Barracuda

Season: Year Round

The "tiger of the sea". Slices though prey with ferocious saber-like teeth. Known to hit multiple baits one after the other when not hooked. Feisty ones leap out of water to shake hook.

Jack

Season: Year Round

There is a variety of schooling Jacks that give a hard fight with light tackle. Local species include Horse Eye, Bar, Yellow Tail, Crevalle.

Yellowtail Snapper

Season: Year Round

Normally found schooling but occasionally solitary. When schooling can be caught with small feathers/jigs, bottom dropping cut squid. Great fun with light tackle and live bait. Multiple hook ups common.

Mutton Snapper

Season: Year Round

Found over reefs as well as sand and sea grass beds close to reefs. Strong, hard fighting fish. ID'd by blue lines below eyes, black spot mid-section below rear dorsal fin and pointed anal fin.

King Mackerel

Season: Year Round

The giant of mackerels can be caught up to 100 lbs. When brought to boat after initial fight will turn and strip line out again. Strong fighter.

Spanish/Cero Mackerel

Season: Year Round

Fast and fun when in feeding frenzies. Multiple hook ups at once. Great light tackle fish. Caught on feathers, spoons, and live bait.

Tarpon

Season: Year Round

Challenging to hook and keep on. Commonly spits hook in mid air during jumps. Known as the Silver King to whom the angler bows to while fish in the air to slack the line.

Season: Year Round

>A variety of types can be found near reefs and other structure. These include Black, Yellowfin, Nassau, Red, Hinds, and Tiger. Strong fighters.

Snook

Season: Year Round

Fly fishing and light spin cast favorite in shallow lagoons & bays. Good fighters but in limited amounts. All snook are released.

Bonefish

Season: Year Round

Shallow flats and lagoon fish adored for fly fishing. Claimed to be the hardest fighting inshore fish per lb. Challenging to hook but extremely fun when on.


 

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