The Saltwater Angler’s Guide to Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida is now available!
by Capt. Tommy Thompson on Oct.02, 2012, under Bradenton and Sarasota, Dunedin, Clearwater and Largo, Ft. Myers, Sanibel and Captiva, Hernando and Pasco Gulf Coast, Marco and The 10,000 Islands, Middle Charlotte Harbor, Naples, Old Tampa Bay--Above the Bridges, Siesta Key to Boca Grande, St. Pete Beaches, TAMPA BAY AND SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, Tampa Bay, East and South Shore, Tampa Bay, West Shore and St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs, The Sunshine Skyway and Beyond to Egmont, Upper Charlotte Harbor
The Saltwater Angler’s Guide to Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida is now available!
It’s been a long time coming, but the University Press of Florida has just released my second fishing book. If you’re a native and wanting more information on the Gulf of Mexico coastline from Chassahowitzka to Chokoloskee, you need this book. If you’re planning to winter in Florida, you need this book. Everyone needs this book. The Table of Contents is outlined below.
To order, simply click on the link on the sidebar to the right of this page and you’ll be taken to Amazon.com. Thanks–and enjoy!
Part One–The Destinations
1. Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida
2. The Upper Suncoast-Hernando and Pasco Counties
3. Tarpon Springs and North Pinellas County
4. St. Petersburg and the Pinellas Peninsula
5. Old Tampa Bay, Tampa and The Bay’s Eastern Shore
6. Manatee and Sarasota Counties-The Gateway to Tropical Florida
7. Charlotte Harbor and Her Gulf Islands
8. Fort Myers, Estero, Sanibel and Captiva
9. Naples, Marco and The Ten Thousand Islands
Part Two–Practical Matters
10. It’s All About The Fish…
11. …And How to Catch Them
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These books make great birthday, holiday or anytime gifts for that hard-to-please fisherman! There's fisherman-friendly information about Florida's Gulf coast from Homosassa to Pensacola in the "Big Bend and Emerald Coast" book and information from Homosassa to the Everglades in the "Tampa Bay and Southwest Florida" book. Both include 'how-to' and 'where-to' fish, marine facilities, lodging and food, and a listing of local professional fishing guides. And, as a bonus, there's lots of information about fish species (and how to catch them), tackle, rigging, hiring a guide, party boats, and a list of offshore reefs and wrecks (with GPS coordinates). Find the books at local tackle shops and book stores, and from Amazon.com
...and don't forget the guide project sponsors!
