South Florida Fishing Reports

South Florida Fishing Report

South Florida continues to deliver fantastic fishing opportunities across its diverse waters, with recent reports highlighting good catches for both freshwater and saltwater anglers. Whether you’re casting for peacock bass in Lake Ida, targeting largemouth bass in Markham Park, or exploring the Everglades for snook and bass, the fishing has been productive. Water temperatures are optimal, and many species are actively feeding. Anglers can expect a mix of both calm days and exciting action-packed outings.

We get these questions frequently.  What’s the best time of year to fish for peacock bass in South Florida?

Peacock bass fishing in South Florida is excellent year-round, with peak conditions often in the cooler months (from late fall to early spring). The fish are more active during these months, providing better chances for successful catches. Are the Everglades bass fishing trips producing good catches right now? Yes! Everglades bass fishing trips have been especially productive lately. Bass are abundant, and anglers are reeling in large specimens. The waterways are clear, and conditions are ideal for both sight fishing and traditional methods. Lastly, What are the best fishing spots in Markham Park this season? Markham Park is producing consistent catches of largemouth bass and peacock bass. Areas near the deeper channels and submerged structures have been especially productive. Fishing early in the morning or late in the afternoon offers the best results, with cooler water temperatures keeping the fish active.