Florida Fishing – The Treasure Coast

Executive Summarize About Florida Fishing By Rick E.Noble

Fishing in Florida

The treasure Coast is on the east coast of Florida. Roughly south to Stuart and North to Vero Beach. The Fort Pierce Inlet divides the Island into north and south.

Some of the best fishing sites in Florida are on the treasure coast. The reason is that there are so many types of Fishing you can enjoy here, here are some of them :

1. Offshore – Stuart is the Sailfish capitol of the world. If you like big game fish this is the place. Also dolphin, king fish, wahoo, and barracuda, the list goes on and on for great offshore sport fishing.

2. Inshore fishing – The Indian River Lagoon-Known for it’s wide variety of fish. I can’t list them all but here’s a few. Snook, mangrove snapper, jacks, sea trout, sea bass, flounder, pompano, sheepshead, redfish, that should be enough to make you hungry!

3. Bottom Fishing – party boats offer a great value for reef fishing. The six and 8 mile reefs off the treasure coast are the most visited – grouper, snapper, sea bass and a variety of others make for a great meal from these bottom feeders.

4. Surf Fishing – Miles of uncrowded beaches make for fisherman’s paradise.

5. Fresh Water Fishing – Fresh water is everywhere on the treasure coast. Pull of the side of the road and fish a small canal our lake or pond, large and smallmouth bass are exceptional here.

6.Spear Fishing – want even more excitement? Then gear up for a spear fishing charter from one of the three inlets along the treasure coast.(St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, and Sebastion) You must be certified to scuba dive of course.

Florida Fishing Tips

Executive Summarize About Florida Fishing By Ben Pate

Florida has numerous wonderful fishing spots up and down both coasts. Before planning your Florida fishing weekend there are several things to take into consideration. First of all, what kind of fish are you planning on catching? Do you want to go deep sea fishing or fish from the shore? No matter what type of fishing you are interested in, Florida has something to offer you.

Consider a Fishing Guide

If you are new to fishing you might consider hiring a fishing guide. They can take you out to their special spots where they have had great luck catching fish in the past.

Don’t Forget to Check the Weather and Tides

Make sure before your weekend begins that you check the weather report. Fishing should be about relaxing and relieving stress. There are several websites that will give you an up to the minute weather and tide reports.

Get a Fishing License

You will also want to familiarize yourself with the Florida fishing rules and regulations. Beside that you need a Florida fishing license, but this can be purchased for just a few dollars.