Welcome to my Everglades fishing website. I am part of Florida's largest bass fishing charter and guide service with location in Naples, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Palm Beach for your convenience servicing the Florida Everglades.
Locations for Fishing the Everglades
The Everglades fishing consist of many different locations and styles of fishing. We fish the flats or marsh area during high water and canals during the low water conditions. Below are many of the locations great for freshwater bass fishing, these links will help you determine distance and conditions when considering travel and fishing with us. And remember we have locations in Ft Lauderdale as well as Naples to accommodate you. Read more...
What to Expect on your Guided Charter Trip
Most anglers agree that bass fishing in the Everglades is a unique and captivating experience. Many people visit this unique sub-tropical environment expecting the stereotypical swamplands with lots of bugs; what they find is one of the country’s most extraordinary natural formations. Thousands of kinds of fish, dozens of endangered species and land forms unlike anywhere else in the United States can all be found in the Everglades. Read more...
Everglades Fishing Reports & Blogs
A great location to find out what location is HOT. The Everglades fishing is always changing, while we enjoy certain locations we need to change with the fish. Check out our clients and fishing reports! Read more...
Information and History about the Florida Everglades
The Everglades and it's spectacular fishing it provides endless stories. The last remaining sub-topical paradise with the most impressive catch ratio’s available in Florida. America’s Everglades once covered almost 11,000 square miles or 1.5 million ackers of south Florida. Just a century ago, water flowed down the Kissimmee River into Lake Okeechobee, then south through the Everglades marsh to the flats of Florida Bay. The River of Grass for the sawgrass that flourished throughout the marsh, the Everglades is a mosaic of freshwater ponds, prairies and forested uplands that supports a rich plant and wildlife community. The river spans as much as 60 miles in width, yet is only six inches deep in some places. Read more….
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