The Fish of a Lifetime!!! Tarpon On!!

Spring fishing in Clearwater is heating up, with water temps rising and fish getting active across the board. Seatrout are biting consistently on the flats with live bait producing best. Redfish are cruising and feeding well on higher tides, taking cut bait and other live offerings. Snook are being caught more often with pilchards and threadfins on moving water getting solid action. Tarpon are just starting to show along the beaches and passes, with threadfins working now and the crab bite right around the corner. Overall, bait is thick and fish are feeding hard

As we come into the end of winter and things are warming up, the fishing is heating up as well. More bait is starting to show up as the water temps warm up. During our most recent trips we have been catching plenty of seatrout, nice sized redfish, and some snook as well. If you have any questions about the fishing just reach out and I'll get right back to you. Tight lines Capt. Evan Denis

As we get into our spring time fishing patterns, we continue catching plenty of trout, quality redfish, and snook more often as a the water warms up. Some kingfish, Spanish mackerel, and Bonita have been near shore, but that has been limited due to the heavy winds we’ve had this spring. A few have started to show up, but we haven’t spent the time to fish for them yet. The peak of their migration is just a few weeks away.