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Fishing in Gibsonton, Florida, United States

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Map of Skyway North Fishing Pier (Sunshine Skyway)© Mapbox © OpenStreetMap
Great place to park and fish
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Hooded_Bassassin

it's a great place to park and fish. Sometimes it's a little overcrowded but you usually can catch pin fish if nothing else. Between March and May the Mackerel run pretty good and there's always grouper and snapper to be caught, as well as sharks and kingfish if you have the right setups. Look for guys wearing TBFC on their shirts or decals on their cars. They're part of the Tampa Bay Fishing Club that you can join on Facebook or Instagram and they can usually help you out and give you sound advice.

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BragsCatch

Nice little pond with good parking. There’s a sidewalk around the whole pond so you can work all the way around it. Watch out for the gator! There’s also a spot to launch Kayaks into the Bay and you can probably wade in the water and catch some saltwater stuff too