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Florida Fishing Reports


2009-08-09
6:12 PM

N. Georgia Stripers.....trout bite a little slow. - I took my gal up to N. Georgia these last few days for some R&R. We invited 4lb. Ray and his wife to come along. Ray wanted to get a striper guide in between wading for trout in the local streams. Fishing, like anywhere else, can be hot or cold more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City


2009-08-09
4:47 PM

Late day and night action remains hot on Tampa Bay - Late afternoon and into the darkness of the evening is a great time to be on the water. Gulf of Mexico sunsets are spectacular and as Captain Steven always says it's another world after dark. The lights of downtown St. Petersburg along with trendy sp more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-08-09
3:48 PM

Baby tarpon action heating up - We've had some excellent action despite hot weather. Easterly breezes and some overcast have made outings quite bearable. The biggest news is that we found a mother lode of baby tarpon. Ken Taylor of North Port fished with me earlier in the week w more...
Steve Gibson - Sarasota


2009-08-09
2:29 PM

High Water Temps keep chill on local action - Having just gone through a FULL MOON with some nice tides, I regret to inform you that the times of the great tides were totally BOGUS 12-2PM). Early charters had the last hour of 90 minutes of the ebb and then the dreaded slack before the incoming. more...
Capt. John GiddyUp-Bunch - Fort Myers


2009-08-09
12:28 PM

A Variety of fish to beat the heat in Southwest Florida - No doubt about it, August is one hot month in Southwest Florida. Many locals and old timers don't even bother to fish this month or if they do only venture out early or late or on overcast days. Like the air the water temperature is also very w more...
Capt. Bill Russell - Pine Island Sound


2009-08-09
10:10 AM

Its Still Good - Aug 5th, 2009 Fishing on the edge has still been the best bet. Even though we are entering August and the water is plenty warm, there are still a lot of fish around. Bonitos, bonitos, and more bonitos. Although bonitos can be a nuisance at time more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami


2009-08-09
8:08 AM

Mosquito Lagoon Fishing Report - After a two week break to do some fishing with my wife out of town, I returned to Mosquito Lagoon this week to discover the water level had dropped nearly a foot. This was not a bad thing, though, as the fish have less places to go and were plentiful more...
Capt. Chris Myers - Mosquito Lagoon


2009-08-08
7:01 PM

Mahi Maih are back panama city 8/8/09 - If you love the colors of fall your going to love the colors of summer time mahi mahi. The way they light up when they get excited flashing blue, green and yellow. This fish has it all. It jumps high runs fast and is one beautiful fish and best of a more...
Capt. Scott Fitzgerald - Panama City


2009-08-08
12:49 PM

Kingfish and Cobia - Mosquito Creek Outdoors Indian River Lagoon Coast Fishing Report, August 7, 2009 By Captain Tom Van Horn Events and Seminars: Tuesday August 11, 2009, Free Natural Bait Fishing Seminar, 7 pm to 9 pm Mosquito Creek Outdoors in Apopka Florida more...
Capt. Tom Van Horn - Indian River Lagoon


2009-08-08
9:26 AM

Summer Time Water Levels-LOW! - August 7th, 2009 Well you can most definitely tell it is summer time here in central Florida. The weather is extremely hot and the fishing has been hot right along with it. The past few weeks have brought water levels to very low levels here on t more...
Capt. Drew Cavanaugh - Mosquito Lagoon

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Specific Florida Fishing Report Locations:

Alligator Alley (1)

Amelia Island (9)

Anna Maria (206)

Apalachicola (8)

Banana River (1)

Big Pine Key (13)

Biscayne Bay (218)

Boca Grande (411)

Bonita Beach (273)

Boynton Beach (5)

Bradenton (47)

Butler Chain (1)

Cape Coral (61)

Captiva (2)

Carrabelle (203)

Cayo Costa (1)

Cedar Key (1)

Charlotte Harbor (30)

Chokoloskee (77)

Clearwater (187)

Cocoa Beach (78)

Crystal River (220)

Daytona Beach (86)

Destin (671)

Englewood (5)

Estero Bay (331)

Everglades City (125)

Fernandina Beach (1)

Flagler Beach (14)

Flamingo (1388)

Fort Lauderdale (3586)

Fort Myers (1291)

Fort Pierce (451)

Government Cut (4)

Grayton Beach (8)

Haulover Inlet (167)

Hernando Beach (519)

Homosassa (393)

Indian River Lagoon (784)

Islamorada (971)

Jacksonville (799)

Johns Pass (3)

Jupiter (262)

Key Biscayne (558)

Key Largo (161)

Key West (601)

Kissimmee Chain (36)

Lake Jackson (3)

Lake Okeechobee (11)

Lake Panasoffkee (5)

Lake Tarpon (1)

Lake Tohopekaliga (85)

Lake Walk-in-Water (1)

Little Torch Key (35)

Marathon (232)

Marco Island (308)

Matlacha (92)

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Naples (543)

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Stuart (588)

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Tampa Bay (1817)

Tarpon Springs (109)

Ten Thousand Islands (130)

Titusville (394)

Venice (160)

 

Florida Fishing Reports Grouped by Region:

1. Florida Keys and Florida Bay (3406)

2. Southeast Florida (Miami to Palm Beach) (7139)

3. East Florida (Jupiter to Canaveral) (4049)

4. Northeast Florida (New Smyrna Beach to Jacksonville) (1381)

5. Southwest Florida (Cape Sable to Boca Grande) (4810)

6. West Florida (Englewood to Cedar Key) (4960)

7. Panhandle and Big Bend (Suwannee to Pensacola) (2377)

8. Freshwater (877)


Florida Regional Map Florida Keys and Florida Bay Southeast Florida (Miami to Palm Beach) East Florida (Jupiter to Cape Canaveral) Northeast Florida (Cape Canaveral to Jacksonville) Southwest Florida (Cape Sable to Boca Grande) West Florida (Boca Grande to Cedar Key) Panhandle and Big Bend (Cedar Key to Pensacola) Freshwater (Gainesville, Orlando, Okeechobee, South FL)

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