Monday, December 28, 2009

A Cool Everglades Fishing Day


For today, Fred and family, Ft. Lauderdale, did it again. They caught many sheephead, redfish, trout, and black drum all on shrimp and plastic jigs. The redfish were either oversize or undersize. However, Fred was happy to take home some sheephead and black drum. Some of the sheephead were 5lbs.-6lbs. class and the drum was about 7lbs. The fish were caught near Chatham River.

A happy everglades fishing charter.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Thursday, December 24, 2009

Christmas Eve Reds

A good day of everglades fishing for reds. Carl, Ft. Lauderdale, and son Kaleb, Dallas, got their limit of reds today way in the backcountry. "So far back you can see Miami". The waters were nearly fresh. The fish measured between 23" and 26" and were caught on shrimp and popping cork. They also went home with some nice sheephead.

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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Everglades Fishing in December



Doug and sons Miles and Ean, Naples, caught some nice reds, snook, and trout today way in the backcountry near Onion Key. Most of the trout were nice up to about 18 inches but had to be released. The snook measured up to 28 inches but the one in the photo was 29 1/2 inches, also released. The reds measured up to about 26 inches. The fish were caught on shrimp.

A nice everglades fishing day.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Snook and Reds

An extremely tough everglades fishing day. However, Len and Ralph, Naples, caught some nice snook and reds today. The fish were small but they caught their keeper redfish on live bait near Lostmans River.

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Sunday, December 6, 2009

Everglades Fishing Again

Jerry and company, Alabama, were pleased with some everglades redfish. Their limit measured 24 and 26 inches. They also got into some trout but had to be released since it is off season. We also spotted some snook but never had any on. They must have seen us.

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Thursday, December 3, 2009

Some Good Redfish Today

Jose and company got into some very nice everglades redfish. Some were oversized, some were undersized, and some were just right. The keepers measured between 25 and 27 inches. He caught some snook and one was in the slot but had to be released. It was a good everglades fishing day.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Saturday, November 28, 2009

Another Good Day

Paul and company fished for half a day today and caught some reds, snook, trout. A very slow day but had fun everglades fishing.

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Friday, November 27, 2009

Another Everglades Fishing Day

Another hard day of everglades fishing. However, for a half day we did ok. Josh and company got into some nice sheephead, goliath grouper, and one very very large fish which we will never know what it was. It went straight for the woods and broke the line. Sound familiar?

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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Everglades Fishing

A tough day for John and company. Some reds, sheephead, snook. A tough everglades fishing day.

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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Backcountry Everglades Fishing

Scott and son Nate, Dallas, got into some backcountry snook and reds today with jig and shrimp. Also, they were using Riptide jigs. There were some keeper size fish. We were fishing in Canon Bay, Alligator Bay, and Plate Creek Bay. Some good everglades fishing there.

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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Everglades Redfish!

Everyday is different and today was no exception. Fred and Casey, Ft. Lauderdale, caught some nice redfish today on shrimp and cut ladyfish near Lostmans River. Also, they caught some trout, snook, and black drum. Fishing was slow today but a limit of reds is always nice, especially when they are large keepers.

Everglades fishing again today and tomorrow.

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Sheephead Again

More of the same again. Joe and Gay, Miami, did it with shrimp. Another everglades fishing day.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Monday, November 16, 2009

Some More Everglades Fishing

We are back in fall & winter mode of everglades fishing. We caught more sheephead, drum, reds, snook, and trout. Bob and company, Bonita Springs, caught a few of each. They caught them on shrimp. We had large greenbacks but they did not work well.

Oh well, that's everglades fishing for you.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Reds, Sheephead, Snook, Drum, etc.

Lee and Indy, Naples, had a very good Everglades fishing day. They caught large sheephead, snook, reds, drum, and snapper. They went home with some nice fillets. Most of the sheephead were between 4 to 6 pounds. They were using shrimp for bait fishing on the bottom.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Everglades Fishing Style


Jim Basara and company, Minnesota, caught some very nice redfish and snook on cut ladyfish today. Some of those redfish were oversize and one was swallowed whole by a very large shark. We also lost a very respectable snook on a stump. We were fishing an area north of the Shark River. Beautiful weather allowed us to make this long run in short order. A very good everglades fishing day.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Saturday, October 31, 2009

Trout, etc.

Dennis and company, No. Georgia, caught a variety of fish today including snook, redfish, trout, which make up the swamp slam, and, an assortment of other fish which make up the trashcan slam. We were using shrimp and cut ladyfish to catch the snook and redfish and RipTide jigs to catch the trout.

We were fishing an area north of Lostmans River. It was a slow Everglades fishing day.

