Fishing
In the 10,000 Islands & Everglades National Park
Park Passes Required
If you’re planning to cast your line in our beautiful park, don’t forget your park pass! It’s a must-have for all anglers. You’ve got options – short-term or annual passes – so pick what suits you best!
And for our experienced anglers aged 62 or more, we’ve got something special – a lifetime pass! Just a one-time fee, and you’re good to go forever!
Know the Rules
Now, before you head out for a day of fishing in the 10,000 Islands & Everglades National Park, it’s essential to be aware of the rules. Some of our target species have daily bag limits and size restrictions. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with the Saltwater Recreational Regulations Fishing Guides.
The most important thing is to know the rules, respect nature, and, of course, have a blast out there! Happy fishing!
Going Boating?
Knowing the waters and understanding the tides are essential components of a successful day out on the waves. Check out our boating page to learn more about the water of the Ten Thousand Islands.
Fishing Report
Final Week for Goodland Photo Scavenger Hunt
Final week for the Goodland Photo Scavenger Hunt. Purchase a $10 sheet, explore the village, and submit entries by March 13.
Locals Share Smuggling Stories in New Everglades Documentary
Locals from Everglades City and Chokoloskee speak publicly about the smuggling era for the first time in the new documentary Outlaws of the Everglades.
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Comes to the Museum of the Everglades
The Friends of the Museum launch a new St. Patrick’s Day celebration in Everglades City featuring Irish food, music, games, and genuine Irish prizes.
Introducing The Everglades Story With Michael Williams
Want to better understand the Everglades — how it works, what’s gone wrong, and why it’s in trouble? A new video series breaks it all down clearly and simply.
