The Florida Everglades are located in the southern portion of Florida, in parts of Monroe, Collier, Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, and Broward counties.  The Florida Everglades extends from Lake Okeechobee on the north to Florida Bay on the south and features the Ten Thousand Islands.  The area is also home to the Everglades National Park the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S.  The Everglades consist of a shallow sheet of fresh water that rolls slowly over the lowlands and through billions of blades of sawgrass and features rare and endangered species and incredible wilderness sightseeing.

Most anglers fish in the canals rather than in the marsh.  Anglers work canal edges with plastic worms, soft jerkbaits, and minnow imitations.  Flipping the vegetation is also a popular technique. During high water, anglers will often enter the marsh areas where bass can be found in the open slough areas.  The L-67A Canal and Alligator Alley Canals have access trails off of them that are specifically cut to provide boats access to adjacent marsh areas.

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