Sportfishing in South Florida

Treasure Coast to the Florida Keys — Sailfish, Tuna, Mahi & More

Stretching from the Treasure Coast to the Florida Keys, Florida’s east coast offers one of the most diverse and productive year-round sportfisheries in the United States for anglers of all skill levels. With the Gulf Stream hugging the coastline and blue water just minutes from shore, anglers have access to exceptional sailfish, blackfin tuna, mahi-mahi, wahoo, swordfish, and some of the best inshore fishing in the Southeast.

Woman wearing a pink cap, sunglasses, and a light-colored jacket holding a large fish on a boat in the ocean.
Capt. Jen Copeland holds a snook caught in the back country of the Florida Everglades.
Capt. Jen Copeland displays one of the many wonders of the Florida Keys' reef fishery: a hogfish.
A young angler shows off her progy caught on the reef off the Florida Keys.
Two fishing mates show off a yellowfin tuna caught off the coast of South Florida.
A sportfishing boat named 'Sweet Release' sailing away from Ocean Reef Club at sunrise.
Capt. Jen Copeland holds up her double-marker swordfish while deep-dropping off the Florida coastline.
Capt. Jen Copeland holds a 30-plus-pound blackfin tuna caught off the Florida Keys in the springtime.
A sailfish displays just one of its impressive acrobatic moves.

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