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Sarasota fly fishing in its
bay and backcountry areas is an anglers dream, offering
a variety of opportunities. Its unique combination of grass
flats, mangrove shorelines, creek, canals and passes make
it a good year-around fishing area. Sarasota fly fishing
is about sampling the lush grass flats and mangrove shorelines
of North Sarasota Bay, where the fishing is great for snook,
trout and redfish. Three passes-Longboat Pass, New Pass
and Big Pass- flush the bay and provide seasonal action
for pompano, bluefish, sheepshead, jack crevalle and ladyfish.
Little Sarasota Bay provides a haven for many species of
fish during the winter and spring months. Oyster bars, docks
and creeks make it a great area for snook, trout, ladyfish,
redfish, flounder or sheepshead during cooler weather. Sarasota
Bay is a beautiful bay that is easy to fish due to many
different types of habitat.
The bay is also a natural for fishing
with light tackle and artificial baits and in most cases
sight fishing is not only the most enjoyable technique but
also highly productive. Likewise, fly anglers enjoy many
opportunities for everything from bluefish, jumbo crevalle
and ladyfish to snook, trout and redfish. The bay is home
to pompano, as well, which we target with spinning gear
and jigs.
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