Fishing Reports by Capt. Ron Schurr

Jacksonville inshore Trout - If you want to catch a trophy speckled trout over 7 lbs, now is the time. May is one of the best months for big specks. Historically more gator trout are caught in May than any other month. The majority of the schools of trout are in the St Johns Ri more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Jacksonville high topwater fishing is great, Low tide-better - Inshore fishing in Northeast Florida has kicked into high gear. Last week we were blessed with low winds and mid day high tides. I focused most of my trips just south of Jacksonville, From Palm Valley to St Augustine. The top water bite was outstandi more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - Redfish have moved up on the mudflats that border the Intracoastal Waterway. Concentrate on bays and flats that are protected from the wind along the waterway from St Augustine to Fernandina. Midday high tides combined with low winds and sunlight is more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - Capt. Ron Schurr Inshore Report. Inshore fishing is as good as it gets here in Northeast Florida. December is fantastic for the reason that it can be extremely simple to locate and catch a variety of species ranging from Redfish, Flounder and Sp more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - December Inshore Report- Capt. Ron Schurr Inshore fishing is as good as it gets here in Northeast Florida. December is fantastic for the reason that can be extremely simple to locate and catch a variety of species ranging from Redfish, Flounder more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - Redfish are schooled up along oyster beds in the feeder creeks and backwaters from St Augustine to Fernandina Beach. Catches of over a dozen spot-tails per shell bed are common. Most of the redfish have been from 19 to 22 inches, with a few “uppers” more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - Redfish are schooled up along oyster beds in the feeder creeks and backwaters from St Augustine to Fernandina Beach. Catches of over a dozen spot-tails per shell bed are common. Most of the redfish have been from 19 to 22 inches, with a few “uppers” more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville

Fishing Northeast Florida - Amelia Island to St Augustine - With all the wind, rain and red tide from last week behind us, fishing should improve dramatically this week. Here in Northeast Florida, fall means flood tide redfishing. Higher than normal tides occur throughout October and November which gives angl more...
Capt. Ron Schurr - Jacksonville