Reef Fishing - Trolling South Florida Nearshore

• The Florida Reef System is the largest coral reef ecosystem in the continental United States
• The reef system stretches approximately 350 miles from the Florida Keys to Jupiter
• It is the third largest natural reef in the world
• The reef system includes natural reefs, wrecks, and artificial structures
• Anglers can expect to encounter a diverse range of species, including porgies, snapper, grouper, kingfish, blackfin tuna, dolphin, amberjack, African pompano, sailfish, wahoo, and more
• Fishing techniques include trolling, kite fishing, live baiting, jigging, drifting, and anchoring
• Capt. Patrick Smith shares his expertise and insights on reef fishing in the latest In The Spread Fishing Video

Along the Atlantic coast of Florida lies the Florida Reef System, the largest coral reef ecosystem in the continental United States. Stretching approximately 350 miles from the Florida Keys to Jupiter, it stands as the third largest natural reef in the world. Interspersed within this natural marvel are numerous wrecks and artificial structures, providing anglers with an impressive array of fishing spots.