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Chokoloskee Fishing Reports


2017-07-06
6:47 AM

Chokoloskee July 2017 - Your best bet for fishing the shallow flats and nearshore areas will be early morning and getting in before the late afternoon rain. The regular mid day storms will become more regular as the month progresses. We are now fishing mostly on the ou more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2017-05-06
8:58 AM

Solo Chokoloskee Fishing Report - Solo Chokoloskee Fishing Report We could have called this report, Last White Man Without a GPS Goes to the Everglades. I have been to Chokoloskee before of course, but not for a long time. I took my skiff and a kayak, by myself. Thus the Solo Ch more...
Capt. John Kumiski - Chokoloskee


2016-12-20
10:07 AM

Late December into January - Everglades National Park - Winter is here but you would not know it with our daytime air temperatures still in the 80's every day. Water temperatures are still in the mid 70's. Looking forward, January is typically our coolest month of the year. Gulf water temperatures typical more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2014-11-06
9:00 AM

November fishing in Chokoloskee & Everglades City - November is just about always my favorite month here fishing the Everglades National Park. My top reasons are that the daytime air temperatures will average in the low 80's, water temperatures will drop to the mid to high 70's, rainfall will drop to more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2014-09-08
12:16 PM

September fishing in the Everglades National Park - September will be the last HOT and rainy month of the summer here in the Everglades National Park. Day time air temperatures will average around 91. Water temps will hover around 86. Typical to our summer months, September heats up so much by mid day more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2014-07-06
9:09 AM

July Fishing in Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park - Here in the Ten Thousand Islands, the weather in July is somewhat predictable, as are the fishing patterns. Expect the bite to drop off during the mid day heat and slack tides. The bite is early in the day, and again late in the afternoon/early eveni more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2013-09-26
8:21 AM

October fishing in the 10000 islands - It may not feel like it just yet, but our first fall month is upon us, and the daily rains will start to diminish throughout the month. It will still be hot out there, but it sure will be nice to see the change of seasons. October is here and what a more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2013-01-11
6:58 AM

Seatrout, Black Drum and Sheepshead in the Florida Everglades - Temperatures were seasonal through December with most days in the mid seventies. Despite that, the water temperatures dropped into the mid sixties and low seventies. The first week of the New Year, things have warmed up considerably and the water was more...
Capt. Herb Kehoe - Chokoloskee


2012-12-04
6:54 PM

December fishing out of Everglades City & Chokoloskee - Each December we see some major changes to our local fishery. Around the middle of the month, we typically see our first major cold front come rolling through. We have already seen a few minor cold fronts come through in November which brought the ni more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee


2012-11-15
7:27 AM

Chokoloskee Report 11/15/12 - I just had out Lee Weiss from Ft Lauderdale and his Two friends Nick and Per from Sweden. After a few throws of the cast net we were headed into the back country to see who was hungry for some live Pilchards. We fished just the incoming tide and the more...
Capt. Brandon Acosta - Chokoloskee

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