Father and son tearing up the glades! Days leading up to fishing the weather looked like it would be a blow out would have to cancel. But after waiting and talking we set out the morning we planned and we were blessed with one of the nicest days I’ve seen! Just slicked out mirror calm and the fish were chewing on everything that hit the water! Catching tons of snook and sight fishing redfish for their first time and seeing tarpon do their thing! These two had a blast and made my life easy being able to out the lures right where they needed them to be! Weather is looking great again with little wind but fishing is hot and will get even hotter as weather cools down!

Every day fishing has been solid! Redfish and snook are fired up! Sight fishing as been very fun watching fish eat in shallow water on artificial. Bait fishing has been phenomenal too! Fishing flamingo either form Everglades National park or islamorada. Contact me to get out on the water!

Been a solid start to summer out in Flamingo Natiobal park! This time if tear recommend full day trips do we can naje the long run go cooler water areas to datcg fish! Strong bite of redfish, trout and of course TARPON! Give me a call abd we cab set something up!

Fishing is on fire and will continue to be for next few months with the cooler temperatures! Whether we are throwing artificial or bait the fish are hungry! Targeting specific areas are certain times allows for us to catch a mixed bag all day! Clients having been catching each trip redfish, trout, snook, black drum, sheepshead, tripletail and snapper! Come February the tarpon will find their way back and we can add that to the list of fish that has potential of being caught! Reach out to me about a trip before you book to make sure dates line up and what your interests are and we will try to accommodate your bucket list! This time of year I recommend a full day just because we are running farther to target these species. That way you still have enough time to fish!

Flats fishing is on fire! We went out a few times this week targeting tarpon, snook, redfish, and black drum all on fly! We ended up catching 3 redfish, 7 black drum, 3 snook, few trout, 3 tarpon and then stayed out till sunset and pulled the hook twice on bonefish and couldn’t come tight with 2 stud permit! Fishing is awesome currently!

Today I had the fishing company of Casey and his wife Marlena! Started early in the morning by picking them up at their house and heading out to Flamingo national park! It was a day that avid fisherman and captains dream of! Not a breath of air anywhere just slicked out water where you couldn't tell where the sky started and the water ended! We were coming off a full moon wth the moon still in the sky at 7 am I had a feeling fishing would be tough but we still ended up doing great on trout! We started out the morning searching for redfish, snook, and tarpon! We arrived to the flat and these species were everywhere in large numbers! Now that we located them now it was time to try and get them to eat knowing that they probably ate all night long this was going to be tough! We ended up throwing at probably 6 redfish that turned us down every time! Hooked a snook! The tarpon were skittish and not having it this morning! On slick days it's great fishing but it sometimes is thought because it's so calm and the water is so clear these fish see and sense us before we see them! They tend to be a little more spooky! So I decided to scratch that flats fishing because it was getting hot in the water and when it get to hot around 12 the fish tend to be sluggish and aren't as aggressive! So I told them both let's go get some fish in the boat! About a 15-minute run and we got into some mudding in a bag that I've been fishing for trout the last few weeks and have been catching trout on the small size from 14-17 inches but today that was not the case! We caught over 15-20 speckled sea trout and they all were well over 19-22 inches and a few over 22. It's always a great time when you can through a shrimp in the water and catch a trout every cast! It makes for a fun day! We left there to search for the black drum on the way home! But by then the water temp was 97 degrees and these fish tend to hide when the water gets that hot! We did see one poke his head out of the roots of the shoreline but he did not act on our bait! It was getting later in the afternoon! So we headed in around 330! I had to prep for another fishing excursion that night out on the reef for yellowtail! Let's get out on the water!