Just got done with a week long tarpon trip down in the Everglades. The tarpon fishing was off the charts and Vova from Russia landed his first big Tarpon The warm weather we have had keep the fish around. The fish completely disappeared with the front hat just blew through over the weekend but a…
The Ten Thousand Islands is the best place for fishing for redfish in pure fun. But, it is just the start of the excitement for people who desire a different salt water fishing experience. This wilderness that is the house of numerous mangrove trees, is well known for its redfish, snook and tarpon; three of…
The popularity of snook is now coming back again, even when its season is considered more closed than it is open. You are still able to catch and release these kinds of trophy fish. What’s more, it can be done without doing much work, using special techniques and looking for secret spots. Provided below are…
We have had lots and lots of rain fall in the Everglades over the past few days. It is something needed from our drought conditions this summer. There is a ton of fresh water in the backcountry and that should move a lot of fish around. A cold front is pushing through South Florida this…
The current conditions have remained the same over the last week or so. It has been relatively warm with water temps in the mid 70s. Fishing remains good with lots of redfish around. The occasionally tarpon will show up and if it stays warm they will show up in numbers. The water levels are still…
We fly fished the dock lights last night up in Jupiter. Lots of bait and lots of snook swimming around. There are still a lot of mullet around, which means the water temps are still high for this time of year. None the less, Frank got himself some nice snook… Antabuse blocks an enzyme that…
I have been spending lots of time snook fishing in the backcountry. Some days are good and some days are tough. The water levels are still a little high and we need a good east wind to blow some of that water out. When the water is high, like it is now, I am looking…
Finally!!!! We got our first front of the year. We have been waiting for this for a little while now. The fishing in the backcountry should start to turn on in the next few weeks. Some NE wind will provide us with some great sightfishing in some of the back mudflats. Other than tarpons season,…
Looking for the Highly-Prized yet Elusive Tarpon Being a class of giants, the tarpon is a very hardy game fish species that can survive brackish waters as well as waters of varying pH. They can thrive where no other fish can because of their unique swim bladders, giving them the advantage of inhabiting waters that…
Tarpons on the Beaches Looking for tarpons in beaches will be almost similar to searching for them in the backcountry, albeit with a few striking differences. Chief among these will be the stronger currents associated with the waves in beaches. As such tarpons will be constantly on the move and would seem to go somewhere…