Florida’s Atlantic side runs from the First Coast at Jacksonville down past the Space Coast, the Treasure Coast, and the Gold Coast all the way to the Keys. These piers reach into the open Atlantic, where the Gulf Stream swings close to shore and pushes deep-water fish right into casting range.
That’s why the Atlantic piers have a reputation for big fish — snook and tarpon along the inlets, kingfish and pompano off the rails, and the occasional sailfish hooked from dry land at Lake Worth. Find your pier below and go see what’s biting.
