Tampa
Sofortige Bestätigung
Touren ab
US $500
Kapitän
Christopher Taylor
Tampa, Vereinigte Staaten
In Veteranenbesitz
100+ Bewertungen
Captain Christopher Taylor is a Florida native and a US Coast Guard Licensed Captain who is Certified by the International Game Fish Association (IGFA), and an active member of the Boca Grande Fishing Guides Association (BGFGA). He grew up experiencing everything the Tampa Bay and Boca Grande areas have to offer: from the beautiful Gulf beaches to the excellent fishing. Feel free to ask the captain about anything you may see on your trip as he will be glad to share information that he has learned over the many years of fishing and living in Tampa Bay and Boca Grande. From Florida wildlife, birds, and fish, to historical landmarks and areas. Captain Christopher Taylor will entertain you with the natural resources provided by mother nature herself and simply make up every fishing trip. The captain can also offer great suggestions on restaurants and hotels.
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Bewertung
4.8
199 Bewertungen
4.8
Boot & Ausrüstung
4.8
Kapitän & Crew
4.8
Angelerfahrung
Anglergalerie (158)
What anglers say
91%
Gutes Erlebnis
99%
Freundlicher Kapitän
95%
Dieses Angebot empfehlen
98%
Für Kinder geeignet
95%
Zufrieden mit dem Boot
94%
Gefangene Fische
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Oscar NeimarStammkunde5.0VerifiziertToller Ausflug mit neuen Kollegen/neuen Freunden
2-stündiger Ausflug – entlang der Küste (7 Uhr) • 4 ErwachseneIch war nur 1,5 Wochen in Florida und wollte am Wochenende etwas Spaßiges mit meinen neuen Kollegen unternehmen. Etwas abseits des Büros, um die Jungs besser kennenzulernen. Ich hätte mir keinen besseren Kapitän wünschen können, der uns rausgebracht hat. Chris war urkomisch, toll im Gespräch und ein ausgezeichneter Guide für einige der Anfänger-Angler, die ich mitgebracht hatte. Wir hatten nur Zeit für den 2-stündigen Ausflug, aber wenn sich die Gelegenheit ergibt, würde ich gerne wiederkommen und einen 4-stündigen oder längeren Ausflug mit ihm machen. Ich würde diesen Angelcharter-Service zu 100% jedem empfehlen, der in Florida Spaß auf dem Wasser haben möchte.
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Richard Ruby4.7VerifiziertToller Ausflug, sehr angenehm
4-stündiger Ausflug – entlang der Küste (7 Uhr) • 2 ErwachseneTolles Erlebnis mit Kapitän Taylor! Wir hatten einen wunderbaren Tag auf dem Wasser mit Kapitän Taylor. Der Fischzug war heute langsam, aber Kapitän Taylor hat die ganze Zeit hart gearbeitet, um uns zu den Fischen zu bringen, und uns motiviert und optimistisch gehalten. Wir haben tatsächlich Fische gefangen, aber leider nichts, was maßhaltig war – und wie wir gehört haben, hatten andere Boote mit denselben Bedingungen zu kämpfen. Besonders beeindruckt hat uns Kapitän Taylors Einsatz, sein Wissen und seine Entschlossenheit, dafür zu sorgen, dass wir trotz der Bedingungen ein tolles Erlebnis hatten. Er hat nie aufgegeben und weiter nach den Fischen gesucht. Auch wenn wir keine Fische zum Mitnehmen nach Hause gebracht haben, hatten wir eine großartige Zeit und würden Kapitän Taylor absolut jedem empfehlen, der einen fleißigen, sachkundigen und sympathischen Angelkapitän sucht. Wir kommen definitiv wieder!
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Hans Heinmiller5.0VerifiziertReally good experience!
4-stündiger Ausflug–Inshore (7 Uhr) • 4 ErwachseneCaptain Taylor was really great. We have fished plenty of different locations and conditions so knew what to expect. Captain went above expectations and became part of the group during the trip. It was a fun trip with great conversations and banter while catching good fish!
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Mike Weldon5.0Verifiziert6-hour Tarpon Trip
6-stündiger Ausflug – Tarpun (Nachmittag) • 2 ErwachseneMy son and I had a blast on our first Tarpon trip with Captain Chris. He gave us a run down on how to use the gear and what to expect. Captain Chris was easy going and fun to chat with. The commands he called out were easy to follow to get the line to the appropriate depths. We had some bites , hooked a few , and landed a Tarpon! Would definitely recommend and book again.
Gemeldeter Fang:
Drew MichelStammkunde5.0VerifiziertAchieved a long awaited goal
6-stündiger Ausflug – Tarpun (Nachmittag) • 2 ErwachseneFishing live bait in deep water is not favored way of fishing but I had caught only juvenile tarpon on a fly rod and this was probably my only to land a large one. Captain Taylor worked very hard and longer than he was contracted for to finally get my first big one. He estimated it at 140 pounds. Going with him again tomorrow.
