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Florida Fishing Reports


2009-05-28
6:17 PM

Snook in the Mangroves - The late afternoon high tide has snook feeling comfortable and actively attacking white baits. Summer time high tides of 3' bring water deep back into the mangroves, these high tides makes for great snook fishing. There are many options for catching more...
Capt. Steven Markovich - Tampa Bay


2009-05-28
4:50 PM

Wining Tarpon That Got Away! - Oh, the one that got away! Well, take a look at the picture. That is the one that got away from us during the first tournament of the Professional Tarpon Tournament Series in Boca Grande, FL. It sure was awesome to have this fish on the line, even more...
Capt. TJ Stewart - Tampa Bay


2009-05-28
4:26 PM

Tarpon Worm Hatch! - The Fishing Report. May 28, 2009. Tarpon hatch is on! Tarpon have been pigging out on palalo worms during the late afternoon and early evening falling tides on the flats during the past several days on the Atlantic side. Here is a nice poon tak more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West


2009-05-28
12:43 PM

Panama City Summer variety pack...you pick 'em. - I love this time of the year because there is so many different things you can do. If you want trout and reds we can go there, if you want sharks we can do that, if you want a lot of action we can do that also. Today was an action day. We spent more...
Capt. James Pic - Panama City


2009-05-28
9:34 AM

Getting Back to Normal - with the recent rain fall of 8 and lots of wind thing have got back to normal. tarpon have come back strong there are many schools to give you that shot of a life time with the silverking. snook fishing is awsome sightfishing the beach or fishing fr more...
Capt. Craig Lahr - Clearwater


2009-05-28
9:33 AM

Tarpon in the Everglades Park - The dolphin fishing remains good; most of the fish are between 400 to 800 feet of water. The boats going out to 1200 feet are finding bigger fish. The Blackfin tuna are biting on the humps. Yellowtail snapper are still showing up in good numbers more...
Capt. Izzy Donatiello - Islamorada


2009-05-28
9:27 AM

Mahi - Mahi Mania! - Lady Pamela II Sportfishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 Mahi-Mahi Madness! Deep Sea fishing offshore Fort Lauderdale has been great this week. Although the weather hasn't been picture perfect, t more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale


2009-05-28
9:02 AM

June is an Excellent Month for Gulf Offshore Fishining - The month of June has got to be one of the best months of the year for fishing on the gulf. For all of you folks that can't take the heat; the weather is still not too hot yet and the gulf's waters are generally calm. These two factors alone are enou more...
Capt. Dave Pinkham - Venice


2009-05-27
5:59 PM

Spring means Change in Everglades National Park - With the coming of spring, the water in the backcountry has come up probably by 12 inches. This means the fish are way back under the mangroves with the bait. It's a must that you find water where their is structure,and banks that the snook can't g more...
Capt. Bert Barkus - Chokoloskee


2009-05-27
5:23 PM

Rain equals great fishing - knowing how to adapt with the change in weather is the key to success. Fishing over flows or small creeks that are flooded that dump into deeper water are areas that will concentrate the bait which brings in the fish. Snook, Tarpon, Redish and Trout more...
Capt. Chris Herrera - St. Augustine

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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)

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Marathon (232)

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Matlacha (92)

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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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