Cobia Fishing
Rachycentron Canadum
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24-79 inch
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9.9-79 lb
Cobia are large, fast-swimming fish found in warm coastal waters. Known for their elongated bodies and distinctive dark lateral stripe, they are powerful predators, feeding on fish, crabs, and Squids. Cobia are highly sought after by anglers for their size, strength, and delicious, firm flesh, often caught around wrecks, buoys, and reefs.
Lures & Baits
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plugs
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jigs
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saltwater live baits
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cutbaits
Fishing Tips
- Water type: salt
- Hook type: Bait Holder hook, J-hook, Jighead, CIrcle Hook
- Hook size: 5/0 - 9/0
How to Catch Cobia
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still fishing
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bottom bouncing
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jigging
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casting
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drift fishing
Where to Catch Cobia
Best Fishing Spots for Cobia
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Cape Point (Outer Banks)
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (CBBT)
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
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The Pass In Orange Beach
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Atlantic Ocean (Virginia and North Carolina) and Chesapeake Bay
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Horn Island, Mississippi
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Jetty Park, Freeport
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Saint Lucie Inlet
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Cape Hatteras Point
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Apollo Beach
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Fire island inlet
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Navarre beach
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Okaloosa Pier..
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Sand bridge pier
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Cape Charles Town Harbor and Marina
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jennettes pier
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Lockwood Folly Inlet
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Lost Lake (US, TX)