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Friday, October 16, 2009

Redfish and Snook for Everglades Fishing

Well, it's like a broken record. You go out, get some bait, catch your limit of some really nice redfish, all by 9am. Then, you go snook fishing for the rest of the day. Everglades fishing style. Tom, Palm Beach went home with some redfish dinners. All were caught with cut ladyfish.

Today, we did just that. Caught some snook, had some tug of wars with some really big sharks, and came back to my dock. The snook were caught with Storm lures. One of the sharks must have measured about 8 feet. Everglades fishing style.

Call this everglades fishing guide.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Sharks, for Everglades fishing

We had sharks, sharks, and more sharks. Fortunately, no sharks got our snook and reds. Tom, Palm Beach, got some nice reds today. We also caught some nice snook today. Homer Simson was there to greet us late this afternoon. All were caught on live greenbacks and cut ladyfish. Some good Everglades fishing today.
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Friday, October 9, 2009

Everglades Fishing Report

Today we fished for speckled sea trout and caught some on the flats near Pavilion. There were some that were nice keeper sized and some that were small but fun to catch. All were caught on Rip Tide jigs which were the 3 inche gray and rootbeer color shrimp. There were some nice 50 pound tarpon on the grass flats but were too full on ladyfish to hit jigs. This was an ok everglades fishing half day.

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Capt. Tony Polizos
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

A Hard Day of Everglades Fishing

What a hard day. Beautiful weather and some good tides! Except this everglades fishing day took all I had to produce fish. We did manage to catch some nice snook later in the day. I had to travel far and fish hard to get them. Also caught some redfish and goliath grouper. All were released.

What an everglades fishing day. Please call this everglades fishing guide.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Monday, October 5, 2009

Everglades Fishing

Well, after some time of a "sabatical" from the blob, I decided to put a report on everglades fishing here. We have been catching some very nice redfish up to about 32 inches and some nice snook up to about 32 inches. The larger ones busted off. Trout have not been themselves but you will catch enough for a nice supper for up to 4 people. Tarpon are on the grass flats up to about 60 to 70 pounds. You may be able to find some small ones up to about 15 to 20 pounds in the rivers and small creeks near Everglades City. An Everglades fishing charters will net you some good fish.

Call this everglades fishing guides for some everglades fishing.

Capt. Tony Polizos
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Monday, April 27, 2009

Everglades Tarpon Fishing

We fished hard for tarpon. There were many in the creeks near Shark River. Plug casting all day long and few were feeding. Plastic was not on the menu. However, we had several strikes. Tomorrow I may try some live bait at the mouths of those creeks. The tarpon should be there.

Another everglades fishing day.
Capt. Tony Polizos
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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Everglades Tarpon

A very good everglades tarpon fishing trip today.  All three anglers were 17 years old and all were into tarpon.  Not 40, 50 or 60 pounders, but, 100 up to 125 pounders.  The largest tarpon caught was estimated at about 125 and was landed in about 30 minutes.  An excellent experience for a teenager.  All were from Michigan.  Only one tarpon was caught today, but, 4 were jumped, and I am embarrassed to say that I lost count on the number of strikes and rises.  Artificial lures rule!
 
No photos today.  Too busy to take photos.
Capt. Tony Polizos
 

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Friday, March 6, 2009

Windy Cold Everglades Fishing

Wind and Cold didn't stop Paul, Minn., from catching some nice drum which are excellent tablefare.  These fish were caught on a jig with shrimp.  Mangrove snapper, grouper and trout were also caught on this trip.  A very good everglades fishing day.
 
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Monday, March 2, 2009

Snook!

Everglades fishing is mighty fine.  Snook season is open but the water temps are too low.  However, certain areas will produce keeper snook and this is all temperature and tide dependant.  I like dark bottoms and moving water to produce fish.  I will catch snook in the middle of dark bottom shallow bays some small and some large.   Any lure will work as long as it is a jig or shallow running crank bait.  Everglades fishing is excellent.  I love it.
 
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Saturday, February 28, 2009

Trout, Snook, Snapper, and Sheephead

Shannon and parents, Ft. Myers, caught some nice fish today.  A few snook, some keeper snapper and trout, including a large sheephead were part of the catch today.  A good everglades fishing day.
 
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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Juvenile Tarpon

Dick, Mass., jumped 4 juvenile tarpon today on a Bang-O-Lure.  We also caught some small snook, all north of Everglades City in a backcountry bay.  Everglades fishing!
 
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Thursday, February 19, 2009

Everglades fishing for redfish

Steve and bro, Mike, Ft. Lauderdale, got into some nice redfish in the Ten Thousand Islands today.  The wind was blowing about 20 knots but this did not stop them from getting their limit of redfish.  These fish were caught on a jig and shrimp with a popping cork. 
 
