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Tampa Fishing Guide
http://www.tampafishing.net

Guide to Tampa and St. Pete Beach fishing, featuring tips, techniques, weekly updates, humor, recipes and more.

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Tampa Fishing Guide Latest Posts

Mahi Mahi Fishing Frenzy
So, Saturday I headed down to Merry Pier bright and early to meet with Nick and get in a little snapper and grouper fishing. Nick’s a great guy, and he was hauling in keeper mangos in no time. But, I had a little change of plans. Seems Joe, the owner of the Getaway, a Tampa Offshore Fishing... Read more...
Published 5 days ago

The Big Fish are Biting!
Pictured above is Roger, an outstanding fisherman, with a hefty Merry Pier snook. I managed to get in a little fishing this weekend, between parties, fireworks and the beach. Seems that the bigger fish are starting to get active- I saw a nice tarpon jumped with a pinfish; a 32″ cobia landed... Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

Grouper, Snapper and Snook Still Hot
Pictured above is a nice 24″ grouper my friend Mike pulled in yesterday from the Merry Pier in St. Pete Beach. It hit a live shrimp with a couple split shot about 20″ off the dock. I caught a few smaller grouper, but no keepers. The snapper bite is red hot right now. The fish are running a... Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

Anybody There?
Fishing was a little slow after the full moon, and the weekend storms didn’t help. So, I figured I’d check the statistics for Tampa Fishing. Do you realize that over the last year, this website has: Over 60,000 Visitors Over 125,000 Page Views The average visitor spends 3 minutes, 27... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Florida Offshore Fishing - June 2008
Cap’t Dick’s 25′ Grady White just got back from the shop, so it was time for a little shakedown cruise. Sunday morning, Joe, Pat, and I gathered at Dick’s, geared up and headed west. The Gulf was perfect - just enough breeze to keep the heat down, but not enough to kick up waves. It... Read more...
Published a month ago

Summer Fishing Patterns
Lots of fish this weekend, but nothing to brag about. The summer fishing patterns are taking shape, with cooler mornings, blazing hot afternoons, and evening thunderstorms, with no fronts in sight. The haul this weekend included bluefish, blue runners, mangrove snapper, gag and red grouper, TONS... Read more...
Published a month ago

Tampa Inshore Grouper Fishing
Conventional wisdom says you need a boat for grouper fishing. And, yes, the bite is strong now in 70′ to 140′. But, it’s also good standing on the Merry Pier on 8th Avenue in St. Pete Beach. Of course, there were plently of snapper and mackerel around, even a few sheepshead. But the... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

Offshore Fun on the Getaway
Memorial Day weekend brought some great fishing opportunities. I caught tons of grouper and snapper at the Merry Pier on Saturday and Sunday. But the real fun was on Monday, when I was joined by Cap’t. Dick and three of his friends for an extended day trip offshore on the Getaway. We were all a... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

St. Petersburg Fishing
In typical May style, the Merry Pier in St. Peterburg is loaded with grouper and mangrove snapper. And they’re highly cooperative. Fishing on Saturday, I managed a limit of snapper, and threw back over a dozen. Gag grouper, ranging from a foot up to 19″, were mixed in. They were hitting live,... Read more...
Published 2 months ago

Florida Snapper & Grouper Fishing
As the water continues to heat up, so does the fishing. I spent a few hours both Saturday and Sunday hanging out at the Merry Pier in St. Pete Beach. Live shrimp was the bait of choice. The technique- tail hook a medium shrimp on a #2 Owner hook with a foot of 30″ flourocarbon leader and a 1/4... Read more...
Published 2 months ago