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Florida Everglades Fishing
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Address:
P O Box 777
Goodland, FL 34140
Phone:
239-970-2105
Fax:
239-417-1677
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Captain Jay Peeler specializes in light tackle fishing in the backwaters of the 10,000 Islands. He has eleven years experience, is an Orvis endorsed guide and is licensed by the USCG. He can accommodate 1 to 4 anglers. For reservations or information call 239-970-2105
Email captainjaybo@aol.com
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Address:
195 Smallwood Drive #333
Chokoloskee, FL 34138
Phone:
239-571-1756
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From young to old, male to female, and those with special needs, Captain Pete Rapps and his top notch guides will take you on a back county excursion through the Everglades National Park that you will never forget. Between our vast knowledge of the area, easy going demeanor's, great patience, & willingness to teach, I guarantee you will have a fantastic day on the water! Personalized tours and charters depart from both Chokoloskee Island and Everglades City, FL.- US Coast Guard and Everglades National Park Licensed Captains. Book online 24/7
Email CaptainRapps@gmail.com
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Address:
P O Box 824
Chokoloskee Island, FL 34138
Phone:
239-695-9107
Fax:
239-695-9108
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Florida Everglades National Park guided fishing adventures. Fish Everglades National Park & 10,000 Islands. Light Tackle and Fly Fishing in the pristine waters of the Everglades Backcountry.
Over one million acres of sheltered waters, excellent year round weather, fine accommodations, a richly diverse fishery ... A traveling fisherman's ideal destination!
Email captwright@chokoloskeecharters.com
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Address:
Chokoloskee, FL
Phone:
239-695-4626
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Enjoy the beauty and wildlife of the Everglades on a unique fishing trip through the 10,000 islands with a 4th generation native guide. Capt. Rodney Raffield will take you to places unknown by most. Captain Rodney Raffield ~ National Park Guide ~ Licensed & Insured. Backcountry Fishing ~ Backcountry Excursion
Email captrodney@centurylink.net
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Address:
PO Box 670
Everglades City, FL 34139
Phone:
239-695-9107
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Kayak Fishing - The fastest growing segment of sports fishing. Everglades Kayak Fishing maintains a fleet of state-of-the art Heritage Redfish 12's and the Native Watercraft "Ultimate" (for the fly fisherman). Extremely stable and completely rigged for fishing, we provide you the best equipment available to safely access the remote, seldom fished areas of Everglades National Park.
Email captwright@evergladeskayakfishing.com
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Address:
P O Box 397
Chokoloskee, Florida 34138
Phone:
239-695-0687
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Captain Terry Shaughnessy -- Fish the Everglades for Trout, Pompano, Reds, Snook, and Tarpon. Shallow water, Light tackle or Fly rod. Fishing License, Rods, Reels, Bait and Ice are provided.
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Address:
P O Box 1255
Marco Island FL 34146
Phone:
239-389-1575
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Sport Fishing the waters from Naples, Marco Island, the Ten Thousand Islands and into the Gulf of Mexico with Florida native Captain Shaun Chute. Six Chuter Charters is located on Marco Island within minutes of Naples and Southwest Florida. We guarantee your boat will catch fish. Professional, local, experienced guides.
info@sixchutercharters.com
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Everglades Bass Fishing
Most anglers agree that bass fishing in the Everglades is a unique and captivating experience. Many people visit this unique environment expecting the stereotypical swamplands of old black and white movies; what they find is one of the country’s most extraordinary natural formations. Thousands of kinds of fish, dozens of endangered species and land forms unlike anywhere else in the United States can all be found in the Everglades. These surroundings also provide some of the best largemouth bass waters in the country; however, anyone who spends time bass fishing in the Everglades will discover more than just an angling adventure....read more about Everglades Bass Fishing »
Fishing Knots and Rigs
Mastering the art of tying fishing knots and rigs requires experimentation, practice, patience, and perseverance. If one technique doesn’t work, the individual should willingly try another: some fish like deep water while others like shallow water; some fish don’t like sunlight, while other species may be found in sunny areas; and even their feeding habits may affect the types of fishing knots and rigs the fisher will require. Basically, practicing different techniques will help the fisher to determine the best technique to use, when to use it, and where to use it.....read more about Fishing Knots and Rigs »
Fishing for Mackerel
So, if you’re thinking of hitting the ocean and trolling for mackerel this fishing trip be aware that it’s not a haphazard way of pulling in a big fish in a short amount of time. Trolling for mackerel requires specialized watercraft, unusual equipment and distinctive gear. Not only that but any angler who chooses to troll must either pair up with a knowledgeable guide or be certain to know in detail the feeding habits of the mighty king mackerel......read more about Fishing for Mackerel »
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