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Jarrod Wallach
Kaptein

Jarrod Wallach

Ruskin, forente stater
50+ anmeldelser
From as early as I can remember, my dad had me on a boat with a fishing rod in my hands. At first, I was simply excited to have bait on my hook and spend time with my dad. As I grew older, the fish got bigger and bigger, and I was hooked! Growing up in New York, we fished for Fluke, Flounder, Striped Bass, and Cod in the winter. We also occasionally entered shark fishing tournaments. Fishing was, and still is, a huge part of my life. It gave my father and me valuable time to bond before he unexpectedly passed away in 2006. It was always my father's dream to retire and use his captain's license to start a charter business. Every day, I strive to keep his legacy alive.

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Vurdering

5.0
68 anmeldelser
5.0
Båt & utstyr
5.0
Kaptein og mannskap
4.9
Fiskeopplevelse

What anglers say

98%
God opplevelse
100%
Hyggelig kaptein
98%
Anbefal denne fisketuren
98%
Barnevennlig
100%
Fornøyd med båten
93%
Fanget fisk

Alle anmeldelser (68)

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  • Rob George
    Rob George
    us
    Connecticut, USA
    Medlem siden 2026
    5.0
    Verifisert
    NY

    Fantastisk mannskap! Fantastisk fiske!

    3 Timer – Kystfiske Barnevennlig tur - 10:00 AM • 4 voksne • 1 barn

    Kaptein Jarod og styrmannen hans var svært kunnskapsrike, hyggelige, hjelpsomme og vennlige! Kommer definitivt til å booke igjen!

    Oversatt av AI:
    Rapportert fangst:
    Snook
    Redfish
  • Greg Donaldson
    Greg Donaldson
    Medlem siden 2026
    5.0

    full day scalloping

    7 Timer - Kamskjelljakt Heldagstur

    Great day on the water highly recommended you will not be

    Svar fra kaptein

    Awesome time scalloping!

  • Denise Chase
    Denise Chase
    us
    Pennsylvania, USA
    Medlem siden 2023

    Kapteinen kansellerte

    Turen skulle ha skjedd den September 5, 2026
    Charteroperatøren kansellerte 1 dager før turdatoen. Dette er en automatisk melding.
  • Melissa Horton
    Melissa Horton
    us
    Florida, USA
    Medlem siden 2026
    5.0
    Verifisert

    Flott tur!

    4 Timer – Kystfiske • 2 voksne

    Vi hadde det kjempegøy i anledning nevøens bursdag.

    Oversatt av AI:
    Svar fra kaptein

    Så glad du hadde det gøy!

  • Daniel Clements
    Daniel Clements
    Medlem siden 2026
    5.0

    July fishing trip

    7 Timer - Kamskjelljakt Heldagstur
    Svar fra kaptein

    Awesome day of Scalloping!!

