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    • Offshore Mapping - Project-Bluewater LLC

    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 

    Our Products: Fishing Hot Spots > Florida
    SKU: FHS FL0114 
    Weight: 0 lbs 4 ozs
    Brand: Fishing Hot Spots
    Saltwater Directions Chart, Fishing Hot Spots FL0114, Florida
    Featured Species:
    Cobia, Gag Grouper, Crevalle Jack, Gray Snapper, Red Drum, Sheepshead, Snook, Spanish Mackerel, Spotted Seatrout and Tarpon.
    Map Features:
    Tips and Techniques for Featured Species, GPS Information, 10 Access Locations Indicated, 55 Proven Fishing Areas Marked, Area Marina Information, Artificial Reefs Indicated with GPS (if applicable), Covers coast between Lemon Bay and Cayo Costa.
    Price: $21.95
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    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
    FL0114, Fishing Hot Spots, Boca Grande/Charlotte Harbor, Fishing Hot Spots, Lemon Bay, Fishing Hot Spots, Cayo Costa 
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    Product Details
    Much of this area remains in its natural state and provides excellent habitat for all sorts of wildlife.  Boca Grande is known as the "Tarpon Capital of the World." Fish over 200 pounds cruise through the deep holes in the region. Local legend has it that there is so much fishing here, "even the fish go fishing."