Fishing With Holland
HomeTrips & RatesGalleryReviewsReportsTarget SpeciesMeet the Captain

Learn More

My Trips

Apalachicola Fish Species

Fish Season Calendar

Filter By:

    January

    February

    March

    April

    May

    June

    July

    August

    September

    October

    November

    December

Guide's Targeted Fish Species In December

Redfish

Redfish

Good Odds

Sea Trout

Sea Trout

Good Odds

Poor Odds
Average Odds
Good Odds
Excellent Odds

Fishing With Holland - Top Species in December

Redfish
Redfish
Good Odds
Species Name: Sciaenops Ocellatus
Species Family: Sciaenidae
Species Order: Perciformes
Habitat: Onshore, Flats, Backcountry, Nearshore
Weight: 10 - 45 pounds
Length: 30" - 61"
Sea Trout
Sea Trout
Good Odds
Species Name: Salmo Trutta
Species Family: Salmonidae
Species Order: Salmoniformes
Habitat: Inshore, Nearshore, Covered River
Weight: 1 - 6 pounds
Length: 20" - 55"

Common Questions:


What kind of fish can you catch in Apalachicola Bay?

Apalachicola Bay is home to a variety of inshore species. When you fish with Captain Junior, expect to catch Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Sheepshead, White Trout, and even Triple Tail, depending on the season.


When is the best time to catch Redfish in Apalachicola?

Redfish bite year-round, but fall and spring are especially productive. Captain Junior knows where the schools like to roam in every season and tide.


Are Speckled Trout common in Apalachicola?

Absolutely! Speckled Trout are one of the most targeted species in the bay, and Capt. Junior uses light tackle and live bait to put you right on top of them.


Can you catch Flounder in Apalachicola?

Yes, Flounder are a seasonal favorite. During their migration periods, Captain Junior targets them along sandy bottoms and near structure where they ambush prey.


What is the best bait for Sheepshead?

Sheepshead love fiddler crabs and shrimp. Captain Junior uses proven methods to hook these smart, bait-picking fish—especially near docks, pilings, and oyster beds.


Where can you catch Triple Tail in Apalachicola?

Triple Tail often hang out around crab trap buoys and floating debris in late spring and summer. Junior’s sharp eye helps spot these fish before anyone else does.


Are sharks common in the Apalachicola area?

Yes, small sharks can be caught in the warmer months, especially in the deeper bay channels and river mouths. They’re a fun fight and a surprise catch on some trips!


What’s the best time of year to fish in Apalachicola?

While fishing is solid year-round, spring and fall offer the best variety and activity. Captain Junior tailors each trip to match seasonal patterns and give you the best experience.


Can kids catch fish in Apalachicola?

Of course! Fishing With Holland is family-friendly. Junior loves helping young anglers catch their first Redfish or Trout—it’s a memory they’ll never forget.


Do you catch fish in the river or the bay?

Both! Captain Junior takes trips throughout the Apalachicola River and Bay, depending on the conditions and what you’re looking to catch.

Fishing With Holland

Follow Us

Facebook

Navigate

Home

Trips & Rates

Gallery

Reviews

Reports

Target Species

Meet the Captain

FAQ

Contact Us

FEATURED

Fishing Tips

Things to Do

River Roam

Bay Bounty

Fort Cruise

Bay Basics

Bay Catch

Top Apalachicola Fishing Charters

Top Apalachicola fishing charters

More about Fishing With Holland

© Copyright 2025. All rights reserved.

Powered by Guidesly

Privacy Policy

Sitemap