13 Mar Islamorada flyfishing guide
Islamorada Flyfishing guide
Well, winter time is coming to an end and Spring is quickly approaching. We haven’t had any serious cold weather but the wind has been blowing hard, which is typical during late February-march and April.
Great bonefishing all over the keys
Lately, I have been bonefishing all over the keys, from Biscayne bay all the way through Big pine key. The fishing in Biscayne and key largo has been pretty steady, even during days of lousy weather. In fact, those windy days, along with clear skies have been the best to find schools of mudding Bonefish. Most fish have been cruising and mudding hard during both tidal periods.
The bonefishing in the Lower keys has been as good as it gets with big schools of bones in the 3 to 7lb range. These smaller lower keys Bonefish are usually very cooperative and easier to catch than the wily upper keys Bones.
The bonefishing will continue getting better as we get into spring time, and the water temperatures become more stable. Also, most angling pressure starts going towards tarpon fishing, leaving the bonefish flats empty for the anglers willing to turn the poons down and take advantage of the opportunity.
Prime permit time
March is one of the best times of the year to fish for permit, before they move to the wrecks to spawn. Those windy days with blue bird skies in March can offer some world class permit fishing in Biscayne bay and the lower keys.
The tarpon marathon is about to start! I will be mainly flyfishing for these fish throughout the keys and the Everglades. I still have some openings in June. Give me a call and let’s go after the big three!
Capt Alex Zapata
Flats fishing guide
IFFF certified fly casting instructor
Miami, Everglades and the keys
(786) 317-4733
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Hallam and Teresa bonefishing out of Islamorada. Their first time sightfishing for bonefish
Islamorada Flyfishing guide
John smith with his first Biscayne bay Bonefish
Capt Alex and fellow fishing guide, Capt Jeremy fisher down in the lower keys Bonefishing.
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