Fish To Your Hearts Delight!

Are you looking to fish fishes that range right from the small sea trout to the huge Blue Marlins? Well if that be the case and you happen to be on the Gulf coast, then be sure to visit the Florida Panhandle-it offers excellent pier fishing and deep sea fishing, namely the Pompano Beach deep sea fishing, facilities.

The abundance of aquatic life in the Panhandle is due to the fact that there has been very little urban development. The water is still clean and not polluted with sewage-this helps in the spawning and reproduction of both normal fish and bait fish. The other factor is that the Panhandle area's proximity to deeper waters than the other areas of the Gulf coast. For instance, take the De Soto Canyon, which is quite deep and holds the world record for housing the largest Blue Marlins. The canyon itself is 80 miles from Pensacola, 95 miles from Destin Pass and 85 miles from Walton Beach. The Pompano Beach fishing charters frequent these waters and will take you to places where Marlins abound.

The other famous fishes include Wahoo, Mahi MAhi, Red Snapper and the sailfish. The fishes are ideal as game for deep sea fishing and can be caught 25 miles from shore and available in the summer months. Pompano Beach fishing charters offer boats at very cheap rates which can be bargained with. You can also go for pier fishing if you are the peaceful type. One can simply sit on a pier with a rod and squid as bait and wait for Cobia fish. You will be delighted to find how many fish bite the bait.

In addition to deep sea fishing, pier fishing is also quite popular in the Panhandle. The Pensacola beach is hot spot for pier anglers. There are plenty of places to fish and you will find numerous snack stalls. Walton Beach is famous not only for fishing but also for great entertainment and food. If you grow tired of fishing, the panhandle area also offers a very active and engaging nightlife.

For deep sea fishing you can avail chartered boats for any kind of fishing-they are available in the Panhandle area at bargain rates. People who are new require a fishing license when fishing onshore, like from a pier or a bridge-a license, however, is not required when fishing off of a licensed fishing vessel.