These two anglers went out with Captain Richard this November and caught several nice Snook and alot of ladyfish. Hooked up with Jacks, sharks and basically had a great time.

Talk with other Lagooners about this night on the Lagooner Forum. Click [Sebastian Inlet Drifing] to read about this night of Snook fishing Sebastian Inlet.

November Fishing Sebastian Inlet

Fishing Sebastian Inlet can be challenging and productive. It's usually done at night while the tides are ripping through the inlet and boats are moving fast.

Captain Richard Bradley of Lagooner Fishing Guides has fished the Sebastian Inlet since the late 1970's (earlier with his father) and was part of the original fender crew, when fishing was allowed from the wooden fenders under the Sebastian Inlet bridge.

"Long gone are the days of pulling under the bridge and sleeping in your car while you wait for the tide to turn. Sebastian State Park has paved the dirt parking lot and secured the park from slumbering fishermen that spend the night under the bridge fishing for snook", explains Captain Richard. "I used to spend all day surfing on the north side of the inlet and all night fishing on the south side, that was alot of fun and provided fish for the table consistantly."

Now days Sebastian Inlet is a state park and cost a few dollars to enter (more with a boat). Captain Richard has an annual pass that allows him and his clients (if they drive with him), to enter the park without fee.

Sebastian Inlet State Park is still a little rough around the edges and lacks the maintenance and grooming of a first class park. But it's still a good fishing hole where many species of fish abound and families can enjoy the water and surf.

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