Fly Fishing Reports
West Central Fly Fishing and Light Tackle Report – Tampa Bay – November
As we transition through the cooler months, Tampa Bay’s waters are experiencing notable temperature shifts. Post-front conditions have brought water temperatures down to the 60-degree range, but the mercury steadily climbs to 70 degrees within a few days of...
Lower Keys – Fall 2024
Targeting tarpon and bonefish this year did not disappoint! There were plenty of permit around to target but the weather had other plans when it came time to. I can’t thank those who could make it this year enough for making the trip, given the circumstances....
West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report – August/September
The west central Florida during August and into September has been exceptional, especially during the early morning and late evening hours. As water temperatures soared throughout the day, most wildlife sought refuge from the heat, making these cooler periods prime...
Tarpon Season 2024
Tarpon season this year was absolutely stunning considering that the weather only had us off the water a couple of days this season. Splitting my time up in between Homosassa and St. Joseph sound was a delight. Water temperatures were unusually warm for May, hovering...
West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report – March/April
As the sun climbs higher and the days grow longer, the waters of west central Florida have warmed to the upper 70s, signaling a resurgence of activity among the region’s prized game fish. Cold fronts have remained a persistent feature, injecting variability into...
West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report – February
February continues to offer fantastic fly fishing opportunities in Tampa Bay and along the West Central Florida coast. The water temperatures, hovering around 65 degrees Fahrenheit, are showing signs of a slight increase as cold fronts space apart. Anglers continue to...
West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report – January
January has provided anglers with favorable conditions for fly fishing in Tampa bay and along west central Florida. With water temperatures maintaining around 60 degrees Fahrenheit, both redfish and spotted sea trout have been active targets. We have been employing...
West Central Fly and Light Tackle Report – December
As December unfolds, anglers can find the water temperature hovering around 60 degrees. Post-cold front conditions have proven to be a key factor in enhancing productivity with the exception on clear full moon nights. Full moons provide ample light for fish to feed...