Suwannee Fish Species

Common Questions:

What types of fish can I catch in Suwannee FL?

In Suwannee FL, you can catch a wide range of species, including redfish, snook, speckled trout, black drum, flounder, tarpon, tripletail, cobia, and largemouth bass. Captain Shawn of Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters will guide you to the best spots for each species, ensuring a successful and exciting fishing trip.

When is the best time to catch redfish in Suwannee FL?

The best time to target redfish in Suwannee FL is during the cooler months, typically from late fall to early spring. During this time, redfish are more likely to be found in shallow waters. Captain Shawn knows the perfect spots to catch these fish and can help you maximize your chances of success.

What is the best bait to use for snook in Suwannee FL?

Live bait, such as pilchards or shrimp, is highly effective for catching snook in Suwannee FL. Captain Shawn at Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters will provide the best bait and fishing techniques to reel in these powerful fish. If you prefer artificial lures, soft plastics and jigs work great as well.

How can I catch speckled trout in Suwannee FL?

For speckled trout, Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters recommends using live shrimp, soft plastic lures, or topwater lures. The best time for trout fishing is early morning or evening when they are most active. Captain Shawn will put you on the fish in prime spots around the Suwannee River and surrounding estuaries.

What’s the best fishing method for catching black drum in Suwannee FL?

Black drum are best caught using cut bait like blue crabs or mullet. Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters uses bottom fishing techniques to catch these strong, fun-to-fight fish. You can find them in deeper waters, especially in the winter months when they school up in the river.

Can I catch flounder while fishing in Suwannee FL?

Yes, flounder can be caught in Suwannee FL, especially near shallow sandbars and creek mouths. Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters uses live mullet or soft plastic jigs for flounder fishing. Captain Shawn knows exactly where these flat fish like to hide and will lead you to the best spots for a successful catch.

Are there tarpon in Suwannee FL?

Yes, tarpon are present in Suwannee FL, especially during the summer months. These powerful fish put up an exciting fight and are often found in deeper waters or near the river mouth. Captain Shawn will guide you to prime tarpon fishing areas, and with the right gear, you’ll be hooked on this adrenaline-pumping species.

When is the best time to catch tripletail in Suwannee FL?

Tripletail fishing is best from late spring to early fall. These fish like to hang around floating debris or structure in the water. Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters uses live bait, such as shrimp, to attract tripletail, and Captain Shawn knows just where to find them along the Suwannee coast.

What kind of fishing gear do I need for catching cobia in Suwannee FL?

To catch cobia, you’ll need sturdy fishing rods with 30-50 lb test line. Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters provides all the necessary gear, including the right tackle to target cobia effectively. These fish often require quick reactions and a bit of patience, and Captain Shawn will guide you through the process.

What species can I catch while fishing the Suwannee River?

The Suwannee River offers a great mix of freshwater and saltwater species. Common catches include largemouth bass, bluegill, redfish, and snook. With Walkin' on Water Fishing Charters, Captain Shawn will take you to the best spots in the river for a chance at catching your favorite species, all while enjoying the stunning scenery along the way.

A Walkin’ on Water Fishing Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Suwannee Fish species including Scallop, Redfish, Black drum, Tarpon, Snook. We primarily Fish the Gulf of Mexico, Steinhatchee River, Boat Creek, Rocky Creek.