Snook Season Closing — Final Days to Fish Locally
Florida's Snook harvest season closed May 1. Reopens October 1.
Florida's Snook harvest season closed May 1. Reopens October 1.
Nine places across Everglades City, Chokoloskee, and Goodland to buy or eat fresh Florida stone crab — fish markets, restaurants, and the dockside spots locals know.
Florida's stone crab harvest season ends Friday, May 1.
Capt. Mike Merritt reports on April fishing in the Ten Thousand Islands — Snook, Reds, Trout, and Tarpon are all active and the weather is ideal.
New FWC rules for Gulf lane snapper take effect April 1, raising the minimum size limit to 10 inches and setting a 20-fish bag limit.
Your Everglades fishing trip could qualify for Florida’s Triple Threat Club. Here’s what local anglers should know before heading out.
March fishing in the Ten Thousand Islands has started windy but productive, with large trout on the flats, snook moving in from offshore, and clear water conditions shifting.
Cold fronts, low water, and strong winds shaped February fishing in the Everglades, but adaptable tactics and live shrimp kept the bite going.
Mild January conditions have kept fishing steady, with winter species active and Snook picking up.
Triggerfish Season Closes January 1 with Reopening Set for March 1