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Reservations

• To confirm your fishing trip, we require a deposit $200.00 for each scheduled day when the fishing reservation is made; the balance is due upon completion of the trip. Personal checks and credit cards are accepted.The deposit amount applies to half and full days and tarpon trips.

• If you should have to cancel your fishing trip more than 45 days in advance of the fishing dates, you will be entitled to a 100% refund. If you cancel 30 to 45 days in advance, you will forfeit the full amount of your deposit. If you cancel 30 days or less in advance, you will forfeit the amount of the full trip, unless we can reschedule your fishing dates.

• Every effort will be made to reschedule your fishing dates. In the event that we cancel your fishing trip due to weather or unforeseen circumstances, you will receive a full refund.

• It's important that you check in with us at least 48 hours before our scheduled fishing trip to finalize our plans such as what time we will be departing, gear, lunch and beverages and any other details. The best time to reach us by phone is between 9:00 AM & 5:00 PM.

• *Regular customers or referrals may not require a deposit on fishing trips, however all cancellation terms will apply.

• *Guide fees include fuel, ice, tackle and expertise. Beverages, lunches and gratuities are not included.

April, May and June is the peak time for tarpon in the Florida Keys… Be sure to schedule your tarpon fishing trip now!

Tarpon Fishing Trips
Islamorada is strategically located in the middle of the late-spring to early-summer tarpon migration and there is no place in the world with better tarpon fishing opportunities.

Tarpon Fishing Methods
Live baiting for tarpon is one of the most popular ways to fish for tarpon in the Florida Keys. Fishing guides will fish bridge passes and channels throughout the area that hold tarpon. Drifting or anchoring, anglers will float pinfish, mullet, or crabs near the fish… look out for the strike!

Fly fishing
Fly fishing is a very popular method of tarpon fishing. Guides will pursue the fish and “sight it” before the presentation is made. The idea is to place the fly in front of the fish in a way that the fish will not be spooked making for an easy meal.