JACKSONVILLE BEACH · FISHING FORECAST

Jacksonville Beach Fishing Forecast

Jacksonville Beach is a WAIT today — bite score 25/100. Conditions are against you — better to wait. Best day this week: Fri, 5 June at 60/100.

Updated Wednesday, June 3, 2026 · Jacksonville Beach, Florida

7-DAY BITE OUTLOOK

Daily bite score (0–100) and GO / HOLD / WAIT verdict for Jacksonville Beach, built from wind, swell, water temperature and rain. Higher is better. Swell shown for this open-coast location.

DayVerdictScoreWindSwellRainTemp
Wed, 3 June today WAIT 25/100 11 m/s NE 1.7 m 5% 26°C
Thu, 4 June HOLD 45/100 8 m/s ENE 1.5 m 0% 28°C
Fri, 5 June HOLD 60/100 4 m/s E 1.0 m 2% 28°C
Sat, 6 June HOLD 60/100 5 m/s ESE 0.8 m 1% 30°C
Sun, 7 June HOLD 60/100 5 m/s SE 0.7 m 9% 32°C
Mon, 8 June HOLD 55/100 4 m/s E 0.7 m 19% 32°C
Tue, 9 June HOLD 58/100 6 m/s ENE 0.5 m 43% 30°C

BEST DAY THIS WEEK

Fri, 5 June
60/100 · HOLD

The best window this week for Jacksonville Beach looks like Fri, 5 June — wind around 4 m/s, 1.0 m swell, 2% rain. If you can only get out once, this is the day to aim for.

TODAY'S CONDITIONS

Forecast conditions for Jacksonville Beach today (Wednesday, June 3, 2026). The bite score above weighs all of these plus dawn/dusk solunar timing.

Wind
11 m/s
from NE
Swell
1.7 m
7 s period
Water temp
28.1 °C
sea surface
Air temp
26 °C
low 23°C
Rain chance
5 %
0.0 mm

WHAT'S IN SEASON

Species typically active around Jacksonville Beach, Florida in June. Always check current Florida regulations and bag and size limits before you keep anything.

RedfishTarponKing mackerelSpanish mackerelCobia

Jacksonville Beach target species

The fish Jacksonville Beach anglers chase year-round, inshore and off:

Red drumSpeckled troutFlounderSheepsheadKing mackerel

FISHING JACKSONVILLE BEACH

Jacksonville Beach blends a productive surf and pier fishery with quick access to the St. Johns River and the intracoastal marshes, where redfish, speckled trout and flounder make up the inshore staple. Big bull redfish stack at the river mouth and the jetties in fall — a genuine trophy fishery from the bank or a boat. The nearshore reefs and the area's many wrecks carry king mackerel, cobia and sheepshead, and the bottom grounds offshore add genuine variety.

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