Pine Island
5120 Stringfellow Road
Pine Island Florida 33956
Map
239-283-0888
There is no need to head to Key West, as southwest Florida has a boating oasis which is just as good...Yes, it is the the wonderful water that surrounds Pine Island. So if you are looking to catch some tarpon, bonefish, or a big hammerhead shark, then you have found the spot. Just watch the fishing shows on TV during the weekends, as a big majority feature Pine Island's and its rich fishing heritage.
Pine Island
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The fishing docks are busy with captains and the crew gearing up for a day on the water. |
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Here is the Tarpon Lodge, a classic in Florida history, dating back to 1926. The lodge is well known for its great charter fishing and the picturesque sunsets. |
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Pine Island has some great waterfront restaurants. A great place to come by boat or water is the Double Nichol Pub, on the south end at St. James City. |
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Pine Island boating covers a big area, from south of Charlotte Harbor, Boca Grande, and the islands of Cayo Costa, North Captiva and Sanibel. |
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We just love walking out on the docks and enjoying the views. |
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The restaurants around Pine Island, from St. James City to Bokeelia are so unique. Try some of the local places to really get an experience. |
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The folks are enjoying their vacation in style and staying on the northern tip of Pine Island, in Bokeelia. |
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The entire area is scenic, with a quiet and laid back attitude, which is part of its charm. |
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How is the fishing Captain Mike? Super, as the spanish and king mackerel are just off shore. Also biting are the pompano, flounder, and the tasty sea trout. |
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Here is a couple from Cape Coral on a day trip to St. James City. They came to enjoy the Waterfront Marina and Restaurant. |
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