| | As spring arrives along Florida’s coast, April brings prime fishing season to Wakulla County. Warmer waters draw migratory fish into local rivers, bays, and Gulf waters, creating exciting opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. From casting a line along the Wakulla River to heading offshore near St. Marks, there is no better time to get out on the water. Seasonal favorites like Flounder, Redfish, and Spotted Seatrout are joined by species like Cobia and Spanish Mackerel, offering something for every type of fisherman. Whether you are fishing from a boat, kayak, or the beautiful shoreline, Wakulla’s laid-back coastal charm makes it easy to slow down and enjoy this unique experience.
**Remember to follow local regulations and practice responsible fishing to help preserve Wakulla’s natural beauty for future seasons. |
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| | | What’s Happening in Wakulla? |
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| | 24th Annual Worm Gruntin’ FestivalSATURDAY, APRIL 11 |
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| Sopchoppy Depot Park
34 Railroad Avenue Sopchoppy, FL 32358
7:00 am – 6:30 pm |
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| Experience one of Wakulla County’s most unique traditions at the Sopchoppy Worm Gruntin’ Festival, held on the edge of the Apalachicola National Forest. This one-of-a-kind event celebrates the art of “worm gruntin.” Expect live demonstrations, a kids’ competition, local music, and plenty of family-friendly activities throughout the day. With all this and more for just $1 admission (free for kids under 12), this is a fun-filled experience you won’t want to miss. |
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| | Sopchoppy Worm
Grunters Ball
SATURDAY, APRIL 11 |
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| Civic Brewing Co.
100 Municipal Ave. Sopchoppy,
FL 32358-0903
6:30 pm – 9:30 pm |
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| The fun doesn’t stop when the festival ends, keep the celebration going at the Worm Grunters’ Ball at Civic Brewing Co. Enjoy an evening of live music from the Rick Ott Band, cold drinks, and plenty of dancing as the Sopchoppy community comes together for a lively night. Whether you’ve been at the festival all day or are just joining in, it is the perfect way to end an unforgettable experience. |
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Third Annual Mermaids and Mimosas
SATURDAY, APRIL 19 |
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| Gulf Specimen Marine Lab
222 Clark Drive, Panacea, FL 32346
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm |
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| Enjoy an evening of food, fun, and philanthropy at this adults-only event. Support a great cause while enjoying live music, a seafood boil with hors d’oeuvres, drinks and mimosas, and a silent auction. With unique touches like community booths and a mermaid fashion show, The Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is proud to be back for another year. |
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| | Wakulla Master Gardeners Annual Plant SaleSATURDAY, APRIL 25 |
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| UF IFAS Extension Office
84 Cedar Ave. Crawfordville,
FL 32327 United States
9:00 am – 12:00 pm |
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| Shop a wide selection of locally grown plants at the Wakulla Master Gardener Volunteers Annual Plant Sale, a favorite event for gardening enthusiasts and plant lovers alike. Held in Crawfordville, Florida, this event offers a great opportunity to find quality plants while supporting the Master Gardener program and the local community. |
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| | | Spring Adventures in Wakulla |
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| April is the perfect time to get outside and explore Wakulla’s scenic waterways and coastal landscapes. With the warm sunshine and longer days, it is the perfect time to experience everything Wakulla County has to offer this season. |
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| THINGS TO DOFishing & Charters - April is peak fishing season in Wakulla County, with warming waters bringing an abundance of fish into local rivers and coastal areas. Book a charter or fish from shore to reel in favorites like Redfish and Spotted Seatrout while enjoying scenic views.
Boating - Take advantage of longer days and calm spring atmospheres by exploring Wakulla’s waterways. Cruise along the Wakulla River or head out toward the Gulf for a relaxing day of sunshine and wildlife exploration.
Rivers & Beaches - Spend the day paddling, picnicking, or just unwinding along Wakulla’s rivers and coastal shorelines. Gentle breezes and sunny skies make April one of the best times to enjoy the water.
Parks & Scenic Areas - Spring is the perfect time to explore Wakulla’s parks, trails, and scenic environments. Blooming landscapes and mild weather create ideal conditions for hiking, photography, and outdoor adventures.
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| PLACES TO EAT
With fishing season in full swing, now is the time to enjoy fresh, local seafood in Wakulla County. Head over to Ouzts’ Too Oyster Bar & Grill for laid-back coastal vibes and locally harvested oysters or visit Tropical Trader Shrimp Co. for all things shrimp and seafood. Whether you are craving seafood classics or casual coastal dining, Wakulla offers some of the best spots to relax and refuel after a day on the water. |
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| PLACES TO STAY
Enjoy a relaxing getaway at one of Wakulla County’s charming inns, cabins, or vacation rentals this spring. |
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Spring fishing in Wakulla is in full swing, with fresh catches and beautiful days on the water. Cast a line and see what you reel in. |
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