Spanish Mackerel in Treasure Coast

Fast retrieved spoons, Gotcha plugs and jigs around bait schools, piers, passes and nearshore reefs.

Next seven days

Day	Bite	Why
Fri, Oct 30	9	Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky. Strong tide swing 2.0 ft
Sat, Oct 31	7	Breezy 20 mph. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Sun, Nov 1	4	Breezy 20 mph. Rain likely 84%. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Mon, Nov 2	5	Rain likely 80%. Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Tue, Nov 3	6	Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Wed, Nov 4	6	Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky
Thu, Nov 5	6	Storms possible, fish early and watch the sky

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Editorial baseline for Florida. Green months are prime, yellow fair, red slow. Preferred water temperature 68–82°F.

Applies to: Gulf and Atlantic State Waters

Species / zone	Season	Size	Bag	Notes
Spanish Mackerel Statewide	open now Open year-round	12" fork length	15 per harvester	Legal Gear: beach or haul seine, cast net, hook and line, spear

The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council is hosting a series of port meetings along the Atlantic coast to take a focused look at the commercial and recreational king and Spanish mackerel fisheries. Input gathered during these port meetings will directly affect future management efforts for king and Spanish mackerel.

Source: FWC, extracted 2026-10-29.