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Category Archives: Kayak / SUP Fishing
Back on the Water
Wind wind go away! High winds and small craft warnings have kept me off the water forĀ nearly a week. Damn. Stuck in the house. Well today the wind was scheduled to drop a bit, so last night I put … Continue reading
Low Tides lead to Tailing Reds
We’re stuck in a weird weather pattern. In fact, the damn weather has been off all year. Right now we have August temperatures in November. That’s crazy sh*t. The only good news is that we are starting to get those … Continue reading
Seven Snook
This morning the skies were bright and the wind light, swinging to the southeast for the first time in a week. It was a stellar June day on the Florida flats. I left the ramp just before 7Am, and poled … Continue reading
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This Spotted Sea Trout Robbed Me
Yesterday held some good fishing. In the morning, I found several snook along the mangroves. None huge, but all fun. As the tide continued to fill, I paddled the Adios out to the sandbar in hopes of doing some sight-fishing … Continue reading
Spotted Sea Trout
Hit the water early this morning, leaving the ramp around 7 AM. The wind was light, the skies were clear, and the tide was about to flood. I slowly poled the Adios northward, covering roughly two miles of water. Conditions … Continue reading