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Al Harrington
Cape Coral, Forenede Stater
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It has been our love of the ocean and the relaxation fishing brings that has helped deal with the pain of losing my brother.
For many years, my dream has been to share this passion for fishing with others, to teach them and help them experience the same thrill and enjoyment I get whenever I'm out on the water. Finally, at the age of 67, I decided to put away my fears and start a charter service and dedicate it to Chuck. It will been an honor to take your family and friends on the fishing trip of a lifetime.
Al H.
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4.9
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Andy VoTilbagevendende lystfisker5.0VerificeretKaptajn Al er det 'ægte' deal!
Halvdagstur Kystnært • 4 voksneVi havde en fantastisk fisketur med kaptajn Al. Fra start til slut var han professionel, vidende og utrolig tålmodig. Han vidste præcis, hvor man skulle tage hen, og sørgede for, at alle om bord havde det godt og havde det sjovt – uanset om man er begynder eller erfaren lystfisker. Båden var ren og velforsynet, og kaptajn Al delte gode tips og lokal viden gennem hele turen. Vi fangede masser af fisk og skabte nogle uforglemmelige minder. Vi anbefaler på det varmeste kaptajn Al, hvis du leder efter en sjov, sikker og vellykket fiskeoplevelse. Vi booker helt sikkert hos ham igen!
Oversat af AI:Svar fra kaptajnenTak for anmeldelsen. Jeg havde det lige så sjovt som dig. Håber at se dig igen meget snart. Al
Justin SweatTilbagevendende lystfisker5.0VerificeretFantastisk 1. tur
Halvdagstur Kystnært • 6 voksneVi tog med kaptajn Al og nød virkelig turen. Vi var ikke specielt kræsne med hensyn til fisketyper, bare vi fangede fisk. Han satte os på alle mulige slags fisk fra Malle, Ørred, Ladyfish, og min datter fangede endda en Bugstribet bonit og en haj. Min kone fangede også en Pompano, der var stor nok til at beholde. Alt i alt en fantastisk tur med erfarne fiskere og en førstegangsfisker i vores gruppe, og vi havde alle det rigtig sjovt! Glæder mig til næste gang!!!
Oversat af AI:Svar fra kaptajnenTak for billederne og turen. Glad for at I havde det godt.
Theodore Collier5.0VerificeretFantastisk dag
Trekvart dagstur Kystnært • 5 voksneRet en blandet fangst af fisk. ... Inklusiv en kæmpe pigrokker... Den bøjede vores stænger... Nød virkelig vores tur med kaptajn Al!.... Min bror og jeg følte begge, at vi ville gøre det igen uden tøven... Kaptajn Al ved, hvad han laver.... Han var bestemt på vores side... Og ønskede den bedst mulige oplevelse. Vi følte begge, at han fortjente de højeste karakterer muligt.
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Svar fra kaptajnenTak for de venlige ord. Jeg nød at fiske med jer. Håber at se jer igen.
Shannon Bumann5.0VerificeretÆgte kaptajn, Fantastisk oplevelse
Halvdagstur Kystnært • 2 voksneEn fremragende fyr, der fisker for en god sag. Kaptajn Al var imødekommende, vidende, tålmodig og et godt selskab. Han var også åben for at ændre tidspunktet på grund af dårligt vejr. Vi fangede nogle store rød trommefisk nær Smokehouse Key. Kan varmt anbefales, hvis du er ny i området; han besvarer ethvert spørgsmål, du kan komme i tanke om. Tak, Al!
Oversat af AI:Svar fra kaptajnenTak for anmeldelsen. Håber vi kan gøre det igen.
Kimberly Kuhn5.0VerificeretFantastisk familietid med fiskeri i Florida!
