your Sunday morning fishing report. Be sure to subscribe for weekly updates on all the hot fishing action around the Ancient City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Hey there, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Sunday morning fishing report for beautiful St. Augustine.
The sun rose about an hour and a half ago, and we're looking at high tide that hit at 1:21 AM measuring 4.72 feet. If you're heading out today, you'll be fishing a falling tide through most of the morning.
Offshore action is absolutely on fire right now! The Gulf Stream is heating up with a strong mahi run that should continue through early June. These beautiful fish have been running alongside some nice blackfin tuna. Water temps are sitting around 77 degrees, and the best action has been in the 80-120 foot depth range. For you deep water enthusiasts, don't miss out on the wahoo that are prowling out there too - these speed demons are hitting high-speed trolled lures and deep-set ballyhoo rigs. Fresh ballyhoo and sardines have been the baits of choice for the offshore crowd.
Inshore, the river fishing has been consistent with some excellent speckled trout catches on live shrimp. Bonus bull reds have been surprising anglers while float rig fishing. If you're targeting the jetties, it's been hit or miss lately, but sheepshead are still in the mix.
For you freshwater folks, it's prime time for panfish! Bluegill, crappie, and catfish are all active in the St. Johns River. Small jigs, worms, and crickets near structure will get you into the panfish, especially during early morning or late evening. For catfish, try chicken livers or cut bait near the bottom after dark.
Surf fishing is ramping up nicely as we enter June. The big three - snook, tarpon, and sharks - are becoming more active with the summer water temps. Look for clean water and concentrations of bait for the best action. Live mullet, pig fish, mojarra, and shrimp fished free-lined or with a small split shot are your best bets. For tackle, circle hooks from 3/0 to 6/0 paired with 30-60 pound fluorocarbon leader will do the trick.
Hot spots this week: The Matanzas Inlet has been producing some quality fish on moving tides, and Crescent Beach has seen good pompano action. Don't overlook the ICW bridges – they're holding nice mangrove snapper right now.
And don't forget, the Old City Elite Kingfish Tournament is coming up June 5-9, so get your practice in now!
Thanks for tuning in to your Sunday morning fishing report. Be sure to subscribe for weekly updates on all the hot fishing action around the Ancient City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. Please# Artificial Lure's St. Augustine Fishing Report for June 1, 2025
Hey there, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Sunday morning fishing report for beautiful St. Augustine.
The sun rose about an hour and a half ago, and we're looking at high tide that hit at 1:21 AM measuring 4.72 feet. If you're heading out today, you'll be fishing a falling tide through most of the morning.
Offshore action is absolutely on fire right now! The Gulf Stream is heating up with a strong mahi run that should continue through early June. These beautiful fish have been running alongside some nice blackfin tuna. Water temps are sitting around 77 degrees, and the best action has been in the 80-120 foot depth range. For you deep water enthusiasts, don't miss out on the wahoo that are prowling out there too - these speed demons are hitting high-speed trolled lures and deep-set ballyhoo rigs. Fresh ballyhoo and sardines have been the baits of choice for the offshore crowd.
Inshore, the river fishing has been consistent with some excellent speckled trout catches on live shrimp. Bonus bull reds have been surprising anglers while float rig fishing. If you're targeting the jetties, it's been hit or miss lately, but sheepshead are still in the mix.
For you freshwater folks, it's prime time for panfish! Bluegill, crappie, and catfish are all active in the St. Johns River. Small jigs, worms, and crickets near structure will get you into the panfish, especially during early morning or late evening. For catfish, try chicken livers or cut bait near the bottom after dark.
Surf fishing is ramping up nicely as we enter June. The big three - snook, tarpon, and sharks - are becoming more active with the summer water temps. Look for clean water and concentrations of bait for the best action. Live mullet, pig fish, mojarra, and shrimp fished free-lined or with a small split shot are your best bets. For tackle, circle hooks from 3/0 to 6/0 paired with 30-60 pound fluorocarbon leader will do the trick.
Hot spots this week: The Matanzas Inlet has been producing some quality fish on moving tides, and Crescent Beach has seen good pompano action. Don't overlook the ICW bridges – they're holding nice mangrove snapper right now.
And don't forget, the Old City Elite Kingfish Tournament is coming up June 5-9, so get your practice in now!
Thanks for tuning in to your Sunday morning fishing report. Be sure to subscribe for weekly updates on all the hot fishing action around the Ancient City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Hey there, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Sunday morning fishing report for beautiful St. Augustine.
The sun rose about an hour and a half ago, and we're looking at high tide that hit at 1:21 AM measuring 4.72 feet. If you're heading out today, you'll be fishing a falling tide through most of the morning.
Offshore action is absolutely on fire right now! The Gulf Stream is heating up with a strong mahi run that should continue through early June. These beautiful fish have been running alongside some nice blackfin tuna. Water temps are sitting around 77 degrees, and the best action has been in the 80-120 foot depth range. For you deep water enthusiasts, don't miss out on the wahoo that are prowling out there too - these speed demons are hitting high-speed trolled lures and deep-set ballyhoo rigs. Fresh ballyhoo and sardines have been the baits of choice for the offshore crowd.
Inshore, the river fishing has been consistent with some excellent speckled trout catches on live shrimp. Bonus bull reds have been surprising anglers while float rig fishing. If you're targeting the jetties, it's been hit or miss lately, but sheepshead are still in the mix.
For you freshwater folks, it's prime time for panfish! Bluegill, crappie, and catfish are all active in the St. Johns River. Small jigs, worms, and crickets near structure will get you into the panfish, especially during early morning or late evening. For catfish, try chicken livers or cut bait near the bottom after dark.
Surf fishing is ramping up nicely as we enter June. The big three - snook, tarpon, and sharks - are becoming more active with the summer water temps. Look for clean water and concentrations of bait for the best action. Live mullet, pig fish, mojarra, and shrimp fished free-lined or with a small split shot are your best bets. For tackle, circle hooks from 3/0 to 6/0 paired with 30-60 pound fluorocarbon leader will do the trick.
Hot spots this week: The Matanzas Inlet has been producing some quality fish on moving tides, and Crescent Beach has seen good pompano action. Don't overlook the ICW bridges – they're holding nice mangrove snapper right now.
And don't forget, the Old City Elite Kingfish Tournament is coming up June 5-9, so get your practice in now!
Thanks for tuning in to your Sunday morning fishing report. Be sure to subscribe for weekly updates on all the hot fishing action around the Ancient City. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.