Florida, United States Fish Species
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Guide's Targeted Fish Species In December
Common Questions:
What species can we expect to catch offshore?
Offshore fishing in Florida offers the chance to catch species like sailfish, marlin, tuna, and mahi-mahi.
What are some popular inshore species in Florida?
Inshore fishing often targets species such as snook, redfish, tarpon, and sea trout.
When is the best time to catch sailfish in Florida?
Sailfish are typically most abundant in the winter months, from November to March.
Can we catch tuna in Florida waters?
Yes, tuna fishing is popular, especially during the warmer months, with blackfin and yellowfin tuna being common catches.
What is the largest species commonly caught inshore?
Tarpon, known for their size and fighting ability, are one of the largest inshore species in Florida.
Are there any seasonal restrictions on fishing certain species?
Yes, some species have seasonal closures or bag limits, which we adhere to for sustainable fishing practices.
Do you offer shark fishing trips?
Yes, we offer shark fishing charters, targeting species like hammerhead, blacktip, and bull sharks.
What is the most challenging species to catch in Florida?
Marlin is often considered one of the most challenging due to their size, speed, and strength.
Is it possible to catch grouper in Florida?
Yes, grouper are a popular target, particularly during the cooler months, with several species available.
Do you provide tips on how to catch specific species?
Absolutely! Captain Christian Rec will guide you with expert tips and techniques to help you land your target species.
The Program Sportfishing Charters Fishing Charter targets the top Florida, United States Fish species including Amberjack Great Barracuda Cobia Dolphin (Mahi Mahi) Black Grouper King Mackerel (Kingfish) Sailfish Mangrove Snapper Mutton Snapper Yellowtail Snapper Blackfin Tuna and Wahoo. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean.