After a week's break it was back to Flamingo this week for a couple of days. Lots of folks there for the holidays. I can't remember seeing as many ren...
Bob LeMay
January 01, 2003
Great Beginnings Fishing remains excellent in this part of the Everglades. We have been catching sheepshead up to four pounds along with black drum. T...
Ariel Cabrera
The year in Key West is ending with a bang. The north edge of the Gulfstream is running from southwest to northeast and is only a short distance offsh...
Ralph Delph
December 27, 2002
Loaded Weedlines! Nice to catch Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi) in the winter months as they are normally considered a spring and summer time fish, but yesterday...
Bob Brown
December 19, 2002
Biscayne Bay nights This past weekend we fished one night for baby tarpon. It was a bit slow. We jumped three fish from 20 to 30lbs. The water temps w...
December 17, 2002
Too Cold for the Grand Slam? Slam the Jacks! Dec. 15, 2002 Happy Holidays!We have had a typical fall pattern to our fishing during the past month. Col...
Dexter Simmons
December 13, 2002
“THEIRRR BACK.” With a strong eastbound current and a water temperature of 76 degrees, the big draw along the edge of the reef is the big yellowfin tu...
December 08, 2002
Tuna, Dolphin & Sailfish! The offshore fishing scene has been fairly active lately with nice catches of Dolphin (Mahi-Mahi)along with some Blackfin Tu...
Holiday Bites Fishing has undergone a major transition during the past several weeks. The morning part of my the first day was unusually slow. Rona wo...
This past week we gave Flamingo a rest and fished a couple of night charters for baby tarpon in Biscayne Bay. A scouting trip on Thursday night found...
December 03, 2002
The past two weeks have been busy ones with lots of time on the water in rapidly changing conditions. Several cold fronts in rapid succession have the...
November 26, 2002
Sailfish Bite Is ON! The excitement of Sailfish season is upon us now here in Marathon and the middle Florida Keys! Megan Van Putten of Highlands Ranc...
