From The Captains

Tarpon Time!

By: Capt. Greg Poland Hope everybody has been having a great month of fishing, I know we have been dealing …

Let’s catch some yellowtail snapper!

By: Capt. Bruce Andersen May is a great time for fishing in the keys. The mahi mahi bite is getting …

Spearfishing Grouper

Capt. Tony Young In the diving and fishing world, the long anticipation is finally over, grouper season is open! May …

Catch You Outdoors

By: Capt. Rob Modys The Florida Keys have long felt like home to me, even though I’ve lived for a …

Peace, Meaning & Purpose Through Fly Fishing 

Gunshot wounds to the head, multiple traumatic brain injuries and blast injuries from Improvised Explosive Devices, and psychological and moral … Mar 27th, 2023

April Brings Baby Birds to Florida’s Beaches and Barrier Islands

It’s spring! Now is the time when many birds are starting their families. While some birds lay their eggs in … Mar 27th, 2023

The Taylor Slough Project

The recently completed Taylor Slough Improvement Project delivers needed fresh water to the Everglades, improving habitat for fish, birds, alligators, … Sep 27th, 2022

More From The Captains

Silver King by Kayak

By: Randy Morrow It’s spring in the Keys, and that means (BIG) tarpon season is kicking into gear. The larger, …

Capt. Joel’s Fishin’ Holes

By: Capt. Joel Brandenburg Look for the fishing to start picking up and it’s that time of year where the …

April Opportunities

By: Capt. Greg Poland Hope everybody has been having a great month of fishing, I know we have been dealing …

In it for the Long Haul

By: Capt. Bruce Andersen In the spring of 1994, I left my home on Long Island, New York, in a …

Snook Trip

By: Hunter Pence Many coastal anglers living in Florida are in search of big snook. Joe, Trey Brooks and I, …

Kayak Fishing for Juvenile Tarpon

By: Randy Morrow Spring is here and one of my favorite targets as the water warms are juvenile tarpon. Generally, …

Capt. Joel’s Fishin’ Holes

By: Capt. Joel Brandenburg Ana Banana Fishing Company is on the water 300 days a year or more. Sometimes we …