Red drum fishing

The Atlantic mackerel (Scomberomorus maculatus), sometimes also called the painted mackerel, is a species of the mackerel family. It is found in the Atlantic Ocean in Mexican, Gulf of Mexico and Florida waters. They have very sharp teeth and can weigh up to 6kg. It is very similar to the pike mackerel and the sierra.

The Jack Crevalle (Caranx hippos) is a very popular species in sport fishing. It belongs to the Carangidae species. Jack mackerel, amberjack and giant travally also belong to this family. The jack crevalle can grow up to a length of 120 cm and a weight of 30 kg.

Known for its racing, the bonefish(Albula vulpes) is a favorite fly-fishing species. They inhabit tropical coastal waters in Florida, Bahamas, Puerto Rico, the Mayan Riviera in Mexico, Belize, Venezuela and the Seychelles, among others. The bonefish can weigh up to 8kg and measure 1 meter.

The permit(Trachinotus falcatus), also called permit, is - along with tarpon and bonefish - one of the most sought-after species by fly-fishing enthusiasts. This species is distributed in shallow waters of the Atlantic Ocean, from Florida to Brazil. They can grow up to 1.2 meters long and weigh up to 27 kg.

The common snook(Centropomus undecimalis) or white bass is a common fish of the western Atlantic. It lives in shallow waters of mouths, bays and inland waters. It is found from North Carolina to Brazil. Snook can measure up to 1.4 meters and weigh more than 20 kg.

Tarpon ( Megalops atlanticus) are silvery hunters that love to hunt fish and crustaceans in lagoons, rivers, harbors, and other shallow waters. They live in coastal waters of the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to Argentina and from Senegal to Angola. The tarpon can reach up to 2.5 meters in length and catch more than 150 kg.