What's Biting FL
Treasure Coast

Bluefish in Treasure Coast

Bluefish
Pomatomus saltatrix · Photo: Duane Raver, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Public domain

Wintertime surf and inlet blitzes on the Atlantic coast. Metal spoons and plugs with a wire leader.

Next seven days

DayBiteWhy
Fri, Oct 307Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft
Sat, Oct 314Breezy 20 mph. Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Sun, Nov 14Breezy 20 mph. Rain likely 84%. Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Mon, Nov 25Rain likely 80%. Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Tue, Nov 36Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Wed, Nov 46Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Thu, Nov 56Heat, fish early or late. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky

Seasonal pattern

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Editorial baseline for Florida. Green months are prime, yellow fair, red slow. Preferred water temperature 55–75°F.

Regulations that apply here

Applies to: Atlantic state waters, Atlantic federal waters, Gulf state and federal waters

Species / zoneSeasonSizeBagNotes
Bluefish
Atlantic state waters
boundaryNassau through Miami-Dade counties
open now
Open year-round
12" fork length3 fish per person from Nassau through Miami-Dade countieshook and line, spears, gigs, seine, cast net Regulation Update: Effective Oct. 26, 2020, the recreational daily bag limit is three fish per person along the Atlantic coast from Nassau through Miami-Dade.
Bluefish
Atlantic federal waters
boundaryregulated by the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council
open now
Open year-round
none3 per person for anglers fishing from private recreational vessels and 5 per person on for-hire vesselsFor-hire vessels are required to have a federal bluefish charter permit to keep bluefish.

Source: FWC, extracted 2026-10-29.

See all Bluefish rules statewide.