Hey Cubanredneck here and I'm new to this forum. Cant believe i had never found this before. I'm a Florida native that loves the outdoors. Hunting, Fishing, Diving an just having a good time outdoors. I've been fishing most of my life however it has always been from a boat. I no longer have a boat due to unforeseen circumstances but do still own my Malibu kayak. I was really bummed about not having a way to fish and introduce my small daughters to the sport as i was introduced at a young age. But in less than 2 hours of reading on this forum i was excited to see onshore fishing is still alive in S. Florida. Didn't think it still existed as every time I've visited a bridge i see coolers full of undersized fish. Its a shame that some just cant follow the rules and put at risk fisheries for future generations. Well thanks for this awesome community were fisherman can share their stories. Stay Salty and tight lines!
Cubanredneck
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BoatlessFisherman
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Re: New to the forum
Hello and Welcome ashore 
-Tommy A-
click, click, click, Fish ON - Over, Under, Over, Under Get out of my Way. Sound familiar.
click, click, click, Fish ON - Over, Under, Over, Under Get out of my Way. Sound familiar.
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phillybass
- Seasoned Fisher
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Re: New to the forum
Welcome to the forum. I understand what you're talking about I've sold it myself and makes me sick.
Tight Lines and Burning Drags!!!
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K R lip
- Seasoned Fisher
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Re: New to the forum
Welcome also ever think about fishing off the yak. I still hit the pier but if I have the time I drag my kayak out
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subbie268
- Fisher
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Re: New to the forum
welcome man, tons of people here with really good info. enjoy your time here.