Fort Myers – Live, Fish, Play

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Hooked on Grouper!

By Caitlyn Gatrell The action is really starting to heat up in Southwest Florida! As the water temperature rises and …

Heating Up

By: Capt. Dave Stephens It’s summertime here in Southwest Florida, and not only is the temps outside hot but so …

Rigging, Jigging and Trolling

By: Jessica Hendrie Summer is officially upon us here in South Florida. For anyone who even does an ounce of …

From the Captains...

Beach Breeze

By: Joe Sheaffer Summer is here and it seems to be very warm from sunrise to sunset. Fishing can be …

Summertime Action

By: Capt. Billy Norris After a long winter of high winds, rough seas, and an unexpected wintertime red tide, we …

Sanibel Causeway Islands Park

By: Mike hammond The Sanibel Causeway Islands Park has reopened to the joy of many locals and visitors who had …

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Trip to the Florida Keys

By: Capt. Terry Fisher The July 4th Holiday brings out the best in boaters looking for fun and anglers looking …

Chasing Tarpon

By: Capt. Bart Marx The tarpon that have traveled from the Caribbean to Boca Grande Pass should be close to …

Hiring a Kayak Guide

By: Dan Carns There are a number of reasons that you might consider when it comes to hiring a kayak …

Fort Myers Fishing & Outdoor Articles

Castnets and Livewells

By: Capt. Bart Marx The waters have warmed up nicely and the bait has moved into the local waters and …

May’s Action

By: Capt. Bart Marx The cool fronts have slowed and it’s now easier to travel offshore. The annual migration of …

Spring Fishing

By: Capt. Bart Marx We are warming up in Southwest Florida and as the bait starts to migrate north so …