We had a awesome variety of fish to cast at yesterday. One of the many reasons I love fishing the Everglades, is you just dont know what your going to run into on a daily basis. We sight fished tarpon, redfish, blackdrum, tripletail, and snook all in one day. I have been out a few…
Having the Everglades closed due to the Government shutdown, is forcing me to spend more time fishing around Miami at night. There has been some tarpon if you can catch a good outgoing tide, but we have been doing really good on he snook, on the high tides we’ve had this week. As soon as…
Alot of these guys swimming around the past few nights…
Having the Everglades shut down for the time being has forced me to spend some time fishing at night. Although I do a lot of night fishing in the spring, I don’t do a lot of night fishing this time of the year because the Glades is usually the place to be in the fall.…
I had the pleasure of fishing with Mike and his 10 year old son Brendan. I have never seen a kid that passionate about fishing as Brendan is. He is one of the best young anglers I have ever had on my boat! We fished 2 days down and Flamingo and he had a great…
Well, I sit here writing this report hoping very soon that Everglades National Park will re-open. The fishing right before the Government shut down and closed all National Parks, was RED hot! I was out on the water four days last week. They all started with baby tarpon blowing up our baits/flies and going airborne.…
Rodrigo and Claudio are in town on business from Brazil. They wanted to sneak away and do some sight fishing in the Everglades. We started the morning with jumping some mini tarpon and catching some nice snook. Here’s Claudio with one of his many snook on the day. Antabuse blocks an enzyme that is involved…
I finally got the opportunity to fish the Herman Lucerne Memorial Fishing Tournament. It’s a unique tournament, which you need to catch 7 species in Everglades National Park. One of the reasons I loved fishing this Tourney is because all the proceeds go right to the Everglades. They have a bunch of divisions which included…
Sue Cocking of the Miami Herald with a Glades snook on fly.
Tough conditions made fishing up on the flats anything but ideal. We started the morning in a light drizzle with the fly rod, casting at some rolling tarpon. After hooking one, we moved on to some redfish and snook. After a few snook swung and miss, a monster redfish blew up Marcel’s top water plug.…