Ekte fangster delt av vårt fellesskap

  • Aquatic Escapes – Tampa
    Aquatic Escapes – TampaTampa, Florida
    Adult angler holding a large snook on the bow of a fishing charter boat in a calm mangrove-lined waterway.
    Fish 1
    Flyndre
    Thursday's trip on Tampa Bay was the last calm day before the blow, and the fish knew it. A snook came off the mangroves on a live bait, a flounder came up off the flats, and a couple of small sharks, including a bonnethead, rounded out the box before the wind arrived. A 13-year-old did a lot of the catching. That is October on the bay: a little of everything, and all of it hungry ahead of a front. Then the front hit. Saturday and Sunday the northeast wind blew 25 knots with gusts into the mid 30s and small craft advisories on the Gulf of America, so the open bay was a no-go and the smart money fished the rivers and the lee shorelines. The payoff is this week: cleaner, cooler water, bait pushed tight to structure, and fish that feed hard between fronts. Redfish are on the flats and the oyster bars, trout are back on the grass in the mornings, snook are tight to the mangroves, and the first sheepshead of the season are showing on the pilings. Spanish mackerel are still running the bait schools. The wind stays northeast and breezy through Wednesday, 15 to 20 with gusts near 30, so early in the week is a protected-water week: the rivers, the mangrove shorelines and the flats out of the wind. From Thursday it lays down, highs climb back into the mid 80s, and Halloween weekend looks like the best water of the month, light wind and a long bite window.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Tampa
    Aquatic Escapes – TampaTampa, Florida
    Adult angler holding a large King Mackerel aboard a fishing boat offshore.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    The Spanish mackerel showed up in force. On the 10 Oct trip out of Tampa Bay the first bait hit the water and the rod loaded before the bail was closed, and it stayed that way: fish after fish, fast, hard, and the kind of fight that makes first-timers yell. Two of the biggest came home for the table, the rest went back to keep the party going. If you have never felt a mackerel take line, this is the month to find out. Under the surface the fall pattern is setting up. Water temperatures are sliding out of the summer range, redfish are schooling on the flats and around the oyster bars, speckled trout are back on the grass in the mornings, and the first sheepshead are showing on the pilings. Nearshore, kingfish are following the bait schools down the beaches. Now the weather. The first strong cold front of October crossed Tampa Bay this weekend with a north wind and a few showers, and that is the best news in this report. It is the switch that turns on the winter bite: cooler, cleaner water, bait pushed tight to structure, and fish that feed hard between fronts. This week's calm days after the blow are the days to be on the water. Trips run 4, 5 and 6 hours, everything included, pickups around the bay. Weekend dates for late October are going fast, and the weekdays after the front are wide open.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Angler proudly displaying a large Barracuda while fishing on a sunny day.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    Melissa H.
    Melissa H.
    Vi hadde det kjempegøy i anledning nevøens bursdag.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Two anglers actively fishing on a boat, with one reeling in a catch while the other prepares their line, enjoying a day on the open water.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    Zachary H.
    Zachary H.
    Gutta jobbet hardt og fikk oss på fisk.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Tampa
    Aquatic Escapes – TampaTampa, Florida
    A young angler proudly displaying a Snook caught during a fishing trip in a scenic waterway.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    David N.
    David N.
    Captain Jarrod and First Mate Aiden were terrific and very knowledgeable about the waters and regional species of fish. The day of our trip was very windy and the rough waters kept us closer inshore than planned but Jarrod quickly adapted to the conditions and put us on Spanish Mackerel, Snook, Ladyfish and we even caught a very large puffer! We had a great time all around and highly recommend Aquatic Escapes
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Two anglers proudly posing with their catch of Snapper and other fish displayed on a board at the dock.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Snapper (Rød)
    Michael C.
    Michael C.
    Jarrod var fantastisk mot oss. Tok seg av alt og fant stedet der vi landet 3 Snappere og 4 Spansk makrell! Book med Jarrod og du vil ikke bli skuffet.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Young angler proudly holding a freshly caught mackerel on the bow of a fishing boat offshore near Siesta Key Beach, Florida.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    Daniel L.
    Daniel L.
    Strålende opplevelse. Kaptein Jarrod var fantastisk med min tiårige sønn. Hjalp ham alltid og sørget for at vi fikk fisk på kroken.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Solo angler proudly holding a spotted saltwater fish aboard a center-console fishing boat in open coastal waters.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    Terri G.
    Terri G.
    Likte dagen veldig godt. Kapteinen var kunnskapsrik. Anbefaler kaptein Jarrod på det sterkeste. Kommer til å booke igjen.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Angler actively fighting a fish offshore with a deeply bent rod from a boat, set against a sunlit open-water horizon.
    Fish 1
    Hai (Atlantic Sharpnose)
    Kevin G.
    Kevin G.
    Fantastisk haifiskeekskursjon i Tampa Bay. Kpt. Jarod og mannskapet var flotte. Veldig vennlige og hjelpsomme. Hadde mange historier og kunnskap om hvor man finner fisken. Utmerket kommunikasjon med oss i forkant av fisketuren. Med en orkan på vei mot Tampa holdt han oss konstant oppdatert. Dagen endte opp med å bli perfekt, værmessig.
  • Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/Ruskin
    Aquatic Escapes – Apollo/RuskinRuskin, Florida
    Two anglers proudly displaying their catch of Spanish Mackerel at the dock, showcasing a successful fishing trip.
    Fish 1
    Spansk makrell
    Janet W.
    Janet W.
    Jeg kjøpte denne turen som en bursdagsgave til sønnen min, som jobber så hardt at han ikke får tid til å fiske. Han inviterte en barndomsvenn jeg ikke hadde sett på tiår. Kaptein Jarrod gjorde alt for å gjøre dette til en spesiell dag. De dro inn fisk etter fisk, som kapteinen filéterte med stor dyktighet. Jeg stekte spansk makrellen i krydret pankosmuler, og han tok dem med tilbake til Atlanta til en spesiell middag. Alt ved turen kunne ikke vært bedre. Jeg var så glad for at de begge hadde det bra.

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Adult angler holding a spotted fish aboard a small fishing boat in a calm mangrove-lined waterway.

The front blew through, fall bite is on

Oct 22, 2026 • Tampa
Thursday's trip on Tampa Bay was the last calm day before the blow, and the fish knew it. A snook came off the mangroves on a live bait, a flounder came up off the flats, and a couple of small sharks, including a bonnethead, rounded out the box before the wind arrived. A 13-year-old did a lot of the catching. That is October on the bay: a little of everything, and all of it hungry ahead of a front. Then the front hit. Saturday and Sunday the northeast wind blew 25 knots with gusts into the mid 30s and small craft advisories on the Gulf of America, so the open bay was a no-go and the smart money fished the rivers and the lee shorelines. The payoff is this week: cleaner, cooler water, bait pushed tight to structure, and fish that feed hard between fronts. Redfish are on the flats and the oyster bars, trout are back on the grass in the mornings, snook are tight to the mangroves, and the first sheepshead of the season are showing on the pilings. Spanish mackerel are still running the bait schools. The wind stays northeast and breezy through Wednesday, 15 to 20 with gusts near 30, so early in the week is a protected-water week: the rivers, the mangrove shorelines and the flats out of the wind. From Thursday it lays down, highs climb back into the mid 80s, and Halloween weekend looks like the best water of the month, light wind and a long bite window.
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Adult angler holding a large King Mackerel aboard a fishing boat offshore.

Spanish mackerel are blitzing

Oct 10, 2026 • Tampa
The Spanish mackerel showed up in force. On the 10 Oct trip out of Tampa Bay the first bait hit the water and the rod loaded before the bail was closed, and it stayed that way: fish after fish, fast, hard, and the kind of fight that makes first-timers yell. Two of the biggest came home for the table, the rest went back to keep the party going. If you have never felt a mackerel take line, this is the month to find out. Under the surface the fall pattern is setting up. Water temperatures are sliding out of the summer range, redfish are schooling on the flats and around the oyster bars, speckled trout are back on the grass in the mornings, and the first sheepshead are showing on the pilings. Nearshore, kingfish are following the bait schools down the beaches. Now the weather. The first strong cold front of October crossed Tampa Bay this weekend with a north wind and a few showers, and that is the best news in this report. It is the switch that turns on the winter bite: cooler, cleaner water, bait pushed tight to structure, and fish that feed hard between fronts. This week's calm days after the blow are the days to be on the water. Trips run 4, 5 and 6 hours, everything included, pickups around the bay. Weekend dates for late October are going fast, and the weekdays after the front are wide open.
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