Islamorada tarpon fishing stands as the pinnacle of flats fishing in the Florida Keys. Each spring, massive schools of tarpon migrate through the crystal waters of the Upper Keys, creating world-class fishing opportunities for anglers seeking their trophy catch. As a dedicated Islamorada fishing guide, I've spent countless dawns watching these magnificent gamefish roll across our pristine flats and channels.
The legendary tarpon fishing Islamorada offers attracts fly anglers from around the globe. From March through July, our waters come alive with silver kings ranging from 60 to 150 pounds. Whether we're hunting laid-up fish in the backcountry or intercepting ocean-side migrants, Islamorada tarpon fishing provides heart-stopping action as these prehistoric predators cruise within casting range of our skiff.
Florida Keys tarpon fishing requires specialized techniques, and as your Islamorada fishing charter captain, I'll help you master the skills needed for success. The Upper Keys tarpon fishery demands precision casting and proper presentation - skills I've refined through years of guiding in these waters. We'll target rolling tarpon with proven fly patterns, focusing on the prime feeding periods that make Islamorada the Sportfishing Capital of the World.
Tarpon season in Islamorada peaks during spring and early summer when crystal clear conditions make sight fishing most productive. Our Islamorada fishing charters focus on early morning and evening hours, capitalizing on optimal light and tidal movements that trigger aggressive feeding behavior. From oceanside flats to protected backcountry waters, we'll find the most active fish based on conditions and seasonal patterns.
As an experienced Islamorada tarpon guide, I invite you to experience the ultimate challenge in flats fishing. Book your spring tarpon fishing charter in Islamorada today and prepare for the fight of a lifetime against the legendary silver king. Prime dates during peak tarpon season fill quickly, so contact me to secure your spot and join the ranks of anglers who've discovered why Islamorada tarpon fishing creates memories that last a lifetime.

This winter in South Florida has provided plenty of high winds and clouds along with some good fishing when Mother Nature permits. I’m finding a great number of snook throughout Everglades National Park and Florida Bay along with some redfish. The bonefish fishing has been strong in Key Largo and Biscayne Bay.

I still have some prime dates available in July & August. These are two of my favorite months to fish the Florida Keys with twice the fish and half the boats around. Come on down this summer and enjoy some of the best fishing the Keys has to offer with me. 

Winter time is a great time in the Florida Keys! I am currently booking for December 2023 and the entirety of 2024. I still have some great dates available to target all the wonderful flats species South Florida has to offer. With average winter air temps in the low 70’s and abundant sunshine make the Florida Keys your winter escape for some fun in the sun! Bonefish, permit, tarpon, snook, & redfish are all obtainable species through out the winter months.

The fishing in the Florida Keys and Everglades National Park remains strong. I have been having some great tarpon fishing throughout the Gulf of Mexico and Florida Bay.

The snook have also been plentiful in the backcountry of Islamorada and Key Largo. I still have some availability in July and August. The summer fishing here in South Florida is outstanding. It is an excellent time of year to fish for a SLAM.

It’s feeling like an early spring around here in South Florida and I think the fish are feeling the same way. I’ve been having great fishing for all the desired species. Tarpon, permit, bonefish, snook, and redfish all seem to be plentiful and on the hunt.

The backcountry of Florida Bay and Everglades National Park are teeming with big tarpon and some really impressive snook both in quantity and size right now. Coupled with excellent opportunity on the Atlantic Ocean side for permit and bonefish.

I am currently still open for some dates in July and August. I can’t emphasize how good the summer fishing is here in the Florida Keys enough! Come on down and experience it for yourself!

The winter fishing here in Key Largo and Florida Bay remain strong! I’ve been on some rock solid snook fishing all over Florida Bay and Everglades National Park.

The bonefish fishing in Key Largo and Biscayne Bay has also remained strong providing great fly and light tackle fishing opportunities. The days are getting longer and warmer as we approach spring. I am eagerly anticipating another action packed March full of permit and tarpon!

We’ve been having some great winter fishing action here in South Florida! Florida Bay and Everglades National Park have been providing some great light tackle and fly fishing opportunities for tarpon, snook, and redfish. Biscayne Bay and the water surrounding Key Largo has been offering up solid bonefish and baby tarpon action.

Nothing better then 72 degrees and sunny in January! I still have availability in January, February, and March. Come on down to the sweet sunny south and enjoy some of the best sight fishing Florida has to offer!

Escape those cold, snowy, winter days down here in the warm sunny Florida Keys! We have plenty of species to fish for and an abundance of sunshine. With an average winter temperature in the low seventies South Florida and the Florida Keys offers the perfect tropical winter getaway.

From snook, redfish, and tarpon in the backcountry of Everglades National Park to permit and bonefish in Biscayne Bay South Florida offers the traveling angler some of the best variety to be found.

I am beginning to book my 2023 fishing schedule. There are still great dates available in January, February, March, July, and August. Come on down to South Florida and experience some of the very best flats fishing for tarpon, bonefish, permit, snook, and redfish. The Florida Keys is an excellent cold weather escape, with an average winter temperature around 75 degrees and plenty of sunshine!

The action here in South Florida has been solid! Tarpon, permit, and bonefish have all been plentiful and eager to please! These are three of the most exciting species to peruse while sight fishing in saltwater! I still have a few open dates in August. One of the best months of the year to target all three here in the Florida Keys!