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Pinellas County Florida
Lake Tarpon
Closest Town: Tarpon Springs
Lake Size: 2,534 Acres
Public Boat Access: The
two primary public access points are:
A.L. Anderson Park - at 39699 U.S. Highway
19 North in Tarpon Springs.
John Chesnut, Sr. Park
- at 2200 East Lake Rd. in Palm Harbor
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Black Crappie. Blue Tilapia, Catfish and
Sunfish also caught. Lake Tarpon is regarded as one of the foremost sport
fishing lakes in Florida. Bass and bluegill are caught throughout the year
and crappie fishing is popular during the winter.
Anglers are most successful flipping or pitching
plastic worms along canal and bulrush edges. Offshore bass fishing is productive
for anglers who fish around ledges, humps, coontail, and eelgrass beds. Popular
lures offshore include shad-imitating jigs, crankbaits, jerkbaits and topwater
baits. Fishing with wild shiners and live shad is also effective.
Lake Tarpon Map
Always Fishing Guide Service
Experience Great Fishing on Lake Tarpon
(352) 666-6234
Lake Seminole
Closest Town: Seminole
Lake Size: 700 Acres
Public Boat Access: At
Lake Seminole Park off Park Blvd.
Lake Notes: Specializing in
Largemouth Bass, Bluegill and Black Crappie.
Lake Seminole Map
Pinellas
County Florida Fishing
Tampa Bay
 
Public Boat Access:
Fort DeSoto Park -
3500 Pinellas Bayway S. in Tierra Verde
Philippe Park - 2525
Philippe Pkwy. in Safety Harbor
Tampa Bay
is a large natural harbor along the Gulf of Mexico on the western coast of
Florida, made up of Old Tampa Bay, Hillsborough Bay, McKay Bay, and New Tampa
Bay. It is bounded by Manatee County on the south, Pinellas County on the west,
and Hillsborough County on the east. Three prominent cities are located along
the shores of the bay, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater. The Sunshine
Skyway Bridge crosses the mouth of Tampa Bay. Popular fishing species
include: Tarpon, Snook, Trout, Redfish, and Kingfish.
Tampa Bay Map
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