Guided Eco-Tours by Kayak, Boat, Bike or Airplane
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Around Naples, Marco Island and the western Everglades – a destination known as Florida's Paradise Coast – you can experience the area’s magnificent ... more info
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How to Catch a Tripletail in 5 Minutes
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The fishing trip was winding down when Captain Mike Bailey got an idea. “Let’s see if we can get us a tripletail before we head back,” he announced.... more info
Fishing With a Florida Native
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Don’t call Mike Bailey a charter boat captain. If you do, he’s apt to correct you — gently.... more info
Where to Visit the Paradise Coast Blueway
Everglades National Park Gulf Coast Visitor Center more info
Blueway Itineraries
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Phase I Main Trail TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS TRAIL ROUTE: CHOKOLOSKEE TO GOODLAND more info
Kayak Fishing in the Naples Area
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The word is out, and more and more anglers across the country are turning to kayak fishing.... more info
Know the Paradise Coast Blueway Trail
The Paradise Coast Blueway trail development effort began with the Ten Thousand Islands section (Phase 1), which covers the wilderness area between Ev... more info
Blueway Maps
Click on any of the map images below to download detailed, printable maps* of the Blueway. more info
Water Adventures in Naples, Marco Island & the Everglades
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The pursuit of water recreation along Florida's Paradise Coast can take you on an airboat ride through the Everglades, fishing the nearshore and offsh... more info
Cook Your Catch in Naples & Marco Island
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Stephanie Roberts gave her husband Jordan a fishing trip for his 30th birthday. Down from Michigan, they wanted to eat what they caught.... more info
Florida Fishing License Information
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You do not need a license to fish from Naples Pier, since the City of Naples maintains a blanket license for the pier.... more info
Snook Fishing in Marco Island: Most Coveted Catch of The Ten Thousand Islands
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Centropomus undecimalis, also known as robalo, linesiders and sergeant fish — but we’ll stick with snook — are indigenous to Central Florida and south... more info
