Today, I took a client named Don out to get on the school of Redfish while they were everywhere. We got on a few big ones and lost one due to a rod breaking. Super cool morning of fishing

Today, I took two new friends from out of town to do some Redfish school chasing. We ended up getting a handful to eat which were all good sized ones. Same school as the day before.

Today, April 23rd, I took my best friend Zach out of Pasco county to do some pre-fishing for a charter the following day. We got on a crazy redfish bite outside the creek. Absolutely crazy couple hours of huge redfish!

Today, April 16th, I took a repeat client named Rob out to do some inshore fishing for Snook, Redfish, and Trout. We landed two huge snook at the end of the trip on live croakers. They were both around 36”.

Today, April 12th, was a prime example of the element of unexpected catches in the Gulf of Mexico. While trout fishing with corks and whitebait, Melenda hooked what we thought was a shark. As it got closer, we realized it was a Cobia! The fight went on for about 5 minutes with a 7 foot medium rod. What a blast!

Today, April 10th, I took two new clients out to do some inshore fishing in the New Port Richey area. We ended up getting our slam with a 30 inch snook, 23 inch trout, and one small redfish. Overall, very exciting action packed half day of inshore fishing. Thanks for booking!

Today, April 2nd, a last minute trip opportunity presented itself. I received a call from subscriber of my YouTube channel who saw my business card hanging in a bait shop and called about a last minute two hour trip booking. He had caught snook, redfish, and trout before so but Tarpon were new to him. I made sure to let him know that Tarpon are very finicky eaters and hit or miss but his mind was set on catching one. We set out with only a handful of leftover bait and found them rolling everywhere. After about 15 minutes, one finally ate our bait. The fight went on for what felt like 5 minutes but was probably only a few minutes. After 4 jumps and tiring this fish out, I grabbed the Tarpon firmly with two hands. A 39 and a half inch tarpon for Charles. His first one caught on a spur of the moment fishing trip. Thanks for giving me the call and congrats on your first Tarpon.

Today, April 2nd, I had a 4 hour inshore fishing trip with a local resident of the New Port Richey area named Don. Don’s favorite fish to catch was snook so we started the day out early and used live whitebait to catch snook for the first couple hours of incoming. Then, we ended up catching a few smaller redfish back in the creek toward the end of the trip. Right at the end of the trip, we decided to see if the Tarpon were active and rolling. They were, so we decided to give it a last shot at a homerun. 10 minutes into fishing, we hooked the biggest Tarpon that I personally have seen in that spot. We fought it for a few seconds before it came up, jumped, and went back down under the dock. It was still an awesome sight and fun way to end the trip. Thanks for booking Don!

Today, March 29th, I took a new friend and client named Lee went out and smoked the Redfish and Snook in the creeks. Thanks for booking!

Today, March 26th, I took a new client named Stan and his best friend out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County. We started out the day with a bang chasing Redfish in the creeks. We caught a few really nice upper slot Redfish under the mangroves and then fished for flounder and black drum under a dock with live shrimp. Thanks for booking!

Today, March 25th, I took my client named Joe out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. It was a good start to the trip catching a few snook and then as the tide got lower, we fished a dock for Black Drum. We probably caught around a dozen in an hour. No sign of Redfish or Trout.

Today, March 19th, I took my new client named Cody out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We were a little bit worried because of the cold front that moved in and dropped the water temperature like 10 degrees. We started the day chasing Tarpon and got lucky enough to land the only one we hooked on small whitebait. Then we went and caught redfish, snook, and black drum. Thanks for booking an inshore fishing trip!

Today, March 15th, I took Jon and his father in law inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day chasing Redfish and had a good amount of luck with the Redfish on the incoming tide. We did catch 1 big trout on the north rockpile and a redfish too. Thanks for booking an inshore fishing trip!

Today, March 14th, I took a my client named Chris and his friennd out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day off strong with solid slot redfish during the incoming tide in the mangroves. No sign of Trout biting today. Thanks for booking an inshore trip! Looking forward to next time!

Today, March 13th, I took a my client named Matt and his wife out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day off strong with solid slot redfish during the incoming tide in the mangroves. Then we traveled into a creek where we were able get Brett and his wife on their first Snook. No sign of Trout biting today. Thanks for booking an inshore trip! Looking forward to next time!

Today, March 12th, I took a my client named Brett and his daughter out to do some inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day chasing Trout and ended up losing a few at a nearby oyster bar. Then we traveled into a creek where we were able get Brett’s daughter’s first Snook and his first Speckled Trout. Thanks for booking an inshore trip! Looking forward to next time!

Today, March 10th, I took Zach from Wisconsin out to do sone inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We ended up getting his first snook right around 30 inches as well as a couple other snook and redfish. No sign of trout in the backcountry area but lots of redfish and snook.

Today, February 28th, I took two clients out to do some classic inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We ended up putting the live whitebait to use on Speckled Trout and Snook since they love whitebait. He caught his first Speckled Trout and lost a few good sized snook in the creek!

Today, February 27th, I took my best friend Robby out to do some pre-spring inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day a little later in the afternoon chasing big trout with live shrimp under a popping cork. Robby caught his biggest Speckled Trout at just over 20 inches. A little bit later into the trip, I caught a 24 inch Trout further back in the creek! For a short trip, we definitely made it count with the trout!

Today, February 21, I took my new friends and clients named Jon and Rob out to do some classic winter-time inshore fishing in Pasco County, FL. We started the day chasing Sheepshead since the water was significantly colder than usual. We ended up catching a bunch of Sheepshead and smaller redfish on shrimp and fiddler crabs. Luckily the sheepshead were biting so well that we spent over 2 hours fishing the same dock pulling out over 30 sheepshead. Then we used live shrimp and targeted Redfish passing by. We also caught a few black drum. Thanks for a great trip guys! Looking forward to next time!