Florida Fish Species

Common Questions:

What fish is most common in Florida?

The most common fish in Florida's freshwater ecosystems include largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish. Reel Fishing Expeditions specializes in targeting these species, offering expert guidance and memorable fishing experiences for anglers of all levels.

What is Florida's national fish?

Florida's national fish is the largemouth bass. Reel Fishing Expeditions specializes in bass fishing charters in Central Florida, providing anglers with the ultimate opportunity to reel in this iconic species.

What is the hardest fish to catch in Florida?

In Florida, one of the hardest freshwater fish to catch is the elusive and powerful Florida gar. Reel Fishing Expeditions specializes in freshwater fishing, providing expert guidance and strategies to target challenging species like the Florida gar.

A Reel Fishing Expeditions Fishing Charter targets the top Florida Fish species including Largemouth Bass . We primarily Fish the Lake Pierce, Lake Marion, Peace River, Lake Marion Creek, Weohyakapka Creek, Peace Creek, Lake Garfield, Lake Van, Lake Rochelle, Lake Winterset, Lake Hartridge, Lake Ashton, Banana Lake, Lake Shipp, Surveyors Lake, Spirit Lake, Bonnet Lake, Hammock Lake, Lake Mariam, Big Gum Lake, Gum Lake, Saddlebag Lake, Lake Bess, Lake Mirror, Blue Lake, Parks Lake, Lake Cummings, Rattlesnake Lake, Lake Martha, Lake Mabel, Lake Roy, Sherwood Forest Lake, Lake Hart, Ned Lake, Lake Trask, Lake Deeson, Lake Pansy, Little Banana Lake, Fish Lake, Deer Lake, Lake Maude, Mountain Lodge Lake, Lake Helene, Lake Camp, Lake Davenport, Phyllis Lake, Lake Menzie, Spring Lake, Lake Geneva, Lake Amoret, Dinner Lake, Polecat Lake, Crews Lake, Lake Weader, Grass Lake, South Bear Branch, Lake Ruth, Lake Confusion, Padgett Lake, Sunset Lake, Lake Elsie, Lake Burbank, Lake Midget, Pelican Pond, Fairway Lake, Lake Bowles, Lake Lure, Lake Lee, Lake Serena, Lake Joe, Polk Lake, Lake Alta, Lake Edward, Lazy Lake, Lake Arrowhead.