Jim and Gwen were with me again today, it was a little breezy out of the southwest with an impending cold front coming tomorrow night. We had some leftover bait from yesterday and Gwen didn’t want too bumpy of a ride so we stayed in the backcountry bays and channels. We caught some sharks, a big ‘mud marlin’ sawfish, and one tarpon! We also lost another tarpon unfortunately. With the wind and conditions it was fairly good fishing to be honest so we were happy. We decided to hit the mangrove islands for some snapper on the way home. That was a little tougher we had to work around but eventually we found some nice snappers in one of the cuts leading into the island – the island itself seemed to be filled with undersized ones. Anyhow, back at it tomorrow. Gonna get cold so tarpon may slow down for a few days here until water temps get back up near 80.
Capt. Rick Stanczyk
Hello my name is Capt. Rick Stanczyk and welcome to my website! I’m a fishing guide in the fabulous Florida Keys, Islamorada to be specific. Tarpon are the species I spend a lot of time fishing for and they are my passion. I fish a more limited schedule these days
though I have a team of young talented guides who I've been training that are available for fishing charters, so please get in touch if you want to go fishing!
305-747-6903
rick@fishingislamorada.com
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