Making Good Anglers In Flamingo (11/04/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] What makes a good angler?… Versatility. In South Florida there are no constants, except that conditions constantly change. I cannot remember a day in the last two weeks when the wind direction didn’t change at least once or when tidal flow didn’t vary from the chart prediction.
Flamingo - Shallow Water Monsters (10/14/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] With water levels back to normal and a healthy dose of good weather, the fishing in Flamingo has been off the charts... lots of Tarpon all sizes, schooling Redfish and hoards of sub slot Snook. Although we managed a few big Snook this week, most of the big girls know when the season is open.
Fishing The High Water In Flamingo (9/28/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] If you've spent any time on the water recently you are likely wondering the same as most of us... Where did all this water come from?
An Inspiring Soul (8/16/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] In Flamingo, lots of mosquitoes and lots of thunderstorms mean lots of fish. This time of year typically lends itself to the real Sportsman... one who can deal with the Flamingo winged natives and one who doesn't mind sporting rain gear on occasion.
Dangerously Hot In Flamingo (8/04/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] With water temperatures exceeding the mid 90 degree mark on the flats, it can be stressing on the anglers and even more stressing on the fish.
Sight Fishing In Flamingo Report (7/13/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] When fish are even the slightest bit spooky, the first cast and bait presentation may be your only real chance at a hook-up...
Phenomenal month in Everglades National Park (6/29/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] Another great week rounds out a phenomenal month in Everglades National Park... with good numbers of Redfish and Snook on the flats, tons of Trout in every basin and pods of Tarpon cruising shorelines, you can take your pick or target them all!
How To Be Prepared Fishing Flamingo (6/10/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] Whether spending a day with a guide or in your own boat, being properly prepared can mean a more successful day on the water.
Muddy Mullet - Fishing Is On Fire In Flamingo (5/19/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] In Flamingo if you find muddy water you’ll find the fish… hungry fish. Mullet muddied areas provide refuge, camouflage and food for predatory fish like Snook, Redfish, Trout and Tarpon. The great news is the fish that gravitate to those “muds” are there for a single main reason… to eat. While muddy water may mean poor visibility of your bait, it may also mean poor visibility of you and your skiff.
Winds Have Finally Laid Down! (5/11/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] What a week! The winds finally laid down, the flats and bites were filled with clean water and it seemed like the fish were everywhere. It was our first week of real Springtime action and it will hopefully continue for weeks to come.
Spring Break Fishing In Flamingo (4/12/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] There are few other bonds stronger and longer lasting than that of a Father and Son... while I hope to have something very similar with my three daughters, on occasion I get to experience it first hand with clients and their sons
Everglades Is A Special Place (3/26/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] It seems like another continent or planet. It�s a place where a sense of adventure is necessary and where anyone can simply get away from the rest of the world.
Flamingo... A Magical Place (2/04/2009)
[Flamingo,FL] I have fished with some important people and certainly some very well known people. Yet, I have never been so honored to share a day with anyone more than the day I shared with author and environmentalist, Peter Matthiessen.
Maverick Owner's Tournament (Islamorada) (10/08/2008)
[Flamingo,FL] As a long time Maverick/Hewes/Pathfinder Owner and Pro-Staff Guide, every year we make the trip to Islamorada for some fishing & relaxing... Florida Keys style.
Grand Slamming the Glades (9/08/2008)
[Flamingo,FL] The fishing in Flamingo has become increasingly better over the past few years. Flamingo regulars are practicing catch & release more often and awareness of our impact on the Park is unusually high. I, for one, am very grateful of the improvements.
Lucerne Grossman Tournament Fishing Report (4/25/2006)
[Flamingo,FL] First, I'd like to make it known that this was a top shelf tournament. Capt. Dave Sutton and the tournament committee put together one of the most professionally organized tournaments I have fished. I certainly wasn't expecting such a high quality tourney... needless to say, I was completely impressed.