Throughout Central Florida there are many fishing clubs that have diverse interests and activities. From tournament-based clubs to service and environmentally focused groups, joining a club is a great way to share your interests with other like minded anglers.
If you don't see your club listed here, REGISTER with CFLFR and use the link at the bottom of this page to add your club. CLUB LISTINGS ARE FREE.
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The Bass Anglers of Hardee County is a buddy tournament club, fishing many Central Florida lakes as well as Lake Okeechobee.
3766 Landlubber St.
Orlando, Fl 32812
239-633-9863
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The Central Florida Offshore Anglers is a club for people who fish inshore as well as offshore. Everyone who has a passion for fishing and wishes to associate with others who share that passion is welcome to join.
P.O. Box 607459
Orlando, FL 32860-7459
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A fishing club with a four-prong focus: Fishing, Family, Education and Charity out of Tarpon Springs, FL.
Meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm. The meetings are held at Channel Marker 25 Marina, located at:
1155 Anclote Road
Tarpon Springs, FL 34689.
The main charities supported by AKA are The Shepherd Center, an organization helping homeless and disadvantaged individuals and families, Blooming Place for Kids, a shelter for abused/neglected children, Make a Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to dying children, and The Hospice of the Florida Suncoast who cares for the terminally ill. View the AKA Profile |
| We are an organization of men, woman and children that enjoy fishing. We play, at making the perfect cast, to the perfect fish, which presents the fly in such a way that the fish can’t refuse the offering, RIGHT! We spend many hours trying to achieve that perfect presentation. What is most amazing is that we catch fish on very light rods creating the thrill of the catch and the satisfaction of a safe release so that the fish can reproduce and provide many more fish.
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| Jacksonville Kayak Fishing provides kayak anglers with the information they need to enjoy kayak fishing in the greater Jacksonville, Florida area. Jacksonville Kayak Fishing Site |
| The Mangrove Coast Fly Fishers is a local fly fishing club established in 1992 to advance the knowledge and enjoyment of saltwater fly fishing in both local and distant waters, and to provide a forum for beginner and novice fly fishers to expand their knowledge and experience. We promote fly-fishing for our spouses and children, and we introduce fishermen and non-fishermen alike to the sport of fly casting and fly tying. The club became a Charter chapter of The Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF) in 2005.
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| Organization that holds celebrity tournaments such as the Mercury Redbone Celebrity Tournament Series, Redbone@large, and Red-Trout Series as well as other charitable works benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
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| Conserving, Restoring and Education Through Fly Fishing
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 Old Salt Fishing is a 501(c)(3) organization with local roots, celebrates their 35th year of service to the community in 2006. The organization, comprised solely of volunteers, hosts a schedule of more than 12 fundraising events each year.
The group has generated in excess of $250,000 to local charitable organizations in the last three years. Donees include the Children’s Dream Fund, Pinellas Association for Retarded Citizens, TASCO (Teen Arts, Sports and Cultural Opportunities) City of St. Petersburg, the Celma Mastry Ovarian Cancer Foundation
The group holds monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of the month at the American Legion Post 273, 600 American Legion Drive, Madeira Beach, FL.
For more information contact Jill Foraker, Secretary at 727-422-6420, jill@stargg.com or call the Old Salt Line 727-497-1060; or visit us on the web at www.oldsaltfishing.org.
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Winter Haven Lunker Lovers Bass Club is an FLW affiliated draw club fishing the Kissimmee Chain, Lake Okeechobee, Lake Istokpoga, and other waters in central Florida.
P.O. Box 9242
Winter Haven, Florida 33880
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| The primary focus of Guide Associations are to further conservation efforts of the waters that we fish. Associations are also dedicated to forming and holding their members to high professional moral and ethical standards and to promote and educate others on responsible angling within their region.
If you don't see an Association that you promote or are a part of listed here, REGISTER with CFLFR and use the link at the bottom of this page to add your Association. ASSOCIATION LISTINGS ARE FREE.
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| The CCCA was founded in 1998 as a 501c(4) non-profit organization with the sole purpose of organizing local charter captains and fishing guides to enhance the fishing opportunities of anglers in the Central Florida area. From the offshore waters of the Atlantic Ocean to the pristine flats of the Indian River Lagoon, our member captains have the local knowledge to provide you with the finest fishing experience available on Florida's Space Coast.
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Statewide organization of Professional Guides, Corporate Affiliates, and Associate Affiliates who have been working together, for the past 12 years, toward the goal of "Better Fishing through Conservation". We believe it is essential to lobby to protect the rights of all recreational anglers for access and responsible use of the natural resources available in Florida's State waters.
Florida Guides Association
P.O. Box 542991
Merritt Island, FL 32954
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The Fun Coast Charter Boat Association is an organization of Professional Charter Boat Owners, Captains and Crew members. Each hand selected member has demonstrated a commitment to conduct their charter business with the highest level of honesty and integrity to ensure our customers have the safest, most enjoyable and productive fishing experience possible.
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| The Homosassa Guides Association (HGA) has helped visitors and locals alike enjoy the area’s acclaimed angling for almost half a century. Some of our members are third-generation guides, with a love of this business literally in their blood. All are proven professionals, accomplished angling experts with the know-how to navigate these rock-filled waters to celebrated fishing spots.
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The Indian River Guides Association is a professional organization that was formed to give the professional guide a voice in matters affecting the Indian river lagoon system. It is an organization designed to promote the fine art of fishing to others and improve the guiding profession by holding its members to high moral and ethical standards.
Indian River Guides Association Inc.
P. O. Box 5321
Titusville, Florida 32783-5321
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