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Flamingo Fishing Reports


2009-06-14
8:43 AM

Hot Summer Fishing and Boating - Summer fishing began with wet weather and some wild storms. Water flow constantly affects the coastal Everglades and even urban and bay fishing. This is an important note to observe. And as we move forward into the heat of the summer you'll want t more...
Capt. Ariel Cabrera - Flamingo


2009-06-11
2:57 PM

Flamingo - Luck Favors the Prepared - Whether spending a day with a guide or in your own boat, being properly prepared can mean a more successful day on the water. The next time a professional fishing circuit is in town, visit some of the Pro fisherman the day before game day. You will more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo


2009-06-11
8:29 AM

Full moon = tough fishing! - 060909 I went over to the west coast today to pre fish for a tournament that's this weekend. We were looking for Redfish and went to some new spots and then hit our usual spot. It wasn't a good bite we had a handful of Snook but the full moons effe more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo


2009-06-08
3:16 PM

Summer is here! - 060409 I am fishing out of Haulover in N. Miami Beach this afternoon with Karen Frick and her father Earnhart which are visiting from Germany. The Mullet schools are pushing thru the inlet and it didn't take long and Karen had a 60 lb Tarpon hooke more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo


2009-06-04
12:29 AM

6/3/09 Florida Bay- Summer Bite - Summer is here and its hot. Slick calm mornings, fish pushing wakes, tailing, blowing up bait on a mangrove shoreline and of course those horseflies flying around the cockpit of the boat biting at your ankles and toes when you least expect them to. T more...
Capt. Steven Tejera - Flamingo


2009-06-01
11:45 AM

Flamingo - Stealthy Rewards - In the skinny stuff, stealth is key. If you want to catch the fish you see, both your approach and presentation have to be stealthy. Chances are, if the fish hear or see you, they will not eat. Everything is fair game here... sounds from the engine more...
Capt. Benny Blanco - Flamingo


2009-05-28
7:06 PM

Slow Biz, But Great Fishing - 052809 I fished south Biscayne Bay today with Robert and his son John celebrating his 35 th birthday. The conditions weren't perfect as we sat out on Caesers Bank looking for Tarpon, no sun and dirty incoming water made it tough to see. We did see more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo


2009-05-27
12:20 PM

Fishing report, Everglades backcountry - Flamingo - This will be my last report for the month of May and it's been a good month... We've been mostly fly fishing, backing up occasionally with spinning gear -- tarpon the main focus. Everything else has been biting, but the tarpon are the stars at the more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo


2009-05-27
2:03 AM

5/26/09 Chub Cay Bahamas-Flamingo-Memorial Weekend - Making a crossing to the Bahamas(Chub Cay) you usually have one thing on your mind before the trip and that's good weather. Aboard the Connie Marie for the crossing was Todd, James, Tony and myself and all four of us had that in mind, but mother natu more...
Capt. Steven Tejera - Flamingo


2009-05-22
12:17 PM

Rainy Season Has Started! - Fishing in South Florida is a bit different every year and long ago I learned that it is important to keep good records of what the fishing was like on each and every charter I make. I take note of many different things from each charter and log them more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Flamingo

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