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Steve Waters covers fishing for the Miami Herald, Salt Water Sportsman and Sport Fishing, golf for The Palm Beach Post and covers both for the New Pelican.
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Expanded 2026 red snapper seasons approved for Floridaoutdoors5-11-26

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By Steve Waters
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Sean Van Bibber, left, hooked this red snapper and his older brother Matt landed the fish in 275 feet of water off Miami Beach. (Steve Waters/Special to the Miami Herald) After years of severely restrictive seasons, President Trump announced that Florida’s Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) proposals for managing Atlantic red snapper have been approved. The South Atlantic red snapper population is booming, and recreational anglers will finally have expanded access to reflect the status of the stock.
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Expanded 2026 red snapper seasons approved for Floridaoutdoors5-11-26

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By Steve Waters
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The art of catching blackfin tuna in South Florida

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By Steve Waters
| Miami Herald
Though not the biggest members of the tuna tribe, blackfin tuna are a big deal for South Florida anglers in the spring, as blackfins flood offshore waters from the Florida Keys up along the Atlantic coast to Palm Beach. The hard-fighting, good-tasting fish can be caught on live bait, dead bait and lures while drifting, trolling, kite-fishing, or anchored up over a wreck or reef.
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