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<blockquote data-quote="Slappy" data-source="post: 320114" data-attributes="member: 7608">Tampa area is one of my favorites in Florida. Look up Travis at Instinct Fishing and/or Jason at Steady Action. Friend has done inshore charters with both of them and highly recommends. If they're booked, they can probably point to another good option.Public pier, bridge and shore fishing is a fun option, especially with kids. Lots of public access. Google &quot;pier fishing rig&quot; and grab some shrimp and squid. Incoming tide is your friend.Sunshine skyway bridge and fishing piers are a must see. Even if you don't fish, it's fun to drive the piers and see what is going on. Entrance fee covers fishing license, and equipment is available for rent. This is true for many public piers.Leave the kids for a bit and check out one of the Winghouse locations. Total Wine is also a sight to behold if you need supplies. Hit up Brocato's for some Devil Crabs and Cuban coffee.Have fun!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Slappy, post: 320114, member: 7608"] Tampa area is one of my favorites in Florida. Look up Travis at Instinct Fishing and/or Jason at Steady Action. Friend has done inshore charters with both of them and highly recommends. If they're booked, they can probably point to another good option. Public pier, bridge and shore fishing is a fun option, especially with kids. Lots of public access. Google "pier fishing rig" and grab some shrimp and squid. Incoming tide is your friend. Sunshine skyway bridge and fishing piers are a must see. Even if you don't fish, it's fun to drive the piers and see what is going on. Entrance fee covers fishing license, and equipment is available for rent. This is true for many public piers. Leave the kids for a bit and check out one of the Winghouse locations. Total Wine is also a sight to behold if you need supplies. Hit up Brocato's for some Devil Crabs and Cuban coffee. Have fun! [/QUOTE]

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