Been a solid start to summer out in Flamingo Natiobal park! This time if tear recommend full day trips do we can naje the long run go cooler water areas to datcg fish! Strong bite of redfish, trout and of course TARPON! Give me a call abd we cab set something up!

Man has the fishing been on fire with theses cold fronts pushing in! Bait is everywhere and shrimp are huge! The fish are fired up. Thursday we went with two boats fishing a total of 4 people. And they absolutely crushed it. Catching over 49 redfish per boat and lost count of the black drum. We also caugh jewfish, trout, snapper, sheepshead, snook and missed a tarpon! Catching a 36 1/2 inch snook that weighed approximately 20 pounds! Biggest cold front snook! The tarpon will be showing up in February of the weather pattern continues! Dates are starting to fill up! Send me an email about booking and try to get you out there for a full day if possible to give you the full Everglades experience to fish both tides while fishing is hot! Fish were released so you could catch them when you make it out in the water! Look up Deep South fishing charters and lets make it happen!

Fishing is on fire and will continue to be for next few months with the cooler temperatures! Whether we are throwing artificial or bait the fish are hungry! Targeting specific areas are certain times allows for us to catch a mixed bag all day! Clients having been catching each trip redfish, trout, snook, black drum, sheepshead, tripletail and snapper! Come February the tarpon will find their way back and we can add that to the list of fish that has potential of being caught! Reach out to me about a trip before you book to make sure dates line up and what your interests are and we will try to accommodate your bucket list! This time of year I recommend a full day just because we are running farther to target these species. That way you still have enough time to fish!

Its my favorite time of year! The baitfish are pushing down the coast and the fisha are super happy! The first big push of bait is happening and the big baits will be following them!! The snook and tarpon fishing is amazing right now! With multiple fish days and easy fishing! Throwing baits and flys the fish are eating them all. This will continue for the next few months into the new year! Come on out and see what its all about! Going out of flamingo this time of year because of wind and the bite is on the coast! So when you book book with the Homestead starting point!

Juan joined me out in Flamingo for some fly fishing! He wanted to target Tarpon, Snook, Redfish, and Trout! The weather was in our favor! Crystal clear skys and light wind and atleast 10 miles of visibility! Perfect day to throw a fly rod! The day juan has been waiting for. Especially with the bait run starting to take off there was bait literally everywhere we went! Fish were busting on bait on every point! We ran north to the coast which over looks the gulf of mexico. We killed it! Juan jumped 4 tarpon that ranged from 80-120 pounds I would say. They are tough to get to eat but they seemed hungry that morning! since we started our day at 630 am already at the spot waiting for the sun to break the horizon. He followed it up with a nice trout and snook on fly. He broke off a nice stud Snook. Would've been his personal best on fly! Later on while poling he caught a redfish on fly. Fishing was so good we kept getting the fly back in the water instead of taking pictures! while its good its time to release and get back on them! Looking forward to the next couple months as we will be getting the cooler air coming. The bait are starting to run!

Two days of tournament fishing in Everglades National Park!y clients had a blast catching snook, redfish, trout, tarpon and snapper! Conditions were great and fishing was on fire! Fishing as been solid these last few weeks whether your throwing a fly rod or artificial all the fish are happy! For the two days we fished 8 hours each day and that gave us time to target each of those species. Fishing will continue to get better and better as we go into fall! So let’s get out on the water and go fish!