Saturday, February 16, 2008

Everglades Tarpon Fishing

Everglades fishing without Everglades tarpon is like fishing without water.  They are here!  Let's get em.  The tarpon will strike artificial lures willingly and with prejudice!  These fish are here early and in numbers.  They are here due to the unusually higher temperatures we have had this winter.  The waters are about 72 degrees and this triggers the tarpon to start migrating north.  Since the waters are a bit cooler north of here I feel these Everglades tarpon will be here for a while.  Please call this Everglades fishing guide to schedule an Everglades tarpon fishing trip.




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Thursday, February 14, 2008

Connie's Day for Everglades Fishing

Although the waters were muddy and the tides were messed up from 2 days of storms Connie and David, Minnesota, were able to catch some very nice redfish.  Pictured above at my dock is Connie with a very respectable 24 inch redfish.  David caught another 22 inch Everglades redfish and released a few more.  Storms muddy up the waters due to the high clay content of the bottom and the very shallow waters but switching tactics and locations paid dividends today.  Trout were few and far between as were the other species.  However, this Everglades fishing guides was very happy.  Please call soon if you wish for and Everglades Fishing Charter as I am booking up.




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Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Everglades Absolute Fishing Charters

Capt. Tony Polizos is affiliated with the Florida Guides Association, the National Association of Charterboat Operators, the Coastal Conservation Association, and the IGFA which are well known professional and conservation associations for coastal and marine resources.  Capt. Tony respects our resources and is proud to be an Everglades fishing guide.  Everglades fishing for Capt. Tony is a lifestyle which cannot be replaced and must be conserved.  Capt. Tony offers Everglades fishing charters so you can enjoy his many years of experience.
 
Everglades fishing is the absolute best Southwest Florida has to offer.  Everglades fishing offers an enjoyable and memorable experience that will last for years to come!  These subtropical waters take you along a maze of Backcountry Rivers, bays and creeks providing you the opportunity to experience light tackle saltwater sportfishing at its absolute finest.  When you decide upon Capt. Tony's Everglades fishing charter, you'll find these waters are home to trophy snook, trout, redfish, tarpon and other species of fish.  You can catch all of these fish year round; however certain seasons provide larger quantities and sizes, which is why we encourage you to schedule your trip as recommended.  Contact us for more information on how to schedule your exciting Everglades fishing charter.
 
Captain Tony Polizos, an Everglades Fishing Guide, has the experience and knowledge to provide you a memorable and enjoyable adventure.  Captain Tony has been Everglades fishing for nearly twenty years and has had the privilege to work with some of the finest Everglades fishing guides who originated the modern style of guided sportsfishing.  Browse this site for more information on our charters and the options this Everglades fishing guide has to offer.   
 

 




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Sunday, February 10, 2008

Lots of Tarpon

There were lots of Everglades tarpon this weekend on the outside beaches from the Shark River on North.  These fish must have migrated north due to warm weather.  This is about a month early.  We were fishing for trout on the grass flats and tarpon were there to greet us with a splash.  Our Everglades tarpon can be very finicky or very aggressive and I use all artificial lures to fish for them.  If you want to get in on the action early call this Everglades fishing guide for a charter.     



Saturday, February 9, 2008

Everglades Fishing

Mark, Jay, and Glen, Naples, Fl, got into these Everglades redfish. They came home with their limit of 3 very nice redfish. Everglades fishing was tough today but we managed to scrape up a few of these beauties. Jay, pictured above, got this 25 incher near Chatham River. The fish made for a dash under the boat but Jay angled him out and landed the fish. It was caught on a popping cork and a jig with shrimp. Way to go Jay. Lots of tarpon out there with this nice weather we are having.





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Friday, February 8, 2008

Larry, Greg, and Jeff's Reds, etc.

Another day in paradise for Larry, Greg, and Jeff Everglades fishing at its finest.  It started out very slow due to the extremely low tides but when the water got up the fish started biting.  Larry and company started with trout and caught plenty but most were small.  They ended up with 4 keepers up to 22 inches.  We hit the beach and mangrove shorelines near Lostman's River and caught redfish up to 25 inches and black drum in the 5 pound range.  Only one snook was caught.  A limit of Everglades redfish was no problem.  It was a mixed bag today.  This Everglades fishing charter was a great success.



Thursday, February 7, 2008

Sam and Ron with 2 nice Reds

Sam and Ron, Brooks Fishing Club, had a good half day of Everglades fishing today.  They boated 2 nice Everglades redfish on a jig and shrimp with a popping cork.  The fish measured 26 and 24 inches and were caught in an area near  Lostmans River.  The tide was low and I had to use the electric troll motor to get around.  It will be snook season soon and we will shift tactics to get them.  Everglades snook fishing can be quite a challenge on light tackle and these fish will get acrobatic in their fight.  When this doesn't work they try for the trees, motors, and under the boat.  This Everglades fishing guide will be ready.