South Florida has some of the most diverse fisheries in the entire country. Probably why it is considered to be the fishing capital of of the world. You can fish offshore, inshore, and in the backcountry of the Florida Everglades. With that being said, it is very important to make the most of your fishing…
It has been a very rainy season and that is about all you can ask for in the Everglades. Keeping the Everglades hydrated is the most important thing for the entire ecosystem. Keeping the salinity levels down is very important to the grass flats and all of Florida Bay. In the backcountry, the rain keeps…
Hope everyone had a great holiday weekend. Just wanted to give you a quick update on how the fishing has been in the Everglades. There are still plenty of tarpon around to target, we have gotten into them on fly and spin. Most of the fish have been in the 30-50lb range, with a few…
The fishing down in the Everglades still remains pretty steady. There are plenty of resident tarpon around and once the bait pushes down, the bigger fish should show. There are plenty of 30-60 lbers hanging around. We have gotten them on both fly and plugs. We are still getting our afternoon rains which means the…
I hope everyone is having a great summer so far. The fishing down in the Everglades continues to be pretty darn good. We have had lots of rain so far this summer, which really helps the fishing and the overall health of the Everglades. The summer tarpon fishing has been good with lots of fish in…
We are in full swing in our summer time fishing pattern. The tarpon fishing has continued to be excellent in the Everglades. Most of the fish are in the 30-60lb class, which is my favorite. We are doing great on fly and plugs. Later in the morning we have been running into some bigger fish in…
It has been a while since my last report and just wanted to give everyone an update on what is going on in the Everglades. It has been a very busy spring thus far and I have been on the water almost everyday. The tarpon fishing has been excellent with lots of fish in the…
Well it has been a very interesting March in South Florida. Typically this time of year is full blown tarpon season in the Everglades , but the unseasonal cold fronts keep coming and pushing the fish out of the Everglades. We have had some warm days this month and have had some good tarpon action…
What a difference a cold front makes on these fish. I tell people all the time, tarpon are very sensitive to any weather, especially cold weather. Last week we had lots of hungry tarpon around and hooked a bunch of fly and spin. This past week a cold front blew through and completely shut down…
We have had some crazy weather over the last few weeks. Early this month it was extremely cold and windy and now it feels like the middle of spring. With the warm weather, the big tarpon have pushed into the backcountry. This time of year we hook some of the biggest tarpon of the year.…