Capt. Joe Costadura
August 21, 2008
Flamingo - Saltwater Fishing Report
I fished Flamingo again this past week with Karl Hall and son Karl jr. of Kendall. It was Karl jr.s first trip to Everglades National Park and the Mangrove Snapper were eager to give him his first taste of Everglades fishin!
We got into them pretty thick for a while with the good ole Cajun Thunders and shrimp, almost all of them were keepers. While we were staked up on the edge of the channel I got out my binoculars and scanned the flat, while doing so I zeroed in on one of the biggest schools of Redfish I had seen in a while with all of their tails up in the air, it was a beautiful site! We got a late start that day, and as I wanted to get after them those nasty afternoon thunderstorms started to move in on us and kept me from doing so, white hot lightening on a wide open flat is never any fun, safety 1st. Going towards the marina there were still plenty of baby tarpon rolling in the channels, but being it was mid afernoon that seemed to be all they wanted to do! But in all it was good trip and a nice introduction to Everglades fishing for Karl Jr.! After seeing that big school of Reds got my blood going , and I'm defintely going to get after them this weekend with the good incoming tides. I'll be sure to let you know how that turns out, catch em up.............Capt. Joe.
Welcome to Broken Bones Flats Fishing Charters! Capt. Joe Costadura is ready to take you on a flats fishing adventure of a lifetime, one you wont soon forget! On this site you will see the different areas we can fish! From Biscayne Bay to the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park, each of these natural wonders can hold some of the best fishing on planet Earth! You will also see types of species we will be targeting as well.From Bonefish, Tarpon, Permit, Redfish, Snook or Seatrout, I'll be su
