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2014-02-28
6:56 AM
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Early spring...Tarpon Reds and Snook in the Glades - We fished this week out of Everglades National Park and caught 3 Reds on fly 1 29 inch Snook on fly and 2 large Trout all fishing the flats.
There are plenty of fish and they are all happy and eating.
We saw more LARGE Snook on this trip than I hav more...
Capt. Jim Hale - Flamingo |
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2014-02-20
9:56 AM
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Somedays it winter ,somedays it spring! - This past week the fishing was from good to tough , we went from a high of 85 degrees on Tuesday to @ 70 on the weekend. The Tarpon which were so thick a couple day prior had moved a bit with the approaching cold front. This week is should be back on more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo |
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2014-02-14
11:11 AM
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Everglades days -Biscayne Bay nights, 14 Feb 2014 - Bookings have slowed a bit recently but the fish are around in good numbers. The great news these past two weeks has been the appearance of tarpon everywhere as the water finally warmed up a bit. If the night time lows in Miami each night are right more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo |
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2014-02-13
7:32 AM
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Everglades Backcountry Report - There has been a few tarpon around in the backcountry with this warm weather that we have had. The water temps have been in the mid to high 70's and the tarpon flood the backcountry when this happens. This past week we have hooked some nice fish pu more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo |
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2014-01-31
9:07 AM
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Everglades/Miami Report - Other than the past few days, we have had some slicked out days and some great fishing to go along with it. The highs have been in the mid 70's and on some of those days there has been no wind at all.
The fishing in the Glades has been awesome! more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo |
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2014-01-26
5:58 PM
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Everglades report, 26 January 2014 - This past week the backcountry out of Flamingo was just plain cold.. the air was cold, the water was cold, but there were still fish to be found.
My first day was frustrating since we were only flyfishing and the fish we found weren't very hungry more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo |
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2014-01-23
11:24 AM
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Everglades Backcountry Report - The water temps have been in the mid 60's, which means fish are definitely in the backcountry. There are still plenty fish out front on the flats and along the coast, but alot of fish have moved into there wintertime haunts. Some days are better th more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo |
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2014-01-16
9:49 AM
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Flamingo Fishing Report - We are definitely in our wintertime pattern down in the Everglades, with fronts rolling through South Florida every week or so. We have another front coming through later today, with temperatures dropping into the 40s. This definitely changes up th more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo |
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2014-01-08
7:15 AM
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Everglades Report - I hope everyone had a Safe and Happy New Year! The fishing down in the Glades has been pretty good to great on most days. With the last few weeks being so warm, the fish seemed to be a little confused on where to go and at times a little finicky. more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo |
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2014-01-06
10:32 AM
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Happy New Year! - Happy New Year!
It is January 2014 which means its cold everywhere but here! The cold is only a day a way but when it clears the fish will be feeding, we have had some cooler days but not enough to get the fish in their normal winter pattern. As more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo |
