Kingfish Season Is Now in Full Swing

The wait is over. The big schools of king mackerel have left their wintering grounds off the Florida Keys and are heading up both coasts.
Gulf Coast anglers may be the first ones to get a taste of this reel screaming action. …

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Shark Tournament Set for Florida Keys

Sharks will be the species of choice when the Second Annual 7 Mile Marina Marathon Sharkathon kicks off April 9-10.   This catch-and-release tournament will hand out up to $25,000 in cash awards.
Sharks, often misunderstood creatures, are great sport, especially on light tackle. …

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Spotted Sea Trout Season Reopens in North Florida

North Florida fishermen who have been waiting all month to catch the state’s most popular sportfish must wait no longer. Spotted sea trout season reopened on March 1.
 
Sea trout, one of the most widely dispersed gamefish in the state, are easy to catch on a spinning rod. …

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Florida Keys Bonefish Get Added Protection

Bonefish, one of Florida’s most sought-after sportfish, is now one step closer to gamefish status. This species, sometimes called the grey ghost of the flats, is highly prized by fly fishermen and anglers using conventional tackle. Often regarded as the fastest fish in inshore waters, the bonefish is known for its lightning fast runs through shallow [...]

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Get Ready for Largemouth Bass Season

While some anglers may take the month of February off, hard-core bass fishermen are getting their tackle ready for the spring season. Florida’s freshwater action is about to explode, and with 7,700 named lakes and 12,000 miles of fishable rivers, streams and canals, there is no shortage of places to wet a line.
But if you have [...]

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