TARGETED SPECIES

Snook are a highly sought after fish here in South Florida! With there hard fights and acrobatics, they are one of the most popular fish to target! During snook season, 1 legal size fish is allowed to be kept PER PERSON Within the slot size ( 28-32 inches)

Jack crevalle, one of the most common saltwater inshore species to catch in south Florida, the Jack! These fish with there quick bursts of power attract any kind of angler to want to target them, getting up to 50+lbs be assured your in for the long fight! 

Redfish are a super hard fighting fish that will take a variety of baits. Their main diet consists of crustaceans such as shrimp, crabs, etc. Found around docks and shallow water flats, these fish are great eating and will give you a run for your money! 

Cubera snappers are kind of like a big mangrove snapper, similar looks except one thing... the fight of these fish are INSANE! Quick bursts of power with their broom like tails will make any reel scream! The edibilty of these fish are first class as well, seasonally targeted. 

Sheepshead are the zebra striped looking fish you may have seen walking down a dock that live underneath along the pilings. These fish basically live right next to heavy structure such as dock pilings, bridges, etc. Great eating fish and a blast to target. 

Tripletail are a fish you may have seen and not ever noticed! They inhabit inshore and offshore waters and are oriented to floating structures such as crab pots and even channel markers! Great table fare and hard fighters.

Speckled Sea Trout are a great game fish to target in shallow water and the flats! These fish tend to hang around their buddies so catching multiple trout in one area is not uncommon! Great eating fish as well.

Flounder are bottom dwelling flat fish that can be found inshore aswell as in the ocean. These fish have both of their eyes on one side of the the head, very good eating fish and great fighters.

Black drum are chunky, high-backed fish with many barbels or whiskers under the lower jaw. Younger fish have four or five dark vertical bars on their sides but these disappear with age. Hard fighters typically caught on crustaceans (shrimp & crabs).

The largest of all grouper species. The Goliath grouper is one of the most powerful fish to inhabit the inshore and offshore waters here in Florida. Closed season permanently, catch and release exclusively. 

Tarpon are a seasonally targeted fish, and are very migratory! The tarpon will not only put up a fight like none other, they will jump clear out of the water which makes them that much more targeted! These fish are not harvested, catch & release only with the tarpon.

The Florida Pompano, part of the jack family, is a species of marine fish with a compressed body, short snout and deeply forked tail. Pompano fish often have a color variation of blue, green and yellow on their dorsal areas and silver and yellow on their body and fins.