Got on some tarpon the other afternoon. The evening trips are still a good bet. Beat the heat and be out for the sunset period where they often fire up. These local tarpon are here all through the summer and fall until it gets cold. And we often are fishing mahi carcasses which makes for easy bait to get so that takes the worry of having bait off the table. Give me a shout lets go catching!

Got out for a full day but we split it in half which i sometimes do this time of year. We had tarpon action in the morning and then again in the evening. Caught a couple for the day and had a few more shots all staying within a few miles. July should remain good for tarpon and last minute availability is a little better. Shoot me a DM if you want to rangle with the silver king!

Still getting after the tarpon here in Islamorada. We should continue having decent fishing through July and who knows maybe into september or October. It was kind of a slow start this season so were hoping the later season will continue to produce. Evening trip are a good option and can be booked short notice often ad we arent super busy so cherry pick your conditions!

Weve had plenty of tarpon around early this season with the warm weather. Got out a few days ago with a group and had several in the canals of local Islamorada. Great option on a half day the next few months. Also the evening window is not a bad time to target them and in the busy spring break time i often have availability then. Shoot me a DM if you are interested in booking im happy to answer any questions!

Its starting to get busy as we roll into Spring. The warm weather has been nice and has yielded some good fishing opportunities. Last week we had a couple trips with clients and some of my friends. One day we tarpon fished and were rewarded with not only tarpon but cobia too! We also had a fun day patch reef fishing with our limit of snappers as well as mutton snapper, hogfish, and more. A few resident snook around too. Tarpon will be the main target of choice the next few months and with the warm early spring, i imagine well continue to have good early season fishing the next couple months. Lets get out there book your trip today!

Had Garrett down fishing with me he had called directly and had hopes of catching a tarpon. It was his shot to do it visiting from Minnesota. January typically isn't great overall for tarpon because of the colder weather we often get. But we were on a warming trend and those fish can seemingly show up overnight when conditions get right. That usually means water temperatures in the mid 70s or so. It wasn't quite there yet but it was still a calm sunny afternoon. We fished for a bit and didn't see a whole lot early nor had a ton of action. But eventually we were in the right spot when hundreds of tarpon starting pouring through! We were just about to leave too and we gave it some more time and sure enough we hooked into a beast! We got a lot of good jumps and fight out of her and were lucky enough to get the fish boatside for a good picture. Right now the forecast doesn't have any more cold in the foreseeable future (the next 7 days or so) so tarpon are a definite possibility. This was also on a half day trip close to home so it doesn't necessarily even take a full day. Of course this can all change if more cold comes and that is definitely possible in February but you can always ask me first if I think it's feasible.