Some of the most exciting ways to target fish in the Everglades is with a fly rod. It is also one of the most challenging ways as well. When fly fishing in the Everglades, more times than not, you see the fish before making the presentation. With that being said, there are also plenty of…
DetailsWe found a ton of 15-25 inch snook the last few days in the “way back country” Good to see the snook numbers back there. We got them on top and with baitfish pattern flies. Jean-Stephan with a Glades snook. Antabuse blocks an enzyme that is involved in metabolizing alcohol intake. Used as part of…
DetailsOne of the many reasons I love fishing the Everglades so much is because of the diversity of the fishery. This week definitely showed us how diverse it can be. We had some calm days, which had us out on the flats with redfish, snook, trout, tarpon, and sharks. The days we had to get…
DetailsI have spent this past week fishing deep in the Everglades due to the typical March winds. We have been pounding the bushes with flies and having lots of succes with snook and redfish. We are even getting into some chunky largemouth bass in some of the same waters. While hammering a shorline yesterday, we…
DetailsHaving the right tide is extremely important in targeting redfish in shallow water. The redfish around Flamingo will move from flat to flat based on the different tide cycles. Some flats I like a falling tide, while others I like a rising tide. You can position yourself by knowing which direction the water either falls…
DetailsSpring time is here in South Florida, although its felt like this for a few weeks now. The flats outfront have been absolutely on fire lately. Alot of great shots on some tailing redfish and laid up snook. We have had a few days where the winds were light and fish were everywhere. I can’t…
DetailsIt has been another great weather week down here in South Florida. The conditions for sight fishing on the flats have been ideal with lots of sunshine and light winds. We have had some great tailing redfish action on the flats outfront of Flamingo. The snook fishing has also been really good as well. We…
DetailsWhen the tarpon leave because a front blows through and chills everything, we go look for these guys on the flats. Here’s Steve on the foredeck with a sightfished snook. Antabuse blocks an enzyme that is involved in metabolizing alcohol intake. Used as part of a treatment plan for problem drinking. Other remedies are used…
DetailsThese guys are flooding the backcountry already. We have had some great days already with fish up to 130lbs. It’s early for these to show up, but it’s been warm. We have a front blowing as I right this report, but in few days we will be back to our Easterly winds and warm temps.…
DetailsWe have a had warm weather and pretty calm winds. The tarpon have been around, some days more than others. The redfish are happily tailing on a low tide and the snook about to let loose. I had the pleasure of fishing with Cindy and John for 2 days and here is what we came…
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