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Homosassa Fishing Report 8/12/12 Monday, August 13, 2012 at 11:54 by Michael "SnookMook" Wilson With the last month of real summer ahead of us, the heat has me in the water as much as I’m fishing on the surface of it. Most of my trips this month are spent half fishing and half scalloping. Fishing Forecast: Week of Aug. 9 - 15 By Lee Tolliver The Virginian-Pilot © August 9, 2012 The tarpon is a fish most anglers venture far south to do battle with. Waters of the tropics from Key West to South America are far more productive for tarpon than those of northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia. Fish spawning habitats west of Key West By: Harmony Mendoza | Alabama's 13 Published: July 30, 2012 Updated: July 30, 2012 NOAA - A new research expedition will help map fish spawning habitats west of Key West. The results from the cruise will guide future management of Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Risky Business Team Wins $25K Top Prize at Drambuie Key West Marlin Tournament by Andy Newman/Carol Shaughnessy (Jul. 25, 2012 - KEY WEST, Florida Keys)... Danny Coll almost didn’t fish the Drambuie Key West Marlin Tournament that ended Saturday. He simply couldn’t find anyone to fish with him on his 35-foot Cabo Express sport-fishing boat dubbed Risky Business.

By Clyde Powell
If at all possible do not forget to bring your own fishing gear. There are many places to fish from in and around Key West. If you drove all the way down here or just drove from Miami you could not help but notice all the bridges that connect Key West to the mainland. Many of them have areas you can fish from. The closest one to Key West that has a fishing path along the one side of the bridge connects Stock Island to Boca Chica Key. From there you can fish all day and or night lots of room for coolers and chairs. In Key West Florida  itself you will find lots of places you can cast your line from. Lots of people enjoy the fishing from the White Street Pier, the end of Simonton St. I see lots of people fishing at night for shark in the Key West Harbor and at Mallory Square when the sunset celebration is not going on. Florida fishing law has changed and you do need a Florida Fishing license to fish from shore. They are easy to get from any bait and tackle shop. I send everyone to the one at the end of Margaret Street next to the Half Shell Raw Bar and Turtle Kraals. Lots of other places sell bait too. Walgreen's and Kmart on North Roosevelt sell it with Walgreen's being open 24 hours for all you night fishing needs.