Reds, Trout, Snook, etc.

A very low tide and breezy weather did not stop Arturo and sons, Coral Springs, from having a good day of everglades fishing.  Many of the reds, drum, and sheephead were small but there was a lot of action most of the day.  The largest red was 30 inches (pictured) and the largest trout was 22 inches.  There was also some snook caught and released.  The red was released.  They went home with a few nice meals of reds, sheephead, and trout.  The fish were caught on shrimp and jigs and artificials near Harney River.

Capt. Tony Polizos

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Another Great Everglades Fishing Day

Jim and Dan, Minnesota, had a great day of fishing for reds, trout, black drum, and sheephead.  They wanted a fish fry and that was what they got back home, a good one at that.  Most of the fish were nice size.  Cool weather turned on the bight.  The trout were caught on jigs and the rest were caught on shrimp near Lostmans River.

A fine everglades fishing day.

Capt. Tony Polizos

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January Fishing

An everglades fishing day in January means that you have the opportunity to catch redfish, trout, black drum, sheephead, and mangrove snapper for the dinner table.  That is what Lee and company (Naples) did on a fine January day.  The winds were calm and the temperature was about 75 degrees and fishing was great.  The trout were caught on RipTide jigs and the other fish were caught on shrimp, jig, and popping cork.  The fish were caught near Lostmans River.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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A Beautiful Everglades Fishing Day

The abundant sunshine and calm breezes made for some fine everglades fishing.  Today, Mike and sons, LaBelle, caught some nice reds and trout.  The trout measured up to 22 inches and were caught on jigs and rubber smoke and rootbear tails.  The reds up to 23 inches were caught on shrimp and popping cork.

Call this everglades fishing guide.
Capt. Tony Polizos
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Reds and Trout

It was a good everglades fishing day for Elmer, Phil, and Bill, Bradenton.  They caught many trout up to 24 inches on the grass flats from Chatham River down to Rogers River on Rip Tide jigs and popping corks.  The reds were caught on cut bait and popping corks.

A good everglades fishing day.
Capt. Tony Polizos
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A Good Everglades Fishing Day

A good everglades fishing day for Robert and Don, Naples.  They got their share of trout, redfish, and sheephead.  All were caught in the rivers between Rogers and Chatham.  All were caught on shrimp, jig, and popping cork.  Cooler waters tend to get fish to bite natural baits. 

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Reds and Trout

There are reds and trout in the backcountry, the mouths of rivers and creeks, and along the outside shorelines from Fakahatchee Bay to Harney River.  Bring a bag of shrimp and a popping cork and you will not be disappointed.  Everglades fishing is as good as it gets.  Few tarpon around due to cooler waters and the snook are in the backcountry.  If you can get into some brackish waters you can bring some live bait in the backcountry and get a snook.  Or, you can plug cast for them with anything you want.  They will bite.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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