Flamingo Fishing Reports

Biscayne nights, Everglades days -last report of the year - Before I get started with this last report of this year I'd like to thank all of you who fished with me this past year. Here's hoping you all have a great New Year and that your holidays were spent with your loved ones. As the years roll by, they'r more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo

Merrry Christmas - Merry Christmas and a Happy New year, I know the past year has been tough on everyone in general, I thank all the people who have let me fill their dreams by catching them a fish. I enjoy fishing with all of you and wish you the best during the more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Cooling Out In South Florida - In the last couple of weeks the conditions have changed so much with some days being slick calm and hot to some being windy, rainy, and cold. We had a cold front push through over the weekend dropping the air and water temperatures. Before the front more...
Capt. Steven Tejera - Flamingo

3 days 3 different weather patterns - 121609 I am in Biscayn Bay today with Todd and his 10 year old son Curtis. We started by catching bait and then looking or some good bottom around Stiltsville. The goal was to find Mutton Snappers and Groupers. I put out a chum bag and started to more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Flamingo backcountry/out front, take your pick!!! - Flamingo has been awsome on both sides! In the back going in towards Hells Bay there have been lots of snook to be had along the mangrove shorelines and islands. Tossing a well placed fly or soft plastic is sure to get a positive response! Although m more...
Capt. Joe Costadura - Flamingo

Warm Winter - Head for deep water during winter in south Florida for a fishing bonanza. You will find all sorts of species trying to maintain their metabolism by trying to fatten up, which will later on lead to spawning periods for some of these fish. Whether th more...
Capt. Ariel Cabrera - Flamingo

Fishing report, Everglades Christmas - It's transition time in the backcountry of Everglades National Park as fish leave coastal areas and move back inside for winter. One slight wrinkle, though, is that so far the season has been very mild with only two fronts that dropped water tempera more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo

"No Banana's" - The business side is slow but the reports I get are really good. The temperature is unseasonably warm 87 degrees and going to stay that was for the next week. The seas are calm and the big tides make for a good bite. There is plenty of bait around fr more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Sight Fishing Mayhem - Sight fishing has been out of control lately. Redfish and snook have been going nuts during the middle of the day and afternoon when the water warms up. Bonefish on the ocean side and in florida bay have been mudding in deeper water. Late in the afte more...
Capt. Steven Tejera - Flamingo

cooler conditions - November got off to a bad start for me, which was just bad timing. I had a rear seal go on my lower unit and my 22 Pathfinder was down for 2 weeks until the new one got here. The mullet run was starting and the beaches were full of bait and predators more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo