Everglades Back Country Fishing - Flamingo 

Had an amazing day fishing with Tyler out of Flamingo. Hit the inshore slam (snook, redfish, and trout) in just a couple of hours. one of the redfish was the biggest i ever caught and one i will remember. Went with my cousin who wanted a full cooler (especially snapper—which we had 4 keepers in a matter of 10 minutes). Tyler is very knowledgeable about the area, knowing the best spots and conditions to fish. i grew up fishing flamingo and havent been back in over a decade. safe to say i will be back much sooner than that and will undoubtedly be calling tyler for my next trip. book with Capitan Tyler—you wont regret it!

Captain Tyler was outstanding and offered to bring breakfast and lunch. We didn’t need it because we were on a catch and cook mission with my 13 year old. He did not disappoint helping us land a beautiful sheep head and larger red drum to bring back to Flamingo Lodge that cooked what we brought! Multispecies outing with lots we did not keep. Great service all around and highly recommend trips with Captain Tyler!

That was a crazy trip! Tyler will get you in the backcountry for an amazing experience. The wildlife was somewhat unbelievable and we caught a lot of nice fish using different methods! Definitely go with Tyler if you want to do the Everglades.

Tyler took us out fishing in the Keys, and it truly couldn’t have been a more beautiful day. He went above and beyond bringing drinks, food, and plenty of water to keep us all comfortable. It was my first time fishing in so long, and he made it so special. He was patient, informative, and made sure we had everything we needed from bait to fishing poles. With all the shrimp I used, I ended up catching all kinds of sea life like grunts, snapper, barracuda, and even a bull shark! It was such an unforgettable experience something I’ll always remember, all thanks to him. I already can’t wait to get back out there again. If you’re looking to get out there for an adventurous and fun day, I highly recommend Tyler!! He is so awesome!!

I caught my first inshore slam (tarpon, snook, and redfish) in Flamingo with Captain Tyler. It was great to have a captain that grew up fishing the area his whole life. He certainly knew where the bite was this day. I lost count with how many fish we hooked. His boat was new and well maintained. It included plenty of dry storage which was great because it rained on our way in. Capt. Tyler was very easy going and made for fun and relaxing day on the water. He taught me fish patterns that were different from what I knew of fishing in Tampa Bay. He coached me on my casts and was very patient when I missed a fish (I missed a lot of tarpon). Next time I come back to Flamingo, I plan to book another trip with Captain Tyler.

Tyler really was an excellent guide. He knows the fishing spots and knows his fishing. We are fresh water experienced with no salt water experience. With some advice and coaching from Tyler we were catching fish on the first cast. Highly highly recommend.

We had a great fishing trip with Captain Tyler, we caught Snook, Redfish, black Drum,Jack Crevelle and Snappers! Tyler knew exactly where to go and what riggings we needed, thanks for a great day fishing Tyler!

Limited out on mangrove snapper with a throwback little snook at the end as an exclamation point. Tyler was very attentive offering help and instruction when needed, as well as poling, sighting, dehooking, baiting etc. from time to time. His boat (a Maverick) runs 30 mph in a foot of water so that was a thrill in itself. There was plenty of bait, cold water and he even brought us a Publix sub. I'd say we likely caught 50 snapper between 6" and 13" and only kept 12" and above. Highly recommend.

tyler was geat had him working both had fish on at times, he was on it.

We cast paddletails for five hours and caught 1 fish before he finally decided to use live bait and take us to a mangrove snapper spot. They weren’t huge fish but at least they were fish. So then we caught fish for a solid 45 minutes before ending the trip with more paddletails and no more catches. It definitely seemed like he was saving the shrimp for himself after we were done snd he went out and fished alone, or he didn’t want to unhook fish that long.