LocalAngler: Breaking Down The Cultural Coast

Breaking Down The Cultural Coast

For the purpose of LocalAngler, we’ve defined the Cultural Coast region as the following counties: Sarasota County, Desoto County and Charlotte County. 

Popular Fisheries

Sarasota County

From Venice to Sarasota, you’ve got your pick of a wide variety of fish to be caught here. From Snook to Spanish Mackerel to Flounder and more, you’ll be able to put a dent in your species bucket list. If freshwater is your thing, then there’s plenty of creeks and ponds around that will provide a quality bite!

Desoto County

Have you heard of the Peace River? It’s an awesome scenic river that is full of fossils, fish, and good memories. Don’t count this one out, and it’s definitely worth a trip! Who knows what you could find there! As far as saltwater goes, the south portion of the counties access to the Peace River does provide some species that frequent the area. Snook often come through towards the mouth of the river.

Charlotte County

This is sort of a saltwater anglers dream area. Especially those that like to fish for Tarpon. Gasperilla Sound and Charlotte Harbor provide home to many inshore species, as well as the various offshore species that like to wander inland as far as they can go. This area is not only riddled with inshore preserves, but also miles of canal system that is just waiting for you to catch some fish!

What We’re Looking For

LocalAngler is looking for Anglers and Bait Shop business owners in this region to become contributors. If you’d like more information for that, please, contact Andrew@NextFish.Co. 

We’re also looking for businesses that would like a fresh, new way to advertise in the area, with the ability to not only reach an audience but to visually see the engagements. Let’s get to work getting you more business through your doors. That’s the whole goal here and we’re more than happy to answer any questions. Contact Robwil@NextFish.Co for any advertisement questions.

LocalAngler is a brand new digital publication, based on 14 Regions throughout the state of Florida. It’s designed to help target local areas with local readers to help promote local traffic. Mapped beautifully, there’s reach not only locally, but statewide and nationally, to help produce a plan for future trips for anglers from all around the country and it doesn’t have to stop here. We’re happy to get you more information.