Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Fishing Info
About Funtoosh
Where does Funtoosh fish?
We fish the Tampa, FL area, including Gulf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean, Lake George, Chassahowitzka Swamp, Crescent Lake, Tsala Apopka Lake, Lake Griffin, Marshall Swamp, Big Cypress Swamp, Gum Swamp, Lake Ocklawaha, Orange Lake, Ocklawaha River, Santa Fe Swamp, Newnans Lake, Lake Weir, Lochloosa Lake, Hull Cypress Swamp, Lake Yale, River Styx, Santa Fe Lake, Little Haw Creek, Mason Bay, Saint Johns River, Weeki Wachee Swamp, Graham Swamp, Lake Panasoffkee, Little Orange Creek, Rice Creek Swamp, Lake Kerr, Long Swamp, Simms Creek, Lake Rousseau, Battle Slough, Emeralda Marsh, Pringle Swamp, Cross Florida Barge Canal, Withlacoochee River, Lake Dexter, Lake Sampson, Pithlachascotee River, Cabbage Creek, Right Arm Lochloosa Lake, Lake Disston, Cow Heaven Bay, White Oak Swamp, Black Sink Prairie, Santa Fe River, Ledwith Lake, Eaton Creek, Alligator Creek, Levys Prairie, Sweetwater Branch, Cracker Swamp, Hell Cat Bay, Cedar Creek, Long Creek, Little Lake George, Etonia Creek, Acosta Creek, Sweetwater Swamp, Silver Glen Springs Run, Fish Swamp, Weeki Wachee River, Middle Haw Creek, Lowry Lake, Alexander Springs Creek, Little Santa Fe Lake, Waldron Millpond, Salt River, Saint Joe Canal, Hulett Swamp, Fox Cut, Jumper Creek Canal, Lighter Bayou, Mud Swamp, Rainbow River, Silver River, Rose Creek, Juniper Creek, Anclote River, Mill Creek, Ashley Prairie, Gum Root Swamp, Black Branch Swamp, Haw Creek, Sweetwater Creek, Camps Canal, Sellers Lake, Tiger Den, Poley Branch, Hampton Lake, Rice Creek, Cracker Branch, Gum Slough, Georges Lake, Pellicer Creek, Gum Creek.
What are the target fish?
Target fish include Common Carp (Also Called European Carp, German Carp, Leather Carp, Mirror Carp, Carp), Northern Pike (Also Called water wolf, common pike, snake, great northern pike, American pike, jackfish, Great Lakes pike, grass pike, pickerel, longhead, and snot rocket), Shortbill Spearfish (Also Called Japanese Spearfish, Shortnosed Spearfish, Slender Spearfish ), African Pompano (Also Called Threadfin, Crevalle, Jack, Pompano, Cobblerfish, Shoemaker ), American Eel (Also Called Freshwater Eel ), Atlantic Butterfish (Also Called American Butterfish ), Dolly Varden (Also Called )
Where in Tampa, FL to we meet our guests?
We meet at Lakeland ( Lakeland, FL, USA )
Do I need a STATE Fishing license?
Yes, a Fishing license is required
How much should I Tip?
It is customary to tip 20% of the trip total. We work tirelessly to make sure you have a guest experience!
Do I need to bring my own gear?
No, we provide standard gear such as rods and reels so you don’t need to worry about anything. But please feel free to bring you own gear if you prefer.
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