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What to catch in Florida in June

As of / last verified: against official sources · Source: FWC: Recreational saltwater regulations

June in Florida: 9 seasonal areas are open on at least one day, and 6 are closed the whole month. No parsed season opens during June. No parsed season ends during June. Dated seasons this month: Red snapper. Tarpon and bonefish are catch-and-release only. Year-round species are grouped in one list below.

Quick answer

Seasonal areas open at least one day
9
Closed all month
6
Opening this month
0
Closing this month
0
Check dates
11

These lists are read from the season column on each species page. Year-specific dates keep the year printed there. A season line that is not a simple range is under check dates, with that exact text.

Open this month

A parsed season has at least one open day, including a year-specific date when the species page gives one.

Closed all month

A parsed season has no open day this month.

Opening this month

A parsed open window starts during this month.

None.

Closing this month

A parsed open window ends during this month.

None.

Other dated seasons

These year-specific seasons do not open during June. The year is the one printed on the species page.

Year-round

Open year-round in every area on the species page.

Year-round in these areas only

Catch-and-release only

Check dates

The season text below is copied as written because it is not a single open or closed range.

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Frequently asked questions

What is open in June?

Spotted seatrout — Panhandle: open every day of June. Season text: Closed in February. Open March 1 – Jan. 31 Season text: Closed in February. Open March 1 – Jan. 31 Spotted seatrout — Indian River Lagoon: open every day of June. Season text: Closed November 1 – December 31. Open Jan. 1 – Oct. 31 Season text: Closed November 1 – December 31. Open Jan. 1 – Oct. 31 Gag grouper — Atlantic state and federal, including all state waters of Monroe County: open every day of June. Season text: State and federal: open May 1 – August 1. Executive order closes Atlantic state waters starting August 2 Season text: State and federal: open May 1 – August 1. Executive order closes Atlantic state waters starting August 2 Red grouper — Atlantic state and federal, including Monroe County state waters: open every day of June. Season text: Open May 1–Dec. 31 Season text: Open May 1–Dec. 31 Black grouper — Atlantic state and federal, including Monroe County state waters: open every day of June. Season text: Open May 1–Dec. 31 Season text: Open May 1–Dec. 31 Red snapper — Gulf state and federal, private recreational vessels: open every day of June 2026. Season text: 2026 summer: May 22 – July 31 (daily). Fall: Sep. 1 – Oct. 4 (daily); Oct. 9 – 22 (daily); Oct. 23-25 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Oct. 30 – Nov. 1 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Nov. 7 – 8, 14 – 15, 21 – 22 (Sat. and Sun.); Nov. 26 – 29 (Thanksgiving weekend); Dec. 5 – 6, 12 – 13, 19 – 20 (Sat. and Sun.); Dec. 25 – 27 (Christmas weekend); Jan. 1 – 4, 2027 (daily) Season text: 2026 summer: May 22 – July 31 (daily). Fall: Sep. 1 – Oct. 4 (daily); Oct. 9 – 22 (daily); Oct. 23-25 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Oct. 30 – Nov. 1 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Nov. 7 – 8, 14 – 15, 21 – 22 (Sat. and Sun.); Nov. 26 – 29 (Thanksgiving weekend); Dec. 5 – 6, 12 – 13, 19 – 20 (Sat. and Sun.); Dec. 25 – 27 (Christmas weekend); Jan. 1 – 4, 2027 (daily) Flounder (southern/Gulf) — Gulf and Atlantic state waters, and federal waters off Florida: open every day of June. Season text: Closed annually from Oct. 15 through Nov. 30 Season text: Closed annually from Oct. 15 through Nov. 30 Greater amberjack — Atlantic state and federal: open every day of June. Season text: January–March and May–December. Closed April Season text: January–March and May–December. Closed April Hogfish — Atlantic state waters, including state and federal waters south of Cape Sable and the Florida Keys, Atlantic federal waters: open every day of June. Season text: Open May 1–Oct. 31 Season text: Open May 1–Oct. 31

What is closed for all of June?

Common snook — Panhandle, Big Bend, Tampa Bay, Sarasota Bay: closed every day of June. Season text: Closed December 1 – end of February, and May 1 – August 31 Season text: Closed December 1 – end of February, and May 1 – August 31 Common snook — Charlotte Harbor, Southwest: closed every day of June. Season text: Closed December 1 – end of February, and May 1 – September 30 Season text: Closed December 1 – end of February, and May 1 – September 30 Common snook — Southeast, Indian River Lagoon, Northeast: closed every day of June. Season text: Closed December 15 – January 31, and June 1 – August 31 Season text: Closed December 15 – January 31, and June 1 – August 31 Permit — Special Permit Zone, state and adjacent federal waters: closed every day of June. Season text: Closed April 1–July 31 Season text: Closed April 1–July 31 Gray triggerfish — Gulf state waters: closed every day of June. Season text: Open March 1–May 31 and Aug. 1 – Dec. 31 Season text: Open March 1–May 31 and Aug. 1 – Dec. 31 Spiny lobster — Regular season: closed every day of June. Season text: Aug. 6–March 31 Season text: Aug. 6–March 31

What opens during June?

No parsed season window starts during June.

What closes during June?

No parsed season window ends during June.

Which year-specific dates fall in June?

Red snapper — Gulf state and federal, private recreational vessels: open every day of June 2026. Season text: 2026 summer: May 22 – July 31 (daily). Fall: Sep. 1 – Oct. 4 (daily); Oct. 9 – 22 (daily); Oct. 23-25 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Oct. 30 – Nov. 1 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Nov. 7 – 8, 14 – 15, 21 – 22 (Sat. and Sun.); Nov. 26 – 29 (Thanksgiving weekend); Dec. 5 – 6, 12 – 13, 19 – 20 (Sat. and Sun.); Dec. 25 – 27 (Christmas weekend); Jan. 1 – 4, 2027 (daily) Season text: 2026 summer: May 22 – July 31 (daily). Fall: Sep. 1 – Oct. 4 (daily); Oct. 9 – 22 (daily); Oct. 23-25 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Oct. 30 – Nov. 1 (Fri., Sat., and Sun.); Nov. 7 – 8, 14 – 15, 21 – 22 (Sat. and Sun.); Nov. 26 – 29 (Thanksgiving weekend); Dec. 5 – 6, 12 – 13, 19 – 20 (Sat. and Sun.); Dec. 25 – 27 (Christmas weekend); Jan. 1 – 4, 2027 (daily)

Official sources

Last verified: October 14, 2026.

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Disclaimer: This page is a plain-English summary for general information. It is not legal advice. Rules, seasons and boundaries can change at short notice, including by emergency order. Always check the current regulations on MyFWC.com before you fish.