For the best experience, check out the resources

For the best experience, check out the resources below to find up-to-date referrals and fishing information.The IGFA (International Game Fish Association) - World Fishing CenterProbably the best resource at the World Fishing Center are the on-site NIKE FREE TILBUD,librarians who can offer you a complete list of highly recommended and IGFA (International Game Fish Association) endorsed fishing guides and boat captains. The library and museum are open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.Fort Lauderdale's Hall of Fame MarinaThe Hall of Fame Marina, on Seabreeze Boulevard,Nike Tn Requin Spider Homme is full of captains and charter fishing companies, all clamoring for your Fort Lauderdale sport fishing business. So, take a stroll down SE 17th Street and visit the boats, meet the crews and negotiate a price. You can contact them by phone at 954-943-8222 to make a reservation.What You Can Expect to PayYour average bottom fishing boat trip will cost around $40 to $60 for a half-day trip, but that usually includes your basic fishing equipment and bait. Places like Pompano Beach, Lauderdale by the Sea and Deerfield Beach all offer fishing piers that range from free to $5 for a full day of use. If you're still unsure, try asking at the IGFA or even your hotel concierge desk for a recommendation.Hillsboro Inlet Charter FleetActually located in Pompano Beach, Hillsboro Charters are recommended by both Fodor's Florida guide and Frommer's. Because Fort Lauderdale and its nearby suburbs provides both saltwater and freshwater fishing, anglers can enjoy a deep sea experience, leisurely fly fishing or even bottom fishing.The area is teeming with fishing charter companies and crews that can change every year. The company operates over a dozen charter vessels and tracks marlin, Air Ninja Hommeshark, sailfish and pompano. Fort Lauderdale sport fishing is one of the area's biggest tourism generators. Going down to take a look lets you inspect the boats in person, develop a rapport with local captains and often garner a better price.Fort Lauderdale's Pier 66The Pier 66 Marina is another hot spot for charter fishing boats. The complex also houses a 3-acre park, library, museum and a state-of-the-art fishing simulator.You can reach the IGFA headquarters at 1-954-927-2628 or contact the World Fishing Center directly at 1-954-922-4212 or online at igfa.org. Expect to pay more for a private charter, which usually ranges from $350 for a half day to about $600 for a full-day.For the frugal fisher or those looking for a quieter Fort Lauderdale sport fishing experience, pier fishing may be the way to go. Rod and reel rentals are also available.For information on exciting fishing adventures - please visit alaskafloridafishing.com - a popular site providing great fishing trip insights - such as a float fishing trip in Alaska [http://www.alaskafloridafishing.com/float-fishing-trip-alaska.shtml] - a Miami fishing charter boat [http://www.alaskafloridafishing.com/miami-fishing-charter-boat.shtml] - and many more!.

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