Florida is a great place for fishing year-round, and there are many species of fish that can be caught in different seasons. Here are some of the fish that are in season in Florida according to the search results:

• King Mackerel: Great season from January to March, and September to April.
• Red Drum: Open year-round.
• Florida Pompano: Open year-round.
• Grouper: Best season from November to March.
• Tarpon: Year-round season, with the best season from June to October.
• Yellowtail: Year-round season, with the best season from April to June.
• Wahoo: Year-round season, with the best season from April to May, October, and December.
• Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi): Season from April to September, with the best season from May to June.
• Snapper: Open year-round, with some species having specific seasons.
• Tuna: Year-round season, with the best season from December to February.
• Amberjack: Open year-round, with the best season from May to October.

Its important to note that fishing regulations can change, so its always a good idea to check the latest regulations before going fishing. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) provides up-to-date information on saltwater recreational fishing regulations on their website.