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September 2026 Backwater Fishing Report

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Smiling man in sunglasses and yellow cap stands in shallow water holding a large fish, with a fishing rod and distant shoreline.

September Fishing Heats Up

As our summer heat continues to pulse at high temperatures the fishing bite remains just as hot. Both inshore and offshore fishing has had amazing action!


Smiling shirtless man stands in surf holding a large silver fish on a sunny beach, with waves and blue sky behind him.

Josh Thomas from Titusville scored a toad redfish in mid-August using a gold spoon and @Kenny1eye has been slaying the snook on the shorelines of Bethune Beach using a variety of artificial lures.


Shea and Heather Lopez, along with Casey Collins, joined up with Matt Douglas of the west coast of Florida to score a full day of tight lines catching snapper, grouper and many other species.


As the fall season approaches soon, the bite will continue to stay hot. Look for bait pods on the beach and find shaded zones in the mangroves.


Cast Em… Hook Em… And Catch Em!

Four smiling anglers on a boat hold a large spotted fish, with I-SEA caps and blue ocean behind them.

Best days to fish in September:  September 2-3, 8-13,17-20, 25-28

Photos by: PATRICK “TUPAT” EICHSTAEDT | @THEREALTUPAT



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