Good Morning from Sebastian Florida
Good morning from the dock along the Indian River Lagoon in Sebastian, Florida. Here’s your daily waterfront weather, fishing, and wildlife report for Wednesday March 4, 2026.
Today we go on a bit of a field trip for some new perspective. Actually I had to get my car fixed and I took my ebike on the back and rode home and there again. A whopping 1.5 miles away. That's part of Lagoon lifestyle.
This is the piece of land I'm standing on. Want to buy it?

Today there are some great shots of the Wabasso bridge and a huge chunk of land owned by the Florida Inland Waterway. These are the people who keep the intercoastal channel open. The history of the IC is fascinating.
Here's a quick 3rd party video I watched that explains it a bit.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KVCy1UJiKNk?feature=share
🌤 Waterfront Weather Conditions
Air Temperature: 71°F
Wind Direction & Speed: East at 5 - 10 MPH
Tide Stage: dropping to low
Water Clarity: Really nice here a bit further south
Overall Conditions: Breezy, choppy surface,
A warm low 70 this AM. The east winds have brought in ocean moisture so its a bit muggy but that humidity is like a blanket. Also like a blanket in August but that's another story!
🎣 Fishing Activity & Wildlife Sightings
I had a big fish day earlier this week and now it more birds and natural history. The huge piece of land that I'm standing on is directly next to a massive 100s of acres piece owned by the Florida Inland Waterway.
The birds are active and I see some mullet jumping but not the large schools yet. Later in the day from my usual dock we did see a number of manatees frolicking on the back side of the spoil isnad directly across from the dock. I expect that to continue as the water warms and there is a bit of seagrass around the spoil islands.
🌊 Indian River Lagoon Insight
I love getting out and exploring on my bike. I got to go down roads and ditches that I'd never do in my car. I explored every nook and cranny of the coast that I could on my 1.5 mile ride home.
🏡 Sebastian & Vero Beach Real Estate Update
The real estate market in Sebastian and Vero Beach remains balanced overall. Inventory levels are steady, and well-positioned homes continue to move quickly when priced appropriately.
Properties with protected dockage and solid water access remain especially attractive to buyers who understand the lifestyle that comes with living along the Indian River Lagoon.
Considering Buying or Selling Waterfront Property?
If you’re considering buying or selling a waterfront home in Sebastian, Vero Beach, or anywhere along the Treasure Coast, I’m always happy to provide current market insight and personalized guidance.
Chris Norris
www.chrisnorrisrealestate.com
772.268.1511