Cape Coral Fishing: What You Need to Know | FishingBooker

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Cape Coral is the perfect mix of relaxing vacation spot and hot angling destination. Sitting on a peninsula, nestled between the Caloosahatchee River and the Matlacha Pass, it’s not surprising that scenic Cape Coral’s fishing is incredible.
The city itself boasts more canals than any other metropolis in the world. Most of them are navigable and depending on where you cast a line you’ll find anything from Redfish, Snook, Black Drum, Crappie, and Bass, to somewhat dreaded Catfish at the end of your line.
If you want to branch out of the canals, hopping aboard a charter boat can take you into even more productive inshore fishing grounds. Cape Coral’s close proximity to Boca Grande, Captiva and Sanibel Islands, as well as neighboring Fort Myers Beach, makes it the perfect starting point for a Tarpon fishing adventure.
You can set your sights on bigger fish in deeper waters, too. Booking a full-day fishing charter could see you heading into the Gulf’s reefs in search of Grouper, Amberjack, and Cobia. It’s also a great spot to land Red Snapper during the open season. Head up to 75 miles out and there’s also Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Billfish on the table.
All of this goes to show that any kind of fishing trip you can imagine is possible when you’re heading out of Cape Coral. We’re here to help make planning easy.
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