Tyson Wallerstein
Capitán

Tyson Wallerstein

Agua clara, Estados Unidos
100+ reseñas
Fishing for a living has been a dream come true for me. My passion for the sport and owning my own business drives me to make every effort to offer a quality day to all of my clients. I specialize in light tackle live bait fishing, as well as artificiallures and fly fishing. I educate my anglers on the small details that it takes to fool quality fish.

Charters

Calificación

4.9
186 reseñas
4.9
Barco y Equipo
5.0
Capitán y tripulación
4.9
Experiencia de Pesca

What anglers say

96%
Buena experiencia
100%
Capitán amigable
99%
Recomienda este charter
97%
Apto para niños
100%
Satisfecho con el barco
97%
Peces capturados

Todas las reseñas (186)

Mostrando 15 de 186 reseñas
  • Lance Wagoner
    Lance Wagoner
    us
    Florida, Estados Unidos
    Miembro desde 2026
    5.0
    Verificado
    NUEVO

    Captain Tyson was Great!

    Especial de Verano4 adultos

    Booked the trip for my boys and Capt. Tyson did not disappoint. Clearly knows all the spots and made sure the kids were catching fish. Not the first time we’ve been fishing with him and won’t be the last.

    Captura reportada:
    Róbalo
    Corvina roja
  • Chad Nelson
    Chad Nelson
    us
    Iowa, Estados Unidos
    Miembro desde 2026
    5.0
    Verificado

    great trip

    Especial de verano''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' - 11:00 AM5 adultos1 niño

    Great trip for the family. We had so much fun! We were put on fish right away! Captain was so much fun. We will definitely do this again! Highly recommend!

  • Adam Quittner
    Adam Quittner
    us
    Carolina del Norte, Estados Unidos
    Miembro desde 2026
    5.0
    Verificado

    great time flats fishing

    Especial de Verano3 adultos1 niño

    captains experience and knowledge was exceptional. got us on fish and kept looking for more. great knowledge of the area and fish.

  • Patrick Mcgarity
    Patrick Mcgarity
    Pescador habitual
    us
    Maryland, Estados Unidos
    Miembro desde 2023
    9 viajes
    5.0
    Verificado

    Great time in shore fishing with kids

    Especial de Verano2 adultos

    If you are looking for a fun morning on the calm inter coastal waters this is it, would recommend

    Captura reportada:
    Trucha Moteada
  • Travis Long
    Travis Long
    us
    Virginia Occidental, Estados Unidos
    Miembro desde 2026

    El capitán canceló

    El viaje estaba programado para el mayo 26, 2026
    El operador del charter canceló en la fecha del viaje. Esta es una publicación automática.

Capturas reales compartidas por nuestra comunidad

  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Captain Tyson was Great!
    Lance W.
    Lance W.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    great trip
    Chad N.
    Chad N.
  • FlatsMonster – 18'
    FlatsMonster – 18'Belleair Bluffs, FL
    Great fishing trip!
    Tommy R.
    Tommy R.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Fishing with Tyson
    Nolan W.
    Nolan W.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Great time in shore fishing with kids
    Patrick M.
    Patrick M.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    March fishing trip
    Cayden L.
    Cayden L.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Fishing with Tyson
    Sheryl C.
    Sheryl C.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Perfect experience.
    Austin B.
    Austin B.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Half Day Trip
    Michael L.
    Michael L.
  • FlatsMonster – 25'
    FlatsMonster – 25'Clearwater, FL
    Went on a half day trip with captain Tyson
    Rocky W.
    Rocky W.

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¿Qué está picando con FlatsMonster – 25' en Clearwater

Finalmente es un poco más fácil respirar y con las temperaturas del agua más bajas llegan el King Mackerel y el Spanish Mackerel en su migración hacia el sur. Los peces cebo invaden las aguas locales con Redfish y más especies siguiéndolos. ¡La pesca está en su mejor momento!

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Angler proudly displaying a large Redfish while on a boat in a scenic coastal environment.

Good week for flats fishing

ago 6, 2021 • Agua clara
Rain cooled water has been helpful In keeping the fish active on recent trips in Tampa Bay. Snook, Redfish, mangrove snapper and Jack crevall are all targetable species this week. The red tide bloom has receded out of certain areas throughout the bay offering more options for fishing spots. Rocks and bridge structure serve as perfect habitat for mangrove snapper and passing schools of jack crevall. Fishing these structures during the the beginning of the incoming tide not only makes them easier to fish, but will typically provide some fast action while waiting for the tide to come up a bit before heading to the flats for Redfish and snook. Small pilchards free-lined against the structure while using a small hook will allow you to hook the sneaky snapper. Medium to high tides will have the Redfish and snook pushed up under the mangrove canopy. Target points and bushes near creek mouths. Live pilcharrds and pinfish will both get the job done when the perfect cast is made and as the tide continues to rise it becomes more critical to get your bait in the shade provide by the mangrove canopy.
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An angler proudly displaying a large Redfish while fishing in a scenic mangrove setting.

Spring bite is on!

feb 13, 2020 • Agua clara
Waters are warming and fish are really moving around good right now. Plenty of snook and a handful of redfish on each trip the past 3 days. This upcoming week looks to be a good one don't hesitate to book a trip if your looking for some light tackle live bait action!
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A young angler proudly displaying a large Tarpon while seated on a boat, capturing the excitement of a successful fishing trip.