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Der Herbst hat endlich Einzug gehalten! Rotbarsch, Forelle und Snook halten die Angler auf Trab. Die küstennahen Riffe sind voller Leben und bringen spanische Makrelen in Qualitätsgröße hervor.
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Holiday Fishing at its Best
Nov. 26, 2022 • Ruskin
The bite has been decent on recent trips producing a variety of different fish species. Spotted Seatrout in particular have been yielding large catches for the table and guests enjoying the holidays with family. With the weather being relatively mild and water temperatures in the 70’s it is not a bad time to book your next trip on the water.
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Springtime Redfish
März 9, 2019 • Tampa
Its almost mid-March and the fishing's going to get even better the closer we get to April. March is known for its change in weather, and Redfish. Their are many estuaries to choose from in Tampa Bay that are holding good numbers of Redfish willing to eat anything in front of them. St. Petersburg is one of the many hot spot areas for catching big Redfish. The Redfish being caught are averaging anywhere from 25 - 30 inches, and many fish 30 - 38 inches are being brought to the boat. With the month of March having an epic start, I estimate the Redfish bite to carry itself well into April. Target areas for catching these fish are mangrove lines, and grass flats adjacent to any good span of mangroves or light structure. Preferably fishing the mangrove lines during higher tides, and grass flats on lower tides. Finding moving water is key to locating fish. Still water will hold fish however I find that many fish looking to eat are in areas of moving tides. When it comes to fishing for Redfish especially you must remain stealth in your approach and pay close attention to the activity presented to you on the waters surface. I make it a good habit of noting any disturbance on top of the water. I wear a pair of polarized sunglasses to reduce the glare on the water and spot fish. Wearing polarized sunglasses can also help locate pot holes that may hold fish as well as "Swash channels" small lines made into the bottom from current flow. Fish often use these swash channels as a pathway to venture on the length of a shallow flat. Choice baits for Redfish this month are Scaled Sardines and palm sized Pinfish. I present these baits free-lined with a 2/0-3/0 hook on 25-30 lb fluorocarbon leader. When determining where to soak your baits anchor your boat up in any of the areas mentioned before depending on tide and where the most water is moving and be patient, you may have to wait for the bite to start picking up. However when it does the wait is well worth the effort.
Written by Capt. Christopher M Taylor
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Monster Snook
Apr. 23, 2017 • Tampa
Springtime through mid-summer is one time of the year many anglers look forward to for catching large amounts of Snook. Tampa Bay in particular has a world class fishery and produces great numbers of fish year after year. Tampa Bays network of rivers, mangrove estuaries, bayous, passes, and beaches make up this "Snook Wonderland". The Snook spawn historically starts before or after the full moon in May and lasts throughout the summer months. With the Snook spawn starting in May many fish start preparing in April chewing on anything in site. It is not surprising for my guests to catch 100 Snook during a trip in the month of June. This is when I've found the Snook bite at its peak fishing inside Tampa Bay. However these fish are within the common length range of 24-32 inches. The bigger fish 32-40 inches and up are most commonly found in the passes along the Gulf beaches from the Anclote River down south to Bunces Pass during earlier months. When fishing the passes one of my favorite baits to use is a palm sized Grunt. I get the biggest split-shot you can find and place it a foot away from the hook in its mouth and nose. The Intercoastal waterways and bridges connecting the beaches to the mainland are also good places to find big female Snook.
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Snook And Redfish On The Move!
Apr. 9, 2017 • Tampa
The Snook fishing is on the rise, and so is the bite. Recent trips have been successful in catching tons of these linsiders. When it comes to thrilling jumps and hard runs Snook is hard to beat! Redfish have been holding strong on the shorelines of Tampabay as well. Their are experiences few and far between catching a big bull Redfish on light tackle. This never seems to get old. Especially for many of my recent guests. The moderate water temperatures have alot to do with the consistent fish bite and should follow through the next few months.
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Tampa Bays Red Water
März 21, 2017 • Tampa
Spring is here and the Redfish have made their presence known. Schools in the hundreds have been sited all over the Tampa Bay. Our last trip we caught several Redfish within the slot (keeping size), and many over slot fish. On average, the fish caught ranged between 27-35 inches and made for long drag pulling fights anywhere from 10-20 minutes long in duration. Now is definitely the time to try and hook up with one of these bronze bruisers!
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Counting Sheep
Jan. 15, 2017 • Tampa
With the end of January in sight, and the weather being mildly cooler many anglers are looking to wet their lines as the new year starts to race by. Sheepshead are making their way into Tampa Bay in great force. They are well known for their dominant presence during the winter months, and historically peak in numbers mid February. They can be found at any of the bridges, docks, seawalls, and jetties. I always head to my favorite Mangrove Snapper spots. Its not that the Mangrove Snapper aren't their, its that they cannot compete with the Sheepshead when it comes to snatching baits. Great baits to use are live shrimp, and Fiddler crabs. These baits should be presented on a size 1/0 hook free-lined, or with a split shot. Or your favorite 1/8-1/4 oz. Jig-head. Where theirs one their are a bunch. Keeping count is important when catching these guys because you can fill a cooler quick when the bites right.
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