Sebastian Inlet

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Can anyone give a fishing report for Sebastian Inlet? Also, any big schools of mullet running thru? You can PM me if you dont want it to be public. Thank you.
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Check out this site, it give a daily report for Sebastian.

http://www.sebastianinletdistrict.com/f ... ethod=list
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I just like to hear a report from locals who fishes there.
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Boat traffic determines the pace of the bite at night, I do great Monday-Thursday. I usually fish the end out the incoming, until about 2 hrs into the outgoing have been the most productive for me. 5" gary yamamoto swim shads on 1oz jigheads have been my go-to lures, but bucktails still work fine. There are LOTS of reds being caught right now, and the are also quite a few XXL tarpon off the end of the north jetty and cruising the beaches. If you're fishing bait, go big. Ladyfish/big mullet/handsized pinfish. If you try shrimp or mojarra, you're going to catch alot of shorts.

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Local66 wrote:Boat traffic determines the pace of the bite at night, I do great Monday-Thursday. I usually fish the end out the incoming, until about 2 hrs into the outgoing have been the most productive for me. 5" gary yamamoto swim shads on 1oz jigheads have been my go-to lures, but bucktails still work fine. There are LOTS of reds being caught right now, and the are also quite a few XXL tarpon off the end of the north jetty and cruising the beaches. If you're fishing bait, go big. Ladyfish/big mullet/handsized pinfish. If you try shrimp or mojarra, you're going to catch alot of shorts.
Thanks for the report. Have you seen the mullet schooling up thick yet?
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:dude: Yes sir, mullet run is in full swing.

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