I’m new to palm coast and was wondering if anyone knew some good fishing spots this way. I’d like to get more into fishing and might make Saturdays the day to do that. Any help would be appreciated especially with what baits/lures are best used.
Visiting the in-laws in a week and want to bring fishing supplies. Use too surf fishing in Charleston SC or freshwater around SC. But never fished around Melbourne FL, should I try to fish freshwater or do surf fishing instead?
I am traveling to Florida in September. I see a lot of blowgun fishing videos from Florida and I wanted to try it. If I get the “everything you need licenses” (ie salt and freshwater )can I use a blowgun with fishing pole attached to fish???
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Hi all i (23 M)have lived in south florida my whole life and just recently got a boat a 15cc mako and am newer to salt water fishing and am looking for friends to go out on the water with that know a little bit about salt water fishing. Lmk if anyone is interested
I am on one of the fairly large, reclaimed quarry lakes, now rimmed with houses, in SW Broward. I've been fishing for bass in Miami and Broward since I was a kid, but I'm not sure I have ever truly understood how to fish these lakes.
The lake in question only has a small bit of shallow water, followed by a very obvious dropoff. I think the most obvious way to fish this is to grab a kayak and simply work the dropoff with plastic worms. I have caught bass up to 2-3 pounds, basically doing that from shore.
It is a big lake, though, and there's a lot of water. Is there any chance of larger fish holding well offshore, or is all that water essentially dead? My guess is that it's at least 25 feet deep and may well be even deeper for all I know. It's not incredibly murky, but it is not all that clear, either, so it's hard to tell just by looking. I am guessing there must be some spots out there where the dragline long ago either created small depressions, or mounds. Is it a waste of time to even go looking out there? If not, how to fish deeper water like that?
Hi, my dad and I are here and looking for good fishing spots on Amelia island/ Fernandina island area. Was thinking about going out to fort clinch on the jetties, but wondering what side would be best/ any advice or other spots? Thanks.
Im from texas and im heading to florida this year to fish the mullet run, what area is the best to fish in mid to late september or early october. I'm assuming anywhere south of sebestain inlet would be good, but just looking for some advice from the people who fish it every year.
I live in North Florida and regularly drive to the gulf coast (near cedar key) and fish there, but the water is really dirty and i only catch small gafftopsail catfish and oyster toadfishes.
I'm spending some time on the east coast (near St. Augustine) in a week or so. I'll be fishing off a pier-- should i look forward to some better fishing? Looking for fish to eat.
Thanks
I am planning to come down the first week of December, but am looking for information on where to go. My goal is to catch as many species as possible. I have good surf fishing gear and likely a kayak to bring down. I am also ideally looking at fishing for the many exotic freshwater species that exist in the canals/lakes, so near there if possible would be great. Thank you and tight lines!
Anybody familiar with lake Togo in Kissimmee is it a good place to catch??
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Nobody mentions it on the lists of fishing areas. There's always tons of people there during high tide, and I've visited like 12 times...and while everyone's in good cheer, nothing's biting. Nobody catches anything. Are they just blind fishing in a bad spot just because it's salt water that's relatively deep at time?
(F) I wanted to know If it's possible to catch snapper off A1A on the side of the road near Cocoa Beach?
My kids are keen to catch some of the freshwater invasives in Florida. We’ll be in the Ocala and Crystal River areas soon. Can anyone provide a few spots we could try? Not looking for honey holes, just some starter spots.
Is there anyone that had fished here before? I see it on fish brain but google maps doesn't show any water there lol. Just wondering if anyone has been fishing there.
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