Lets talk a little about flies that I like to use when fly fishing in the Everglades. I like to break down my flies to species that we target. So I will start with that. Redfish- I use a fly that was shown to me that is really simple but very effective. It has a…
DetailsWe have been definitely getting our share of rain in the Everglades over the last few weeks. You can tell that it has been raining because the fishing has been really good. The baby tarpon action in the backcountry and outfront on the flats has been on fire. These fish are not typically picky and…
DetailsOne of the most common questions I get asked is about fly fishing setups when fly fishing the Everglades. The Everglades is so vast and the angling opportunities seem endless. There is so much to do on a daily basis and there are days where I have a set plan of attack, and for one…
DetailsI have only been out a few days in the past week due to the park closure over the weekend with the potential storm that never made it to us. (Which is a good thing!) Another good thing is that the entire Everglades got pounded with rain so that freshwater should really help the Everglades.…
DetailsI had the opportunity to fish some of my favorite all time rods recently. Biscayne Rods might be the best inshore rods that you can purchase. They have a bunch of different size rods and now carry a legacy series rod. This blank is the same as the Billy Baroo series. I just ordered 4…
DetailsWhen you come down to the Everglades for the first time, it can be overwhelming because of it’s size. That’s why when you are down in the area it is a good idea to hire an Everglades fishing guide. The full time guides on the water all the time and know exactly where the fish…
DetailsThe fishing continues to be really good up on the flats, along the Gulf coast, and around the islands in Florida Bay. One of the days we landed 28 redfish up to 32 inches and my anglers tripled up 3 times, which is always fun on a skiff. It was just one of those days…
DetailsCatching Tarpons at Night Tarpons are nocturnal in nature. Those same bridges where they can be found in the morning are their living space as well at night. They are drawn to bright lights too, which is great for those who are still out at sea after the sun has set or for those who…
DetailsFlorida is a favorite spot among fishing aficionados, well-known for its beautiful white-sand beaches, rapid passes, and crystal clear flats. They flock here starting April, some staying until the full moon of July. Bleary-eyed and all but patiently waiting with their fishing rods in these fishing paths, these anglers are out for one reason: to…
DetailsEverglades Fishing Guides with a backcountry Snook….