With the fall season here in Florida, it's time to get out on the water for some fishing. There are some fish that are more common in the spring or even the summer, and others you can go after in the fall. Let's look at some of the common fish you might catch during the fall fishing season in Florida.

5 Common Fish to Catch in the Fall in Florida

1. Snook

While a cold winter might hit the snook population rather hard, they are still plentiful in the fall when it rolls around, again. You will need a snook stamp, so make sure you have one before you head out after this very hardy fish. Of course, snook is commonly caught throughout the entire year, but they can be even more plentiful in the fall.

2. Spotted Sea Trout

Known as one of the most popular game fish in Florida, the Spotted Sea Trout can be caught with bucktail jigs and topwater plugs. Just be sure to pay attention to the regulations for the season in different areas of Florida.

Trout, in general, are great colder month fish with the fall causing them to move into the flats and more shallow waters. This makes trout easier to catch during this time of the year.

3. Grouper

A very high-demand fish for anglers in Florida, the fall is a part of the window to catch this bottom-dwelling fish. You might want to start with cut bait for grouper or drop down a line of pinfish.

4. Red Drum or Redfish

Another very common option you will find throughout Florida is Red Drum. These brutes will break your line if you're not careful. Use a weedless gold spoon to bring in the Red Drum this fall.

5. King Mackerel or Kingfish

When the fall rolls around, King Mackerel start to begin their run from northern summer waters to the Florida Keys. These fish can be caught off the Northeastern shores of Florida as they begin this run in the fall. They will follow baitfish including blue runners and menhaden during the fall.

While all five of these fish are fun to catch in Florida in the fall, as the fall season comes to an end, the fishing isn't over. Redfish, trout, and snook continue to be plentiful into the winter and are often some of the most common fish caught in the colder months.

Kingfish fishing dominates the fall as they are easier to find and catch, but there are many fishing options throughout Florida in the fall. If you're considering freshwater fishing, you will find largemouth bass that are back to the top waters, along with bluegill and many other panfish you can catch throughout Florida.

There are many fishing opportunities throughout Florida and the fall season is a rather popular time for fishing. If you're ready to get out on the water, it's time to get the right fishing boat from Jax Boat Club and enjoy reeling in your next big catch.