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Everglades Winter Fly Fishing

 

Its been on fire fly fishing the Everglades the past week, I fished everyday and was very dependable with the warmer temps. Snook were very good and some big ones too on twitch baits and fly! Small Tarpon were fired up and when the water temperatures rose we got some big resident tarpon as well on the fly. I have been in the Everglades most days but fly fishing in Naples area has been great as well from what I hear. I am running an East Cape Caimen for my winter time backcountry trips which is able to access some very shallow water and sight cast for laid up snook of all sizes as well as baby tarpon in some deeper pockets while still be a comfortable ride for my clients. My tarpon season is filling up so please let me know if you are looking to book an Everglades fly fishing guide and we can discuss some possibilities. Thanks! -There is no place like the Everglades

 

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Warm Winters

Fishing has been on fire lately with the warm late December water temperatures in the Everglades.
Both the ten-thousand islands and Naples have been loaded with big snook and tarpon. The water is clean and sight casting is great along with early morning and late afternoon tarpon fishing. I expect more cold fronts to come in but it seems like all the snook have found their winter homes and will stay put for the season. Just around the corner is tarpon season I still have some good dates available in March, and April. Plug fishing is great right now in the backcountry for covering stained water deep in the Everglades.
If you are looking for an Everglades Fly fishing guide and I am booked I can always refer you to one of the quality guides I work with or try and schedule dates around good tides