Fishing off the Florida Keys bridges is very popular for locals and visitors
are well.  The bridges to fish off of are the bridges that run almost parallel
with the bridges for traffic.  These old bridges are part of the Flagler
Railroad and have been refurbished for fishing or walking.  On some
bridges, it's okay to even spend the night.

Most have parking areas for easy access and have clearly marked areas
where you are not allowed to fish.  This is usually where there is a boat
channel underneath so that you won't interfere with boaters.

Tide changes bring different schools of fish under the bridges so it's not
unusual to catch a big fish by fishing off the bridges and if you fish off the
Florida Keys bridges, you don't need a fishing license!  (that is, if you're a
Florida resident!)
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Cast your lures upcurrent from
the bridge then let them sink to
the bottom and let water
movement sweep them back into
the shadow line and bridge
structure. Pick up the rodtip just
enough to make sure the lure
continues to bounce and tumble
along the bottom. Don’t rush the
lure, because big snook are lazy
and don’t like to chase after it.
They would rather have it come
to them.
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