{Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Where to fish heading to Fort Lauderdale

In the Ft. Lauderdale area any bridges over the intracoastal waterway at night are prime snook (plus small tarpon, lady fish, mangrove snapper) spots. Drift streamers or shrimp patterns from the lighted side into the shadows.

On Wednesday, October 12, 2016 at 9:06:14 PM UTC-4, Gary wrote:

Hello fellow Potomac Fly Rodders,

I'm heading to South Florida, Fort Lauderdale in November (9th-22nd) just for a girl-watching / beer beach vacation. However, I was planning on doing a few days of fly fishing from shore before I reach Fort Lauderdale. I'm driving down there from Arlington, so I plan to stop somewhere and fish in Florida (east coast) before I get to Fort Lauderdale. Does anyone have any good advice on WHERE I should go and WHAT species of fish I should target. For example, Sebastian Inlet, Fort Pierce, or Jupiter. I've never really done any ocean fishing, but I don't mind trying. I have a couple 8 weights and I bought some saltwater patterns, so I think all I need to do is go. Any advice, would be greatly appreciated. I'll either be shore fishing or wading, mostly. 

Tight lines,

Gary

FYI, Arlington County will be beginning work on creating a living shoreline along 4-mile Run by the water treatment facility very soon. They are setting up work for the bike trail detour now.

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