Jacksonville Fish Species

Common Jacksonville Fish Species Questions

What kind of fish are in Jacksonville?

Jacksonville is home to a wide variety of fish species, including redfish, trout, flounder, and bass, making it an ideal destination for both inshore and offshore fishing. With MARSHRATS Inshore Charters, Captain Andrew Thompson offers expert guidance to anglers seeking to reel in these prized catches while exploring the stunning waters of Jacksonville, Florida.

What fish is in season in Jacksonville?

In Jacksonville, the fish in season can vary throughout the year, but popular catches often include redfish, trout, flounder, and sheepshead. MARSHRATS Inshore Charters, with their deep knowledge of local waters and expertise, can guide you to the best opportunities to target these seasonal species, ensuring a rewarding fishing experience in Jacksonville.

What fish are biting in Jacksonville Beach?

The fish biting in Jacksonville Beach can include a variety of species like redfish, trout, flounder, and sheepshead, offering a diverse range of angling experiences. MARSHRATS Inshore Charters, with their local expertise and skilled guides, can lead you to the most productive spots for targeting these fish, guaranteeing a successful and enjoyable fishing outing along the Jacksonville Beach coast.

What is the best bait for fishing in Jacksonville Florida?

The best bait for fishing in Jacksonville, Florida, often includes live shrimp, mullet, and finger mullet, as they are popular choices for catching various inshore species like redfish and trout. When you choose MARSHRATS Inshore Charters, their experienced team can provide valuable insights on the most effective bait for the season, helping you optimize your chances of a successful fishing expedition in the Jacksonville area.

 MARSHRATS Inshore Charters targets the top Jacksonville fish species including Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Flounder, Jack Crevalle, Redfish, and Spotted Seatrout. We primarily fish Blount Island Channel, Cedar Creek, Racy Point, Willis Point, Pier 68 Marina, Russells Point, Ninemile Creek, Pablo Creek, Pottsburg Creek, White Shells Cut Range, Trout River Cut, Fish Creek, Terminal Channel, McCullough Creek, Ortega River, River City Marina, Mulberry Cove, Trout River Cut Range, Ocklawaha River, Sandfly Point, Mason Branch, McCoy Creek, Mayport Cut Range, Buckhorn Creek, Little Florence Cove, Gulley Branch, Plummers Cove, Williamson Creek, Oldfield Creek, Little Clapboard Creek, Old Bull Bay, Ortega Yacht Club Marina, Cow Creek, Polander Branch, Warner Cove, Palmo Cove, Moccasin Branch, Quarantine Island Upper Range, Wards Creek, Solano Cove, Little Cedar Creek, Long Branch, Nichols Creek, Mandarin Point, Winter Point, Warner Point, Shipyard Creek, Dunn Creek, San Carlos Creek, North Fork Black Creek, Whetstone Point, Ragged Point, Rice Creek, Pacettis Marina, Peters Branch, Black Creek, Pirates Cove, Peters Creek, Rudder Club of Jacksonville Marina, Trout River, Sadler Point Marina, Miller Creek, Cabbage Creek, Terrapin Creek, Puerto Rico Cove, Cedar Point, Deer Creek, South Fork Black Creek, Mile Point Lower Range and Turn, Saint Johns River, Murphy Creek, Hogpen Creek, Training Wall Reach, Mandarin Holiday Marina, Deep Creek, Ribault River, Red Bay Creek, Orange Point, Jones Creek, Verdiere Point, Moncrief Creek, Reddie Point, Polly Creek, Mile Point, Little Pottsburg Creek, New Rose Creek, Mud Alley, Short Cut Reach, Silversmith Creek, Sherman Cut Range, Metropolitan Park Marina, Seafarers Marina, Sadler Point, Plummers Point, Bear Creek, Open Creek, Piney Point, Sulphur Spring Cove. See the maps below for exact guest meeting locations. We meet our guests at 8203 Heckscher Dr ( 8203 Heckscher Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32226, USA ). Reel in Adventure, Hook the Experience!.