Mid Summer Tarpon and Shark Action Heati

jul 21, 2019 • Agua clara
We are now past the midway point for the summer fishing season. Fish in general aren’t going to feed the entire day right now, however there are a few fish that don’t seem to mind the heat as much. Tarpon and sharks are summer favorites for their willingness to feed even during the middle of the day. Late season tarpon fishing can be really good in our area. As we get further away from last week’s full moon, a good number of fish will make their way into Tampa Bay, deeper holes through ought the intercoastal waterway as well as pass bridges and nearshore mitigation reefs. These fish become more resident than migratory as they look to feed heavily at times after a long summer migration. Anglers often choose to cast artificial lures referred to as plugs this time of year as the fish are fairly stationary and spread out. Drifting thru an area of fish and casting to the ones that come up and roll is both exciting and effective. July / August is peak shark season for west central Florida. Sharks of all sizes can be targeted right now, large adult sharks including bulls, hammerheads, nurse and lemon sharks can all be caught right off the beach typically at night. Big baits such as bonita and jack crevalle are what you need to get the attention of a large shark. Small to medium sized blacktip sharks can be found patrolling the deeper water just off of the grass flats all along the Intercoastal waterway. A chum block and some live pinfish under a float is all you need for this sized shark which are a blast on medium sized tackle.
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Two anglers proudly displaying their Redfish catch while on a boat in a coastal fishing environment.

Redfish Action Has Been Excellent

oct 9, 2018 • Agua clara
Schools of redfish are staged up in typical fall spots through ought the Intercoastal. The reds have been chewing on both live and cut bait with big days becoming more commonplace. Windy weather this week will only help to break up the Red tide off our coast. So far we haven't experienced any Red tide in the harbor.
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A proud father and son duo displaying their catches, a Snook and a Redfish, while enjoying a fishing trip in a scenic coastal environment.

No Red Tide Yet For Pinellas

ago 30, 2018 • Agua clara
Red Tide, Not a Problem Yet For Pinellas Anglers Despite the reports of dead fish washing ashore in the southern portion of Pinellas county, current test results for red tide still show that Pinellas county remains largely free of the toxic red tide algae. The test however indicate a slight presence of red tide which is no doubt concerning for all of us. Currently fishing has been very good at times through ought the Intercoastal as well as Tampa Bay. The best action is still occurring first thing in the morning especially around the full moon phase we had this past week. Redfish schools are becoming more numerous as we head into fall. With the big tides that we’ve been having the best fishing for redfish has occurred during the middle portion of the incoming tide. The redfish are quickly getting to the trees on the incoming tide as they look to forage on crabs. Target the many points along the mangrove shoreline to narrow the search. Live pilchards have worked great early in the tide and switching to cut bait either pinfish or ladyfish has produced better once the tide is up. Snook season begins the first of September. Many of the larger fish will still be found along the beaches and in the passes. Fishing with live grunts free-lined in the tide will produce best especially around the tide changes. Look for the fall transition to begin to take place around the end of the month as many of those bigger fish will set up around the spoil islands and docks along the Intercoastal as they will feed heavily on finger mullet and just about anything else as they try to put on some weight before winter comes. Offshore bottom fishing remains good for red grouper and mangrove snapper in depths of 80 to 100 foot. Target artificial structures such as the Pipeline and the many wrecks in these depths for big mangrove snapper. Chum the fish towards the surface with frozen chum blocks and cut pieces of sardines. Then either free-line or lightly weight a chunk of bait down the chum slick. Red grouper are holding over swiss cheese bottom which are just patches of harder bottom that support marine life inter mixed with sand bottom. Look for bait stacks to congregate the majority on the fish. Fish with either live or frozen bait, when your in the fish it doesn’t seem to matter much. When unable to locate bait stacks, try drifting when conditions allow.
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Angler displaying a large Speckled Trout while fishing on a sunny day, showcasing a successful catch in a coastal environment.

Fishing Gets Better Between Cold Fron

ene 29, 2018 • Agua clara
Fishing Gets Better Between Cold Fronts Although our current weather pattern is ushering in three cold fronts a week, the cold fronts thankfully haven’t been as strong as they were at the beginning of the month. With that said water temperatures are slowly rising and brief warm-ups after the fronts pass through have helped for more consistent action than a couple of weeks ago. Speckled trout fishing is holding strong in areas like Ft. Desoto and St. Josephs Sound. Fish areas around the main channel that have a bit of grass on the bottom. It seems as if the trout are congregated more heavily in that deeper water, also with the cooler water plenty of fish have moved into the canals around the passes. Colder overcast days will have the trout hunkering down on the bottom in the middle of the canals. Try fishing shad tail jigs in a variety of colors or a free lined shrimp for best results. This week’s full moon should have the sheepshead preparing to spawn. Masses of sheepshead will make their migration towards near shore structure all through ought Tampa Bay and reefs and rock piles just off our beaches. Look for inland bridges and pass jetties to really start to load up with huge populations of sheepshead over the next couple of weeks. Anglers should target the sheepies with small pieces of fresh shrimp or fiddler crabs. It’s always a good idea to do some chumming with some fresh barnacles that you can scrape from any of the pilings at low tide. Daytime dock fishing has been reliable when the wind is too high to fish the flats. Live shrimp either free-lined or fished on the bottom will work for any predators under the dock. Finding productive docks can take many trips of trial and error, a quicker way to find a good dock is at night. Lighted docks that consistently hold fish at night will also hold fish during the day. Use these docks as starting points and try some of the surrounding docks, as fish are likely to spread out a little during the day.
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