April 2nd, 2012|
The Mosquito Lagoon flats fishing has been about as good as it gets these past couple weeks. Except for a couple days of windy weather, both the conditions and the fishing have been outstanding. Anglers have been encountering from 500 to over 1000 fish per day. Our three springtime species, redfish, trout, and black drum, have all been cooperating. Both fly and light tackle anglers are having success on a variety of lures and fly patterns. Big schools of mullet have arrived in the lagoon and the fish are feasting on them.
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March 31st, 2012|
It’s always a pleasure to welcome a new columnist to the Fishipedia fold. It’s a particular pleasure when that person comes with the pedigree of our latest expert – Captain Greg Rahe is a longtime Florida Keys guide and owner of Club Grand Slam on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. He’ll be reporting on life and fishing at Grand Slam, so you can expect plenty of bonefish, permit and tarpon tales – and, of course, the odd grand slam.
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March 23rd, 2012|
Been on an incredible fishing trip recently? Had one of those days you feel you just have to tell other people about? Then we want to hear from you. Whether you’ve been wading the Bahamian flats for bonefish, chasing sailfish off Guatemala, or stalking trout on the chalkstreams of England, why not share your experiences with the readers of Fishipedia?
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March 23rd, 2012|
If you know saltwater fly-fishing, you know Flip Pallot and Chico Fernandez. Well, here’s your chance to actually fish with these two legends, on a selection of hosted dates at Abaco Lodge in the Bahamas.
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March 18th, 2012|
In his latest update from Matlacha, the Pine Island Angler (aka Captain Gregg McKee of Wildfly Charters) looks forward to April and the beginning of tarpon season.
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March 17th, 2012|
The first two weeks of March have been complete opposites. Last week we experienced high winds and lots of clouds every day except one. This week was a flats fisherman’s paradise with calm winds, clear skies, and thousands of happy fish in shallow water. While we caught fish on every trip, even during the windy days, it was much easier and productive this week.
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March 7th, 2012|
This is what fishing in the Bahamas is all about. A bunch of friends, some deserted flats, bonefish by the barrel and a Kalik to round things off. To whoever put this thing together – nice job, my friend…
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March 5th, 2012|
Drum roll please… it’s our very great pleasure to be able to introduce the latest Fishipedia columnist, Captain Chris Myers. A hugely respected and renowned Mosquito Lagoon/Indian River guide, Chris will be dropping in every month with a fishing report from Florida’s Space Coast. In his first post, Chris reports on warming waters, topwater action and 1,000+ schools of redfish…
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March 1st, 2012|
Strip, strip, strip… strip… KABOOM! At 39 seconds long, that’s about all there is to say on this little video. Proof, if it were needed, that good things really do come in small packages. Enjoy…
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February 27th, 2012|
Hmmm, interesting. Destin Beach wasn’t right up there on our ever-expanding list of must-fish destinations. Not until our last visit to Vimeo anyway, at which point it took all of 1 minute and 23 seconds to watch this video, before we were reaching for the phone, getting on the internet and generally shouting from the rooftops, “WHY DID NO-ONE TELL US ABOUT THIS PLACE!”
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