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post 1677598233 02-20-2023, 09:54 AM
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Any Florida Miscers That Fish?

My youngest is graduating from HS this year. For 3 years we have been planning to spend Spring Break roaming Florida Fishing.

We are going down the east coast, probably to the keys into the Everglades and at least over to Sanibel.

We are looking for nice Jacks, Reds, Snook, Specks, Spanish, Blues, Tarpon and anything that pulls hard.

Freshwater oscars, cyclic and a big Florida LMB

We won't have a boat and will be on foot.


If you guys could help plan a bit it would be awesome.

This is probably the last trip we'll ever have.
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post 1677598353 02-20-2023, 09:57 AM
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You can fish around the bridges in Key Largo, but you would be better off getting a local guide. They’ll put you on fish, have knowledge on any species you want to target and overall will be more enjoyable.
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post 1677598653 02-20-2023, 10:02 AM
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lots of the fresh water stuff may be bedding but LMB will always be hungry

hard not to catch things from any salt water inlet, jetties etc

I know you said you want to do shore fishing but if its in your means... do a charter even if its a salt flats boat
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post 1677599273 02-20-2023, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
lots of the fresh water stuff may be bedding but LMB will always be hungry

hard not to catch things from any salt water inlet, jetties etc

I know you said you want to do shore fishing but if its in your means... do a charter even if its a salt flats boat
I might. Oh yeah Peacock are definitely on the agenda.

Peacock , Snook and nice Jack Crevalle are the priority a Tuna off the beach small Permit.

Some aren't even in NC waters and Tuna never come close to the beach here.
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post 1677599603 02-20-2023, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
lots of the fresh water stuff may be bedding but LMB will always be hungry

hard not to catch things from any salt water inlet, jetties etc

I know you said you want to do shore fishing but if its in your means... do a charter even if its a salt flats boat
If you know some ditches that are hot please let me know.


From what I see on YouTube in South Florida you can literally catch anything in these roadside ditches and canals.
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post 1677601463 02-20-2023, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
If you know some ditches that are hot please let me know.


From what I see on YouTube in South Florida you can literally catch anything in these roadside ditches and canals.
the ditches in S. FL are fire actually...srs

can land a peacock bass
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post 1677601893 02-20-2023, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
My youngest is graduating from HS this year. For 3 years we have been planning to spend Spring Break roaming Florida Fishing.

We are going down the east coast, probably to the keys into the Everglades and at least over to Sanibel.

We are looking for nice Jacks, Reds, Snook, Specks, Spanish, Blues, Tarpon and anything that pulls hard.

Freshwater oscars, cyclic and a big Florida LMB

We won't have a boat and will be on foot.


If you guys could help plan a bit it would be awesome.

This is probably the last trip we'll ever have.
Best advice is hire a charter and let them take you you will slay all them fish srs. Best time of y’all’s life lol
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post 1677602383 02-20-2023, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
My youngest is graduating from HS this year. For 3 years we have been planning to spend Spring Break roaming Florida Fishing.

We are going down the east coast, probably to the keys into the Everglades and at least over to Sanibel.

We are looking for nice Jacks, Reds, Snook, Specks, Spanish, Blues, Tarpon and anything that pulls hard.

Freshwater oscars, cyclic and a big Florida LMB

We won't have a boat and will be on foot.


If you guys could help plan a bit it would be awesome.

This is probably the last trip we'll ever have.
lol, good luck with snooks

nobody is going to tell you their secret spots for possibly finding snook
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post 1677602533 02-20-2023, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By CalmWind
lol, good luck with snooks

nobody is going to tell you their secret spots for possibly finding snook
Can confirm. Fisherman are ****g0ts when you start talking about even bodies of water to go to. Let alone actual spots. Only way is a good guide. They are worth the money. Big boat charters aren’t bad and can be cheap. I paid only $60 once, but you’re with a bunch of random people. Caught a bunch and they fileted them quick and off you went with bags of fish
post 1677602933 02-20-2023, 11:14 AM
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I mean if you really want to have fun in S. FL get some gator and python tags and go in the glades and start blastin

leaving the corpses to rot in the FL sun
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post 1677603863 02-20-2023, 11:28 AM
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How about Piers?

Ocean side you guys can recommend for big blues Spanish etc?


On the Gulf side I went to Navarre and hooked into some huge shcit my travel rod couldn't handle.


Oh ladyfish are definitely on the list.


We won't be harvesting everything will be released.
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post 1677604303 02-20-2023, 11:36 AM
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piers nd bridges are not bad but good luck trying to land something good on em

lifting that SOB like 25 feet til you can get a hand on it

best bet IMO if at the mouths / estuaries / inlets from shore ....

not a fan of straight up beach shore fishing
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I live in the Fort Myers area and due to the hurricane much of the fishing business apparently is not running.

With that said a neighbors son and grandson came down over the holidays. They were catching huge fish off the small bridge into the community. We figured with the lack of people fishing, the fish were better size than typical.
post 1677605053 02-20-2023, 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Procta
piers nd bridges are not bad but good luck trying to land something good on em

lifting that SOB like 25 feet til you can get a hand on it

best bet IMO if at the mouths / estuaries / inlets from shore ....

not a fan of straight up beach shore fishing
We own a pier net. That's not an issue.

Buy we don't know Florida and what's running when.

In NC we know when it's hot or not because the fish pass through.
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post 1677605243 02-20-2023, 11:49 AM
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post 1677605433 02-20-2023, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
We own a pier net. That's not an issue.

Buy we don't know Florida and what's running when.

In NC we know when it's hot or not because the fish pass through.
its always hot ..... get hotter when the bait fish / shrimp are runnin

get the FL game app (FWC) can get a license on it and tells you

there is also a Fishbrain app that has all the regulations on it

https://myfwc.com/fishing/freshwater/
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post 1677605813 02-20-2023, 11:58 AM
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I only went fishing there once on a boat in south Florida. My son hooked this, but they didn’t even let us keep the fish, just got this fiberglass replica lol.



I mostly fish in the Northeast, so a lot of smaller stuff (bluegills, trout, etc). He’s only 7 so he’s happy enough with that.








Good luck out there Leo brah. Your last trip? Nah, I hope there’s many more to come.
post 1677607103 02-20-2023, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted By Adam16121
I only went fishing there once on a boat in south Florida. My son hooked this, but they didn’t even let us keep the fish, just got this fiberglass replica lol.



I mostly fish in the Northeast, so a lot of smaller stuff (bluegills, trout, etc). He’s only 7 so he’s happy enough with that.








Good luck out there Leo brah. Your last trip? Nah, I hope there’s many more to come.
You know how it is. As your kids become adults they get their own lives and families and get busy so getting out and doing these things becomes harder and harder until they stop.
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1
You know how it is. As your kids become adults they get their own lives and families and get busy so getting out and doing these things becomes harder and harder until they stop.
Ah man. Now you’ve got me thinking I should give my dad a call.
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