Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay inlet of the Gulf of Mexico 25 miles long and 7 to 12 miles wide. Separated from the gulf by numerous islands. Containing unlimited flats and tributaries and bays great for wading, casting and it is a fly fishing paradise.

Miles of shoreline and dredged shipping channels offer a true variety of diverse fishing.
Trolling the shore for Mangrove Snapper or Sheephead around the docks. Fishing the flats with artificial and a fly for Seatrout laid up in the grass. Throwing a whitebait { as locals call a species of white sided baitfish} to a Tailing Red or a School of Jacks cruising by.

As the weather warms and the flats hear up into the lower 80's Anglers are looking for the Big Tarpon to appear. The site of a 150lb. Tarpon leaping out the water is something a die-hard-Angler and Novice will remember for a long time.

Offshore you have the reliable Grouper. Snapper, Blackfin Tuna, Sailfish and Maybe a Marlin Located only 55 miles west of Orlando and Theme parks make Tampa Bay a must fish Destination.