Fishing was good once again this week for anglers fishing with Capt Jim on Sarasota fishing charters. The deep grass flats in the north bay were best...
Jim Klopfer
July 25, 2020
Yesterday we had to run from storms, but we got on a slow bite and worked hard for a mess of fish ahead of some nasty weather that ended up catching u...
Joe Ezell
July 24, 2020
Hello everyone Capt. Vinnie here I hope everyone is doing well, we have a good report this week with some great pictures! I want to talk about this we...
Vinnie Sacks
July 23, 2020
Yesterday we had Richard Ezell and Arthur Goss on the boat chasing these Delacroix reds. We got on a slow bite and waded through an epic catfish bite...
July 22, 2020
I fished Kevin and his son Dawson last Sunday out of Flamingo and we had a pretty good day, running through the interior to get out to the Shark River...
Bob LeMay
July 21, 2020
Summertime fishing in Flamingo is my favorite time of year because we have such variety. The Redfish and Snook bite is on fire with multiple fish caug...
Jerry Perez
July 20, 2020
Yesterday we had Bill, Michelle, Tyler, and Dustin on the boat chasing these Delacroix reds. We got on a slow bite and worked hard for a mess of fish...
{%image_id=65959%}Summer literally seems to be flying by with June now very much behind us and August only a couple of weeks out in front of us. We ar...
John Logan
July 19, 2020
Welcome to sunny and HOT Florida folks!!! It seems like every July I get asked the same question by traveling anglers visiting the area (and often Flo...
Kyle Messier
July 18, 2020
Once again, the action on the deep grass flats continued to please anglers casting jigs and free lining live baits while chumming. The early jig bite...
June snook fishing was excellent with numerous trips producing in excess of 20 snook. Although some of these were certainly the smaller males in the 2...
Stewart Ames
Like almost everyone I know, bookings and days or nights on the water have been few and far between right now... Won't comment on our country's curren...