Halvdagstur Kystnært • 6 voksneAl var en fantastisk kaptajn. Vi var 6 i alt, og ingen af os havde fisket meget, hvis overhovedet. Al var tålmodig og sørgede for, at vores kroge var agnet og linerne i vandet. Vi fangede adskillige fisk, og 7 var store nok til at beholde. Han rensede dem for os, og vi tog dem med hjem og stegte dem på panden til frokost. Det var rigtig sjovt. Vi så endda en delfin – sjovt nok skræmte den fiskene væk! Heldigvis skete det helt til sidst på vores tur, og vi havde allerede fanget en del fisk. Jeg vil varmt anbefale Al til en dejlig fisketur.
Oversat af AI:Svar fra kaptajnenTak for anmeldelsen. Jeg havde det sjovt i dag og håber at se dig og familien igen snart.
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Fishing report for Matlacha and Pine Isl
Jan 30, 2026 • Cape Coral
Matlacha and the surrounding Pine Island Sound area are fishing well this winter, with classic January patterns setting up around creeks, oyster bars, and deeper holes on the flats.
Overall conditions
Cooler temps and occasional cold fronts have pushed fish into winter spots, especially on low tides and windy days.
Anglers are finding action from Matlacha Pass down through Pine Island Sound, with sheepshead, redfish, snook, and seatrout leading the way.
What’s biting now
• Sheepshead: Numbers are building around creeks, docks, pilings, oyster bars, and in the Gulf passes, with shrimp on light jig heads or knocker rigs the go‑to bait.
• Redfish: Fish up to the upper‑slot range are coming off low‑tide potholes, then sliding onto grass flats and mangrove shorelines with the incoming water; they’re eating shrimp, cut bait, spoons, and flies.
• Snook: Smaller snook are holding in deeper creeks and sheltered bays, with more consistent action on live bait along mangroves and Cape Coral/Fort Myers shorelines when temperatures stabilize.
• Seatrout: Trout have been spottier than usual, but better catches are coming from bar edges and deeper grass in western Pine Island Sound and around Bokeelia while drifting shrimp or soft plastics.
• Bonus species: Ladyfish, jacks, Spanish mackerel, bonnethead sharks, snapper, and black drum are mixing in over the same flats and channel edges, especially where current pushes bait.
Best areas to try
• Matlacha Pass: Work deep creeks and channels on cold, windy days for sheepshead, drum, snapper, and smaller snook using shrimp on the bottom.
• Pine Island Sound: Target oyster bars and bar edges for sheepshead, trout, redfish, and mackerel; drifting and fan‑casting plastics or shrimp has produced steady bites.
• Bokeelia and west side of Pine Island: Deeper grass and potholes are holding trout, ladyfish, and jacks, with occasional reds sliding through with the tide.
• Cape Coral / Fort Myers shorelines: On good weather days with higher water, snook and redfish are feeding along mangroves and points, especially when you can fish late‑morning or afternoon high tides.
Tactics and bait
• Live bait: Shrimp is the workhorse right now, catching sheepshead, trout, reds, drum, snook, and bonnetheads when fished on a jig head or light knocker rig near structure.
• Artificial lures: Shad‑tail plastics, spoons, and small jigs are effective when drifting bars and grass flats for trout, mackerel, ladyfish, and jacks.
• Fly fishing: Sight‑fishing reds around sand holes and grass edges is productive on clear, sunny days with properly presented shrimp patterns or small baitfish flies.
• Presentation tips: Focus on slower retrieves and smaller profiles during cold snaps, then speed up and cover more water as the sun warms the flats and tides rise.
Planning your next trip
Aim to fish low incoming tides for redfish in potholes moving onto the flats, and higher stages for snook and trout along mangroves and shorelines.
On the coldest, windiest days, slide into protected creeks and deeper channels around Matlacha Pass to bend rods on sheepshead, drum, and mixed winter species until conditions improve.
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Smorgasbord
Dec 19, 2025 • Cape Coral
Everything was biting today after lunch: redfish, black drum, Jack Cavelle spotted sea trout, and grouper.
