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South Florida Fishing Report October 2018

Posted on September 30, 2018 by Mike Mastropasqua

Here's what's going on in the waters of South Florida at the end of September, beginning of October 2018. In these reports our guides address the most current state of their specific fisheries and make short-term predictions based on their own historical experiences. Remember that there are many variables that can affect the fishing from [...]

South Florida Fishing Report – 6/19/18

Posted on June 19, 2018 by Mike Mastropasqua

Here's what's going on in the waters of South Florida in the middle of June 2018. In these reports our guides address the most current state of their specific fisheries and make short-term predictions based on their own historical experiences. Remember that there are many variables that can affect the fishing from day to day, [...]

South Florida Fishing Report – 5/26/18

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Mike Mastropasqua

Here's what's going on in the waters of South Florida at the end of May 2018. In these reports our guides address the most current state of their specific fisheries and make short-term predictions based on their own historical experiences. Remember that there are many variables that can affect the fishing from day to day, [...]

The Boys are Back in Town – Late Winter Palm Beach Report

Posted on February 12, 2018 by Mike Mastropasqua

Capt. Scott Hamilton reports on the Palm Beach fishing for late winter Hooking into a spinner shark on fly is one of the biggest thrill rides in saltwater fly fishing. I’ve heard spinner sharks be referred to as “tarpon on steroids” for these bruisers’ ability to wear you out while performing aerial acrobatics that will [...]

Peacock Days and Snooky Nights after Irma

Posted on September 19, 2017 by Mike Mastropasqua

Capt. Patrick Smith reports on the Lake Ida and Palm Beach fishing following the storm. The Lake Ida system is getting back to normal. The finger canals have been flowing hard due to the open spillways. This has caused poor water conditions. At this time the system is starting to settle down and clear up. [...]

Linesiders On The Darkside: Fly Fishing For Snook At Night

Posted on February 3, 2017 by Mike Mastropasqua

Grab some coffee and make sure your navigation lights work, because chasing snook under the stars is one of the most addicting ways to spend a night. With the amount of docklights and bridges with perfect shadow lines, there are almost endless fishing opportunities. Imagine pulling into the ramp and seeing a couple of boats, [...]