Springtime on the Florida Panhandle is almost here! With spring comes the annual Tarpon migration up the gulf coast of Florida. Fly Fishing charters have been available in the northern gulf for a couple of decades now and this fishery is becoming one of the most sought
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The Florida Panhandle and Big Bend make up the forgotten coastlines of North Florida. The region is lined with sleepy little fishing towns. The tarpon migration up and down the west coast of Florida and the Florida Key’s pulses. Which means fish are not located in the
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The Louisiana marsh makes up a substantial amount of North America’s wetlands. On average the Louisiana marsh spans 15 miles from mainland to open gulf. There is near 7,000 square miles of fishable terrain. Louisiana saltwater fly fishing offers a lifetime of edges and basins beaconing to
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Florida panhandle fly fishing season for Tarpon is quickly approaching! Be sure to book your dates with me for the annual migration of the greatest gamefish in existence. Experience the famous flats of Pancea, Carabelle, Apalachicola, along with Port Saint Joe and many other undisclosed locations. I
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The endless shorelines of the Louisiana marsh are loaded with bull redfish during the month of February each and every year. February is weeks away. I just had the 10th – 15th open up. I also have the 18th – 20th available. This is not a month
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It’s midway through January now and we are all mentally switching gears to the fish we really love, Tarpon. Soon the waters of south Florida will begin too warm until the temps match the desired range for Tarpon to be comfortable. This happens generally at the end
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Happy new years everyone! With the new year, comes new hopes of trophy redfish site fishing in Louisiana. Louisiana marsh fly fishing offers anglers of all skill levels good clean shots at redfish in excess of 30 pounds on most day’s through the fall and winter. Cold
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January is right around the corner and the Louisiana marsh is teaming with huge bull redfish now that winter has its hold on the region. The shallow waters of the marsh are now hovering around the truly large Louisiana Bull’s comfort range. The fish are happy and
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November is approaching soon bringing cooler temps and Bull Redfish in plentiful numbers to the flats of the Louisiana Marsh. The cool air temps will in turn lower the water temp which causes the sediments to settle more quickly. The water’s of the marsh are then left
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Well it’a almost October which leads off the the best time of year for Louisiana Fly Fishing. The fall and winter is the best time to be in Louisiana Fly Fishing if you are interested in the true (Bull) Redfish. The cooler months are more comfortable for
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