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Saturday, February 14, 2009

Everglades Fishing

Arturo and sons, Coral Springs, got their fair share today of trout, reds, snook, sheephead, and black drum.  The snook were released.  The sheephead, reds, and black drum were caught on a jig and shrimp.  The trout were caught on jigs with Rip Tide tails.
 
Another happy everglades fishing charter.  Call this everglades fishing guide.
 
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Drum, Sheephead, Trout, Whiting

Another great day of everglades fishing inspite of the 20 knot winds.  These fish were caught between Chatham River and Lostmans River.  We used shrimp and RipTide jigs.  Bob and Dan, Naples, had a good day of everglades fishing.  Call this everglades fishing guide.
 
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Sunday, February 8, 2009

Everglades fishing for Trout

At 57 degrees our waters where too cold for most fish.  However, Dennis and company, Florida and Georgia, managed to get some nice trout.  These fish had nothing in their stomachs.  This is as tough as it gets for everglades fishing.  With air temperatures warming up our waters will warm up this week and those hybernating fish will be extremely hungry!
 
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Everglades Fishing Now

Now is the time to set a date to go everglades fishing for redfish, tarpon, snook, and trout.  An everglades fishing charter will give you the opportunity to sample some of the finest and most pristine fishing America has to offer.  This everglades fishing guide can take you to some of the more remote areas of the Everglades National Park which has little fishing pressure and can offer you some of the best everglades fishing.  Set your site for March and April if you want to keep a snook for the dinner table.  If you would like to get one of those oversize everglades snook then make a date with this everglades fishing guide for May or June.  This is the spawning season and those large snook congregate along the beaches and river mouths to eat and spawn. 
 
For those everglades tarpon, then book a date with this everglades fishing guide for April or May.  This is when these fish migrate in numbers and can be found in rivers, creeks and backcountry bays.  Light tackle fishing for 100lbs and up in a small creek can be most challenging even for the best angler.  However, you must have the right tides and moon phases to provide you with the best opportunity to jump or catch these bruisers.
 
Redfish can be found most of the year and now is a good time to get one.  Everglades fishing style,  Shrimp, jig, and popping cork!  Nice keeper size can be found in certain remote locations.  Large oversize reds will be here in numbers during the late summer and early fall of the year.
 
If you are looking for great trout action then book a trip with this everglades fishing guide now.  Limits are caught every day.  These fish know what everglades fishing is and will readily take an artificial shrimp on a jig and popping cork, or just plane jigging near the bottom.  Now, most grass flats hold quantities of trout from Indian Key all the way to the Shark River and I have fished and caught nice trout on every one of them.  Everglades fishing is great!
 
Call this everglades fishing guide now to book a trip.
 
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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Sea Trout

All trout were caught on Rip Tide new penny 3 inch shrimp tails.  Gabe and son Gabe, New Jersey, caught them near Rabbit Key.  Most of the bite was late afternoon when the water got up.  Good everglades fishing action.

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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Everglades Fishing for Trout

Harold and Frank, Naples, caught a few nice keeper trout today.  The fish were caught on jigs near Rabbit Key.  A very tough day due to low waters and 20 knot winds.
 
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Sunday, January 25, 2009

What! More Trout Again

Due to low low tides trout were the main focus for Tom, Alberta, and he caught them on Gulp shrimp tail jigs. Most were caught near Rabbit Key and measured up to 22 inches.
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Saturday, January 24, 2009

More Trout

Did someone say trout? Today Kevin and RayAnn, Ft. Lauderdale, caught their share of nice keeper trout. They were caught on RipTide and Gulp jigs out on the grass flats south of Indian Key.
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Sunday, January 18, 2009

Morning Trout

Ian and company, Boynton Beach, got their share of trout this morning. We were fishing near Chatham River and were using RipTide and Gulp jigs. All were nice size trout with few undersized. Another happy everglades fishing charter.

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Sunday, January 11, 2009

Everglades Fishing

Lee and Indi, Naples, got their share of nice trout, redfish and sheephead.  All came from near Lostmans River.  Extreme low tides this morning proved a challenge but these anglers overcame this and got their limit fast.
 
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Thursday, January 1, 2009

Another Everglades Fishing Trip

Charlie and Bob, Minnesota, decided to celebrate this 2009 New Years day with an Everglades fishing trip. They caught some nice keeper trout which made it home since it is the first day of trout season. Also, they caught keeper snapper and redfish, all near Big Lostmans and Rogers Bay. A good backcountry fishing day.

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