Drones aren't allowed in any national park without written permission, which NPS will not give to individuals. I fish Everglades National Park all the time, and they actually enforce this heavily there. Most drones' software also won't allow a takeoff in national park zones due to these regulations, either. Last, even if you want to risk it, check with your guide whether he'll even look the other way while you fly it - his permit to guide in the park will be on the line, too.
On Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 8:56 AM peter odell <peterlodell@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm going down to Flamingo to fish for tarpon, snook and redfish early december (guided).I'm looking for an inexpensive drone that can go up 50 feet, video the landing of some of the fish and then come right back down without a lot of driving. (waterproof/floating likely an asset as well). my fishing buddy and I are typically trading off, so one of could launch the drone at hookup.Has anyone done this? I've seen the results on a few of the youtube channels, but I'm hesitant to go out and buy without some good advice.....--
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