Port Orange Wreck Fishing: Redfish & Squeteague on Light Tackle

Action-packed day from the get-go! Webster and their crew joined us for a spring early morning trip with partly cloudy skies and rain throughout the day. The conditions didn't slow us down as we headed out to work the wrecks around Port Orange. Top Notch Adventures had everything dialed in for a solid day on the water.

Once the stage was set, we focused on light tackle fishing with bottom fishing and jigging techniques to target the structure. The wrecks off Port Orange are perfect for this approach since the fish stack up around these underwater features. Webster's crew pulled in some nice squeteague and redfish using our jigging setup. The bite was hot even with the weather moving through, and lines in the water kept us busy all morning.

The Port Orange wrecks delivered exactly what we expected. Bottom fishing worked great for the redfish while the squeteague came up on our lighter jigs. Even with rain rolling in, we kept working the spread and stayed hooked up. We wrapped up the trip with great catches and smiles all around, cruisin' the flats back to the dock!

If y'all are thinking about getting out on the water around Port Orange, our Port Orange Near Shore Fishing Charters offer the perfect setup for targeting wrecks and structure fishing. The 4 Hour Near Shore Fishing Charter gives us plenty of time to work multiple spots and put you on fish using light tackle and bottom fishing techniques. Port Orange wrecks fishing stays consistent through spring, and our Top Notch Adventures crew knows exactly where to find the action. Whether you're after redfish or squeteague, these near shore wrecks hold fish year-round. Give us a call to book your Port Orange fishing charter - tight lines and bent rods are what we're all about down by the glades!