Yesterday morning started with a few rolling Tarpon and Permit Tails poking up in the flat calm.
Turned out to be too calm, we had 3 crabs stolen, 2 by Tarpon 1 by a Permit.
These guy's can be tuff when the water is so clear and flat calm, truth is a fly-rodder has a better chance under those conditions.
I was short a Fly-Rodder.
This A.M. was not a lot better, dozens of Tarpon and Permit milling around as if waiting for the train to Pittsburgh.
We did hook a Tarpon and for a few moments we were brilliant, then we forgot to bow and he jumped off.
A while later another miss-Q and no hookup.
Hard to feel to badly when its so beautiful and your surrounded with Tarpon and Permit.
We should be seeing the migratory Tarpon in a week or so, with this kind of weather.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Tarpon Fishing Key West Some More
Today's Cold Front gives me a break long enough to sit down and pop out a few lines.
Later I'll go to the gym and zip around town on the motorcycle, wearing pants and jacket.
We were happy jumping Tarpon and snagging a few Permit this past few weeks and then another really chilly front knock up down a notch.
62 degrees is not Tarpon weather and last night lows will return to mid 70's later today.
Many Tarpon are in a holding pattern just offshore and we'll start to see them by the end of the week.
Bags of Tarpon Flies and Boxes of Tarpon Plugs have been arriving this week.... munition's for the planned 3 month offensive.
Night time fly-fishing for Tarpon has been a ball when conditions permitted, sometimes we were home by 8:30 after landing a couple in 3ft of water.
Spot light's providing a silvery explosion next to the skiff.
I love Tarpon.... every one I even saw.
Later I'll go to the gym and zip around town on the motorcycle, wearing pants and jacket.
We were happy jumping Tarpon and snagging a few Permit this past few weeks and then another really chilly front knock up down a notch.
62 degrees is not Tarpon weather and last night lows will return to mid 70's later today.
Many Tarpon are in a holding pattern just offshore and we'll start to see them by the end of the week.
Bags of Tarpon Flies and Boxes of Tarpon Plugs have been arriving this week.... munition's for the planned 3 month offensive.
Night time fly-fishing for Tarpon has been a ball when conditions permitted, sometimes we were home by 8:30 after landing a couple in 3ft of water.
Spot light's providing a silvery explosion next to the skiff.
I love Tarpon.... every one I even saw.
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