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Discover the ultimate fishing experience with Landed Fishing. Our online store offers a vast selection of fishing gear, tackle, lures, and clothing to help you land your dream catch.

Gulf of Mexico Fish Species

Discover the best fishing gear and accessories for your next trip

Having dependable fishing gear while out on the water should be important for any angler. Faulty equipment can lead to missed catches, lost fish, and even injury.

Quality gear ensures that you are properly equipped to handle any fish you hook, regardless of size or strength.

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Our online store offers a fantastic selection of fishing gear, tackle, lures, and coastal apparel to make your fishing trip unforgettable.

Inshore saltwater fishing is a thrilling experience that offers a diverse range of fish species to catch, including redfish, trout, snook, and tarpon.

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Redfish Fishing

For redfish fishing, a medium-heavy to heavy action rod with a fast action tip and spinning or baitcasting reel is recommended, with braided or monofilament line of 15-30 pounds and leader of 20-30-pound fluorocarbon. Redfish are attracted to live baits like shrimp, mullet, and crabs, and artificial lures such as soft plastics, spoons, and topwater plugs. A reliable drag system and a sensitive rod are important to detect the subtle bites of redfish.

The excitement of feeling the tug on the line as the fish takes the bait and the challenge of reeling it in creates a rush of adrenaline for any angler.

Reliable gear is durable and able to withstand the harsh elements of the outdoors, protecting both you and your equipment from damage. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner, investing in high-quality fishing gear will not only improve your chances of success but also ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the water.

Tarpon Fishing

For tarpon fishing, heavy-duty equipment is necessary, including a medium to heavy action rod, spinning or conventional reel with high line capacity, braided line of at least 50-80 pounds, sturdy leader of 60-80-pound fluorocarbon, and strong drag system. Live bait like crabs, shrimp, and mullet can attract tarpon, but artificial lures like soft plastics, topwater plugs, and swimbaits are also effective.

From navigating through mangrove-lined waterways to casting a line into shallow flats, inshore fishing presents a unique set of challenges and rewards that keeps anglers coming back for more.

Cobia Fishing

For cobia fishing, a heavy action spinning or conventional rod with a high-capacity reel is recommended, with braided line of 50-80 pounds and leader of 80-100-pound fluorocarbon. Cobia are attracted to live baits like eels, crabs, and pinfish, and artificial lures such as bucktail jigs and soft plastics. A strong and reliable drag system is important for preventing line breakage.

From navigating through mangrove-lined waterways to casting a line into shallow flats, inshore fishing presents a unique set of challenges and rewards that keeps anglers coming back for more.

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Snook Fishing

For snook fishing, a medium-heavy to heavy action spinning or baitcasting rod paired with a suitable reel is recommended, with braided or monofilament line of 15-30 pounds and leader of 30-50-pound fluorocarbon. Snook are attracted to live baits like shrimp, pinfish, and mullet, and artificial lures such as soft plastics, topwater plugs, and jerkbaits. A reliable drag system and a sensitive rod are important for detecting the hard-hitting strikes of snook.

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