Lots of options.
Capt. Jeff Legutki
December 17, 2009
Ten Thousand Islands - Saltwater Fishing Report
Well the weather has held out quite well so far, even though the temps are a little higher than average.
Fishing has been pretty good, and with the good weather it gives you lots of options. Snook fishing has been really good. Some real big snook are showing up in the shallows, and a good set of eyes and a good cast can get the job done. Big black snook have been floating around catching you off gaurd if your not ready.
There are a few tarpon still, laying up soaking up the heat. Smaller tarpon have been quite cooperative making a presence on every trip. Most fish are small ranging from 5-20 lbs.
Redfish are also starting to grow in numbers!
On the calmer days, when I can venture off the beaches you can find schools of bonito and mackeral willing to take every cast and pull some serious drag. As the weather starts to chill, hordes of bluefish will be moving in.
If you would like your shot at great fishing, book a trip and sample some of the finest flyfishing Florida has to offer.
Ten Thousand Islands Fishing Forecast:
As the coldfronts start to make their way down, fish will move into places they should spending winter. Tides will be more favorable for the flyfisherman, as well, the clarity will improve.
Target Species:
snook, tarpon, and red fish that lurk in the shallows
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