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Fishing Reports by Capt. Ethan Kiburz


2024-03-11
11:03 AM

West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report - February - February continues to offer fantastic fly fishing opportunities in Tampa Bay and along the West Central Florida coast. The water temperatures, hovering around 65 degrees Fahrenheit, are showing signs of a slight increase as cold fronts space apart. A more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2024-01-05
9:04 AM

West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report - December - As December unfolds, anglers can find the water temperature hovering around 60 degrees. Post-cold front conditions have proven to be a key factor in enhancing productivity with the exception on clear full moon nights. Full moons provide ample light f more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2023-03-14
11:51 AM

Fly Fishing Report - Tampa Bay - This month has been unseasonably warm with record high temperatures for the day being reached. Water clarity has already begun to diminish, adopting the summer time look due to the abundance of algae. Fishing around the lower tides has presented our more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2023-01-01
11:48 AM

Fly Fishing Report - Tampa Bay - Sight fishing for fly and light tackle anglers is heating up as temperatures cool down. Cold fronts are now are coming through on a what seems like a weekly basis and the 3 nights we had in the 30's really put the fish where they should be. During a more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2022-01-14
11:38 AM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing/Light Tackle Report - December - December has been UN-seasonably warm and has the fish a little confused. Some days, the flats are littered with snook and the water quality is becoming to fade. Other days. the sky is blue bird and visibility seems unlimited. Cold fronts should becom more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2021-12-06
11:59 AM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing/Light Tackle Report - November - Sight fishing for redfish and spotted sea trout has been phenomenal this month with cold fronts really putting them into their winter patterns. With the water temperatures being consistently in the 60's, the water clarity is becoming much better all more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2021-03-03
1:55 PM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing / Light Tackle Report - February - February seems to be the start of our spring as the water temperatures climb back into the 70's with long spells of gorgeous, warm weather. Snook seem like they just appear out of no where on the flats that were only holding redfish and speckled sea more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2021-02-09
12:04 PM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing / Light Tackle Report - January - The winter months bring a very volatile weather pattern that can make it hard to plan a trip but can also bring some of the best sight fishing conditions we get all year for redfish. Fooling a fish with either a fly or artificial and getting to watc more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2021-01-09
1:01 PM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing / Light Tackle Report - December - December has been so good to us with what seems to be some of the nicest days of the year coming 2-3 days after a cold front pushes through our area. Post front conditions bring cooler air and brings blue bird skies which gives us optimal sight fish more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay


2020-12-04
1:11 PM

Tampa Bay Fly Fishing / Light Tackle Report - November - November is without a doubt one of the best months in our area to get out and fish. The water temperatures are averaging in the 70's but can dip below for a few days with the actual beginning of our winter. It has the fish pushed into the areas w more...
Capt. Ethan Kiburz - Tampa Bay

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