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Guides Day Off!!!
Filmed fishing with friends in the Lower Florida Keys. No sunsets, clouds, birds, talking about why we like to fish, etc.. Just 10 solid minutes of non stop flats fishing action.... "Keys Style" |
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Permitoipia
The weather and the fishing had been excellent this Nov. . Water temperatures in the mid 70's and light winds. Lots of big permit on the gulf edge along with some tanker sized cudas. My friend Bo asked me to show him were I had been getting the permit... I call it PERMITOPIA.. |
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Fly Fishing For Permit
March is considered to be the best month to fly fish for permit in the lower Florida Keys. This March is no exception, lots of permit on the flats and the gulf edge. Recently I had the privilege of fishing with my friend Capt. Kevin Guerrin. It is rare that we both have the same days off.. We each hooked a permit on fly.. However Kevin boated his.. |
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Shrimp Hatch
Kelsey catches a nice tarpon on a gurgler.. Kelsey and Mike Ward from Craig Mt. came down to the keys to fish with me for a couple of days in late Augustt. Mike and Kelsey run Fishy Expeditions in Craig Mt.
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Florida Keys Flats Fishing Report: Oct. 2009 Video report from the last couple of days on the flats, fishing with my friends and clients..
Bonefish?? Tarpon?? Permit??? It is a tough choice some times...The last week or so has been very warm with little or no wind. Glassy smooth conditions make it easy to spot rollers, tailers and wakers. Fall is a great time to fish the Florida Keys.. It is "Off Season." No tourists, discounted rooms and rental cars.. Nobody on the flats.. Well, that is nobody except tailing permit, bonefish and rolling baby tarpon. |
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Tarpon Flies:Tying The Gurgler
The gurgler is a killer baby tarpon fly, especialy during a shrimp hatch. This tarpon fly imitates a shrimp and travels just under the surface, long slow strips will result in some explosive hits on top.
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Steve brought his 12 year old grandson Jaxon down to the Keys for his first ever salt water fishing trip.. Might be his first but certainly not his last.. Jaxon had a blast sight fishing to sharks.. First day, first shark was a 7 foot blacktip hooked in less then 3 foot of water.. It was fun..
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