Florida Fly Fishing
Being versatile is the key to getting the most out of Florida Fly Fishing. There is a plethora of fresh and salt-water
fly fishing options depending on the time of year. Redfish are plentiful from Daytona Beach to Titusville and westward to St. John's River, but you can also find Spotted Sea Trout in these same areas. Spotted Sea Trout are so plentiful in the right areas, that 50-60 fish a day are not uncommon. So, find a local guide to take you to all the hot spots. Try Saint Johns River for Bluegills, largemouth bass, speckled perch, and American shad.
Florida fly fishing on the Gulf Coast, also known as the "Fisherman's Paradise," can yield a variety of fish also, including Snook, Redfish, and Sea Trout. If that doesn't wet your palette, try your hand at Pompano, Shark, Lady Fish, Jack's, Tuna, Dorado, Grouper, and many more. Florida truly is a "Fisherman's Paradise!"
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