Elusive Fish...Discovering Marco Island Florida

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Published 2022-05-21
Marco Island South Beach, beautiful place to go to the beach and a great place to fish. Marco island you can fish for Snook, Red and Black Drum, Spotted Sea Trout, Shark, Snapper, Grouper, Crevalle Jack, and the same old catfish. You can even find some amazing sea life. The snook at South Beach would not take the bait but they swam next to you in order to tease. Trying to catch a shark on a mono lead does not work well and I will have to upgrade to a metal lead.

Captain W. D. "Bill" Collier of Tennessee settled Marco island in 1870 creating clamming and fishing industries. He also built the "Olde Marco Inn on Palm Street in 1883. The Inna now serves as a popular restaurant and registration area for Olde Marco Island Inn & Suites. During the 1920 a railroad was built between the island and the mainland in which visitors from Miami used to travel to visit Marco Island's Crescent Beach. Today is not only a popular vacation spot but a home for many year-round and seasonal residents.

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All Comments (14)
  • @maxh4195
    If you get out in that channel you can catch all kinds of stuff, makes me want to get back out there
  • @The_blackzodiac_is_the_best
    Beautiful Marco Island, right in front of the Sunset Grille/Paulo we shark fish down there I also work there
  • @brandonvetrano
    iā€™ll be in Marco in May ā˜€ļø canā€™t wait
  • @cadenhearing6113
    you should tighten your drag because when you reel in with drag so loose that the spool spins with the rotor, your line gets twisted making it more prone to wind knots and not cast as far
  • @nicklausb
    That wasn't a pompano, it was a blue runner. Lol
  • @MDK3192
    Cast net that snook! We can spilt the 5k šŸ˜€
  • @IsBlankOutright
    Blue runner Is excellent for live bait. Wait until you start catching mutton snapper grouper cobia you won't ever eat catfish again lol
  • @nicklausb
    I can hear your drag stripping as you reel. That means your drag is too loose. Reeling against stripping drag does nothing but waste time and twist up your line making it weaker and more difficult to operate properly
  • @IsBlankOutright
    Most of the work should be done with the pole not the reel pull up reel down