Tarpon Feeding Dock at Robbie's of Islamorada – Live Cam

About this camera

Sitting in your office bored, or just checking what's happening before stopping by? This live camera from Robbie's of Islamorada itself offers a full view of its famous tarpon feeding dock in the Florida Keys. Thanks for tuning in!

The dock is a beloved roadside attraction in Islamorada, where dozens of large tarpon, nicknamed "silver kings" for their shimmering scales, gather in the clear water. For a small fee, visitors buy buckets of bait and dangle fish over the edge, sometimes getting a splash as a tarpon surges up to grab it. Brown pelicans patrol the dock, waiting for a chance to swoop in.

## What to watch for

  • Silver kings swirling around the dock
  • Pelicans hoping for a handout
  • Visitors and boats coming and going

Tarpon are prized game fish that can live for decades and grow to well over 2 metres, and they can even gulp air from the surface. Beyond the dock, the waters around Islamorada offer world-class fishing, snorkelling and backcountry exploring. The Overseas Highway runs right past the entrance. The stream is provided by Robbie's of Islamorada.

Source: Robbie's of Islamorada · Checked 20 min ago

Frequently asked questions

What does the camera show?

The tarpon feeding dock at Robbie's in Islamorada.

Why are tarpon called silver kings?

Because of their shimmering silver scales.

Can tarpon breathe air?

Yes, they can gulp air from the surface.

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