He all it’s that time of year again. We are taking reservations for Miami Tarpon Fishing season right now and space if running out. If you would like to book a Tarpon trip with us please call us now.
This Redfish was caught on a fishing trip with us last week in Flamingo. Reds like this one can be caught all year long in the backcountry just west of Miami. If you’d like to go on a trip like this one please give us a call today.
Here you can see a flock of migrating birds headed south for the winter time. The backcountry waters of Flamingo are a great place to get shots like this one. During your miami fishing trip you can expect to catch great fish and see flocks like this one.
Sharks can be caught here in South Florida all year long. This photo was taken of a father and son duo that came down for some Miami Shark fishing from Alabama. As you can see they are in water shallow enough to stand in. They caught many sharks that day up to 8 feet long on light tackle spin.
Check out this awesome 80 lb. tarpon as it’s being released next to the boat. Miami Tarpon fishing is great all year long. You can catch small ones all year long and the Spring migration for larger fish is an experience of a lifetime. Call now to book your trip today.
This a an awesome sunset shot taken by an angler on our boat last week. It’s the perfect way to end a trip while fishing in Miami. Seeing sunsets like this one is actually pretty common here in South Florida and The Florida Keys.
Here’s Rob holding one of his biggest snook to date. The fish was caught last week inside Everglades National Park near Flamingo. The snook population is really bouncing back now after the freeze of January 2010. Rob caught a couple dozen Snook and a few Tarpon during his fishing charter.
Here’s Rob holding a really nice Everglades Backcountry Snook. This fish ate a Mirrorlure Softplastic bait rigged weedless. These new White colored baits have been working really well over the last few weeks. To learn more about Snook Fishing Click Here.
Here’s Capt. Rich standing next to John who’s holding a baby Tarpon caught on fly last week. He had a blast catching these guys all day long for 3 straight days. They also caught a whole mess of small snook on the fly as well. End of summer and into the winter is great for this sort of fishing in South Florida.
Here’s Doug holding a nice smaller snook he caught while fishing with his buddy John on a fishing charter with Capt. Rich. Snook are very plentiful in the backcountry waters of the Everglades. They can be found in fresh and saltwater in this area.
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