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Fishing Report

New Smyrna Beach Fishing Report

  • Writer: Reel Deal Fishin Charters
    Reel Deal Fishin Charters
  • Jul 29
  • 2 min read

Fishing around New Smyrna Beach has been staying productive, with plenty of action both inshore and nearshore. Every trip has brought something different, making this one of the best times of year to get out on the water with family or friends.


Sheepshead Keeping the Rods Bent

The bridges continue to produce a solid sheepshead bite, making for steady action and great table fare. These fish have been perfect for families and younger anglers looking to stay busy while putting fresh fish in the cooler.



Snook Bite Remains Strong

Snook have been one of the highlights this week. Live bait fished around the bridges, docks, and the inlet has been the key, with several quality fish coming to the boat throughout the day. The bite has been consistent, and the changing tides have kept these fish feeding.



Nearshore Opportunities Continue

Calm conditions have opened the door for some great nearshore fishing as well. Kingfish have been providing exciting runs, while flounder continue holding on sandy bottom and around structure, giving anglers another excellent option when conditions allow.


Shark Fishing Delivers Big Smiles

For anglers looking for a little extra excitement, the sharks are still putting on a show. These hard fighting fish continue to create unforgettable memories for both kids and adults, with screaming drags and plenty of rod bending action.



A Great Time to Fish New Smyrna Beach

The variety of species has made every trip unique, and that's one of the best parts about fishing this time of year. Whether your goal is filling the cooler with fresh fish or simply spending quality time on the water, there are plenty of opportunities waiting.


We're watching the tides and daily conditions to stay on the best bite and give every group the best chance for a successful trip.


Ready to get on the water? Book your New Smyrna Beach fishing charter with Capt. Chad today, and let's make your next fishing trip one to remember. Tight lines!






 
 
 

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