The small fish, while fun and often willing to eat, were far under the size of 28- to 33-inches needed to keep when the season was open. Following years of red tide and freezes, snook regulations ...

Yes, non-residents can obtain fishing licenses through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Licenses can be purchased online, in person at a tax collector's office or license agent, ...

Want to enjoy the many recreational freshwater fishing opportunities Florida has to offer but don't have a license? Grab a ...

Snook, pompano, trout and snapper: Treasure Coast fishing action classic for spring Can tourists fish in Florida without a license? How much is a non-resident fishing license? Yes, non-residents ...

All other rules, such as seasons, bag and size limits apply, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation ... require extra tags or permits such as snook, tarpon, red snapper and spiny lobsters ...

Snowbirds and spring breakers are flocking to Florida right now to soak up the sun, swim at the beaches and spend some time catching some fish. The Treasure Coast is known for its offshore fishing ...