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Fishing after the front
Dec 8, 2025 • Cape Coral
Fished with jig and shrimp around structure.
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Matlacha Fishing Report — Week of Decemb
Dec 1, 2025 • Cape Coral
Here’s the low-down on what anglers around Matlacha, Florida have been seeing — and what you might expect this week as we roll into December.
According to recent data, fish activity is forecast to shift from “high” (late November) down to “average” by the first few days of December. Tides4Fishing
That said: winter conditions often bring clearer water and cooler temperatures — which can concentrate fish and make hiding spots like oyster bars, mangroves, and flats more productive. Port Sanibel Marina+2Guidesly+2
? What’s Biting (and What to Target)
Redfish (Red Drum): Redfish remain reliable inshore targets. Look for them along mangrove shorelines, oyster bars, grass flats, and flats around passes — especially near tidal movement. Soft plastics, shrimp, or cut bait work well. Port Sanibel Marina+2onWater+2
Spotted Seatrout (Trout): Trout continue to show up on grass flats and shallow flats. With cooler water and clearer conditions, they tend to hold in deeper holes, potholes, and near dropoffs — shrimp under popping corks or slow jigs are a good bet. KingFisher Charters+2onWater+2
Sheepshead & Structure Fish: As winter settles in, sheepshead — and other structure-oriented species like mangrove snapper — start to show up near docks, mangrove roots, oyster bars, bridge or pier pilings, and other hard structure. Small hooks, fiddler crabs or shrimp, and light tackle can pay off. KingFisher Charters+2CyberAngler+2
Snook: Snook may be more sluggish in cooler water, but they shouldn’t be ignored. Focus on deeper holes, canals, or mangrove-lined pockets — particularly where there's some structure or warmer-water outflows. Early-afternoon when the sun warms water may help trigger bites. KingFisher Charters+2onWater+2
? Where to Fish — Good Spots This Week
Mangrove shorelines & flats — excellent for redfish cruising and trout feeding.
Oyster bars, creeks, shallow flats, and potholes — ideal for seatrout, sheepshead, snapper, and structure fish.
Bridge/pier/dock/mangrove-root structure — prime for sheepshead, snapper, and maybe even a snook if you get lucky.
Inlets, passes, channels near stronger tidal flows — good for redfish and occasionally larger trout or snook looking for moving bait.
? Tackle & Strategy Tips
Bait & Lures: Live or fresh shrimp — especially under popping corks — and small soft plastics or cut bait for reds/trout; fiddler crabs or shrimp on small hooks for sheepshead; soft plastics or live bait around mangroves for snook.
Tides & Timing: Watch tidal movement — rising tides that push bait into flats and mangroves often trigger redfish and trout bites. If you can, plan around mid-morning or early afternoon when tide + light combine for best results.
Water Clarity & Light Conditions: Cooler winter water often means clarity — good for sight-fishing in flats for reds and tailers, but be careful of overly light gear spooking wary fish.
? What I’d Do If I Hit Matlacha This Week
If I were getting on the water in Matlacha this week, I’d:
Head to shallow flats or mangrove flats on an incoming tide with a light spinning rod, shrimp under a popping cork — targeting trout early.
Work mangrove edges and oyster bars with soft plastics for redfish in the mid-morning as the tide pushes in.
Check dock pilings, oyster beds, and mangrove roots for sheepshead or snapper through the midday, using fiddler crabs or shrimp on light hooks.
If the day warms, scout deeper holes, canal mouths, or mangrove channels for a snook or two — especially around structure or warm spots.
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Mixed bag of fish today.
Oct 21, 2025 • Cape Coral
Caught a variety of different fish today, including speckled trout, flounder, mangrove snapper, lizard, and ladyfish, to name a few.
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Hungry fish galore
Jul 22, 2025 • Cape Coral
We caught mangrove snappers, snook, Pompano, Spanish mackerel, and bluefish.
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