Florida's Best Saltwater Fishing

Florida is often viewed as a saltwater fisherman'ssunlight, thus encouraging them to flock to such
paradise. Hundreds of miles of coastline offer a widelocations. Though when you are fishing a Florida river,
variety of available fishing experiences and locations.it's best to remember to avoid dead trees limbs or any
The state's unique make-up offers access to the Gulfother obstructions that might be in your path. Also, it's a
Stream, reefs, wrecks, estuaries, bays, inlets, and riversgood idea to cast up current.
- enough variety to keep an eager fisherman busy forAnother great fishing spot in Florida is the flats, which
a long while. There's an opportunity to land everythingare basically the trademark of the Florida Keys. People
from marlin to bonefish, depending on where youemploy a number of methods when fishing in the flats
choose to look.- from wading to casting from the shoreline to fishing
Undoubtedly, one of the most popular and oft caughtfrom a boat being silently navigated by a guide. Many
fish in Florida is the snook. With its tremendous forcefishermen choose the wading technique because the
and resilience, the snook has proven to be a worthyreadily available snook or redfish usually reside in
opponent sought after by many a fisherman. Othershallow waters (specifically those that are less than
popular Florida species of fish include the sailfish andtwo feet in depth). If you're interested in a little night
bass. However, with Florida's varied geography, thefishing, you may want to look into fishing from one of
opportunity to exists to catch a wide variety of fish,Florida's many bridges.
depending simply on where you choose to fish.One good method is to cast a jig tipped with a shrimp
The Gulf Stream is one of the most popular fishingup current and hop it back to the piling. Though you'll
destinations in the country. It boasts a wide variety oflikely lose a few rigs in the rocks, you'll also stand a
gamefish, including blue marlin, wahoo, sailfish, dolphin,good chance of catching snook or tarpon. Most ideal
kingfish, swordfish, yellowfin and blackfin tuna, andfishing bridges are located in the Keys There are also
sharks. Trolling lures and live baits will be your besta couple of good ones in Tampa (such as the
shot at landing one of these fish, though according toSunshine Skyway). Because fishing from bridges is
reports, offshore fly fishing has increased in popularityrelatively popular in Florida, some bridges actually offer
in recent years.catwalks and other facilities conducive to fishing.
Rivers also provide a good amount of opportunity forHowever, some bridges don't allow fishing either, so
a saltwater fisherman seeking to do a little recreationalyou need to make sure to be aware of posted
fishing. The overhanging trees and shrubbery coveredregulations.
shorelines allow fish to avoid contact with direct