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Great Fishing in Naples, Florida

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Florida, with its beautiful beaches, is perfect not only for beach bums who want to surf and party; it’s also perfect for fishing. Fishing in Naples, Florida has its own share of generous visitors who can’t wait sample the numerous fish species residing in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

Fishing in Naples, Florida is great for both experienced and amateur fishermen. There are lots of marinas and shops where one can shop for fishing gear and ask for advice on the best way to go fishing in Naples. There are lots of popular spots where one can go fish in the area, even for some who prefer not to use boats.

Naples has different kinds of species swimming on its waters. Depending on what the season is, you can catch quite plenty with your fishing rod. Some of the species are:
- Barracuda
- Jewfish
- Flounder
- Black Drum
- Lane Snapper
- Pompano
- Redfish
- Spanish Mackerel

Fishing in Naples, Florida can be made easy when you seek the expertise of one of the experienced local guides in the area. They will help you have a memorable fishing experience, whether you are a beginner or an experienced fisher. The guides in Naples will help you find the places where you can find the fish that you want, and will teach you the right bait for that fish. You can bring your own fishing equipment, but in case you haven’t, the experts have rods and other equipment that you can use, with minimal or no charge. Selecting the right guide for you will depend on the type of specie you want to catch, or the fishing technique that you want to practice.

Light tackle fishing in Naples, Florida is one of the most popular fishing activities in the area, as well sight fishing. Many fishermen keep coming back for the excitement that they had when fishing around the flats or inshore shallows in the area. Pine Island and Captiva Island are only some of the most popular spots. Many of them have experienced the thrill of seeing redfish the size of a large trophy swimming right under their baits. Other species commonly seen in these areas are giant tarpons, big bull redfishes and snooks.

Marinas and shops are always ready to serve fishers and offer all sorts of advice when it comes to all things fishing. Majority of them are located on the Naples area, and some of them are in the Bonita Springs and Marco Island area. Here are some of the many products and services that they offer:
- Boat sales and rentals
- Boat repair
- Fishing and marine equipment
- Clothing for outdoors
- Charts and maps
- Lures and baits
- Charter and towing services
- Lodging

While you are fishing in Naples, Florida, you must enjoy the rest of what the area has to offer. Aside from fishing, Naples is also perfect for sailing, beach parties, dinner cruises, everglades tours, and boat rallies.


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“Pulse on America” to feature Greater Naples/Marco Island, FL

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Deerfield Beach, FL July 10, 2004 -- Platinum Television Group is pleased to announce the selection of Collier County’s Greater Naples/Marco Island, FL area for its innovative, educational television series, Pulse on America, to be aired through cable operators market by market on CNN Headline News. The segment will feature the appeal of the area for conventions and meeting planners featuring “Corporate Retreats.”

Hosting corporate events has never been easier or more enjoyable. Southwest Florida is home to some of the best amenities available for corporate retreats and large meetings and conventions. Getting there is a breeze via one of the three nearby airports, including Southwest Florida International Airport boasting over 20 major airlines.

Why it’s a retreat becomes evident: The area is surrounded on one side by the sparkling azure waters of the Gulf of Mexico and immaculate white sand beaches, and it is on the doorstep of the Everglades, filled with natural old-Florida wonders and wildlife.

Warm waters and tropical breezes may cause temporary business amnesia, but one can’t help but notice that Collier County offers not only the natural wonders, but also championship golf courses galore, fine shopping and wonderful dining, and the “island experience” of visiting Marco Island. There are more than 30 hotels with meeting facilities to serve every need. Ranging from small, private inns with 30 rooms to large luxury suites with over 700 rooms, there is a place for every business and every budget. Meeting facilities vary, ranging from 30 to 2000-person capacities.

There is also an extensive local network of companies ready to assist with services and amusements, from limousines to yachts, zoos to museums. The pride and joy of Collier County is the Convention and Visitors Bureau, to assist guests in the area, and they will have you coming back for more next year.

Considered “Florida’s last paradise,” the area offers a quieter, more relaxing setting than some of the major cities, while still featuring many activities and cultural events. From sandy beaches to Everglades, fine dining to fine art, 60 or 600 guests, Collier County has something for every taste. The wide range of facilities, services, and activities makes it an excellent choice for any corporate event. According to Jack Wert, executive director of the Convention and Visitors Bureau, the area offers “a winning combination for the perfect retreat setting.”

Pulse On America, aired through partnerships with major cable companies, can be seen regionally on CNN Headline News in spots twice an hour, at :25 past and :55 past the hour. Pulse on America will enhance the lives of viewers by offering practical, reliable information on innovative solutions to make life better.




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