Off the southern coast of the Sunshine state is a fisherman’s paradise. Those recreational anglers hoping to catch bonefish, permit, redfish, snook or tarpon should head to the “backcountry,” the waters between the Keys and Florida’s mainland. #fishinglife
The real draw for most visitors, however, are the deep seas of the Atlantic Ocean, caught in the warm Gulf Stream. Charter a boat in these waters to try your hand at catching some of the most sought-after fish in the world, like blue and white marlin, sailfish and swordfish.
Even if you don’t get any bites, you’re in luck—the Keys are home to some of the best seafood restaurants in the country. If you and your fishing buds can’t decide which type of angling your trip should consist of, consider heading to the Outer Banks.
Flyfish, inshore charter fishing, braking fishing and pier fishing are all available here. Most anglers in the area opt for headboat fishing—fishing on large boats that provide all the supplies necessary (reels, hooks, bait and fishing licenses)
and take passengers to popular spots for flounder, trout, sea bass and more. Most headboats offer both half and full day options in addition to snacks and bathrooms on board—so feel free to bring the whole family along.
If it’s solitude you’re after, however, bring your line to the beach for some of the best surf fishing around. timeout.com/usa/things-to-… #bestplaceforfishing #fishing #fishinginUSA
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