Flamingo Fishing Reports

Great Fall Fishing - Fall fishing has improved much after all the rain we had. It has brought the temperatures down a bit and made for some nice overcast days of fishing. Early morning has had great responses with topwater baits for species like, snook, tarpon, trout, more...
Capt. Ariel Cabrera - Flamingo

FishingFlamingo.com Weekly - 10.14.08 - Another week of exploring and adventures in Flamingo ends, but the memories have undoubtedly been burned into the minds of the new friends I met. While I write this account many ears are buzzing with stories of the Monster Redfish or Hundred Pound T more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo

Take advantage of Mullet run - 100708 The fishing is out of control down at Flamingo, the economy has things slowed down a bit for a lot of guides giving us time to fish with each other. I fished with buddies Capt. Raul Montoro and Redfish Tour partner Paul today. It was great more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Flamingo Fishing Report - 10.8.08 - Maverick Boat Company Owner's Tournament in Islamorada... (last week of September) I was fortunate enough to arrive on Wednesday night with Tyler of Castaway Customs (www.castawaycustoms.com) as my guest.  We braved the 20+ mph winds on Thursday mor more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo

Florida Bay Fall! - It's that time of year again when the sun starts to get softer look and a day on the water in florida Bay is just a little bit cooler (by Florida standards anyway!) Yes the Redfish are still out there and in very impressive numbers. No particular spo more...
Capt. Joe Costadura - Flamingo

mullet run -still strong - October 2008 October is the beginning of change not politically but seasonally! The Noreasters are kicken, mullet schools are moving south, water temps are down in the mid to lower 80's and we are almost out of hurricane season. A combination of more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Tarpon in the Mullet schools - 093008 The weather is very iffy but the winds are dead and the Mullet have been pouring thru the inlet, the Tarpon, Snook, Bluefish and Jacks are hot on their trail. Today myself and Capt.Raul Montoro went out for a little afternoon fun and we got i more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Fall is here! Why aren't you out on the Water? - Fall is here and so is the great fishing that comes with it. North Biscayne Bay has had plenty of baitfish schools attracting lots of attention from snook, tarpon, large jack crevalles, ladyfish, sea trout, snappers, barracudas and the first Spanish more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Flamingo

Great Backcountry Bite - 092608 I am pre fishing Everglades City for the Romp in the Swamp Tournament tomorrow with friend Capt. Bruce Carlton. The tournament is for the biggest Redfish/Snook in the slot. We started out with a couple quick doubles hook ups on small Snook, more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

mullet run - 091508 There has been a Northeasterly breeze for the last couple days, that drives in the Mullet school from the north of us and usually the Tarpon, Snook and big Jacks aren't far behind. Monday evening I fished with Paul and in the North Bay and more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo