With the best variety of fishing in the United States, Florida has over 8,436 miles coastal shoreline and bays, 30,000 lakes, and 25,949 miles of rivers all just waiting for you to set the hook. Pack a bag and grab your gear because it’s time to cast a line in Florida.
Northwest Florida is known for its sugar-white beaches, emerald-green waters, pristine natural springs, and millennia old cave systems—all of which offer adventurers ample opportunities to explore the natural wonders.
Florida's Northeast Coast serves up a great mix of inland and open water opportunities including one of Florida's most famous rivers, the St. Johns.
Unlike other parts of the state, nature is North Central Florida's theme park. Taking to the water; be it for fishing, paddling or boating, is well ... second nature for thouse who frequent this region of The Sunshine State.
The West Central region is home to Florida's largest open-water estuary, Tampa Bay, extending over 400 miles and forming coastlines in three counties.
While the bass bountiful Central region of Florida may be the only without coastal angling opportunities, it does serve up countless acres of renowned freshwater options.
All things aquatic come together in this stretch of Florida's east coast. The active area is a hotbed fo rpaddling, surfing, and reeling in just about anything that swims.
Florida's largest county and largest lake, trough the wild and wonderful Everglades to our country's southernmost point in Key West.
This section of the state offers many small islands for exploring and is home to one of the country's last remaining, undisturbed extuarites nestled between Naples and Marco Island.
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