Biscayne Bay, Everglades, and Islamorada Fishing Report

The spring fishing season is erupting across South Florida's legendary waters as warming temperatures trigger one of the year's most exciting transitions. From Biscayne Bay to the remote reaches of Everglades National Park, we're experiencing exceptional action across multiple species.

Tarpon season is kicking into high gear as migrating silver kings begin staging in our waters. These magnificent gamefish are providing spectacular early morning battles, with screaming drags and acrobatic displays that remind us why this is our favorite time of year. Whether you prefer the challenge of fly fishing or the versatility of spinning gear, the opportunities are outstanding.

The backcountry bite has been nothing short of spectacular. We're experiencing incredible action with trophy snook and oversized sea trout, while our redfish trips are producing numbers that will make your arms tired - we're talking 40+ fish days on the oyster bars. As waters continue to warm, we'll transition from bait fishing to sight fishing these bronze warriors on the flats.

Biscayne Bay's legendary flats are coming alive with both bonefish and permit. The warming trend has brought in some truly impressive permit, and with proper timing and visibility, we're getting shots at fish of a lifetime. The bonefish action has been particularly noteworthy, with multiple shots at fish during prime tidal periods.

Looking ahead, this transitional period offers anglers an incredible opportunity to target multiple species in a single day. Whether you're an experienced fly angler looking for your first permit on fly or a family wanting bent rods and steady action, the next few weeks promise some of the year's best fishing.

Don't miss out on this prime fishing window. Contact us to book your adventure and experience the incredible diversity of South Florida's spring fishery.