Category Archives: Fly Fishing on a Boat

If Clouds Could Speak

Posted on November 1, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

If clouds could speak, a story they could tell. Yes the sky is a future teller. And this morning, windswept clouds told of front to come. Caught a boat ride out into Charlotte Harbor. The AM was calm. After noon the wind went … Continue reading →

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October in the Northeast

Posted on October 7, 2013 by Ed Mitchell

If you live in Connecticut, Rhode Island or Massachusetts, this is a great time to be fishing the coast. The days grow short, the wind swings to the north, and stronger tides make themselves known. Together, these changes kick start the coastal … Continue reading →

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A Day on the Water with my Son

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Ed Mitchell

My son Ed came down from Connecticut for some Florida fishing! Nice. So I booked a day with Captain Jamie Allen. We sailed out of Placida under light winds for a fine day on the water.  My friend believe me, Jamie is … Continue reading →

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More Fly Fishing in Gasparilla

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Ed Mitchell

A couple of days ago I caught another boat ride with Ron Whitelely. Ron sure knows how to find the fish! We immediately ran into a huge spanish mackerel blitz spread out over a couple of miles of beach front. … Continue reading →

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Good day at Gasparilla

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Ed Mitchell

Yesterday I fished with Ron Whiteley. He is an excellent  and very knowledgeable fly angler. Looked a little stormy early in the morning, but the weather settled down as the day progressed. Right off the bat, Ron got a big snook of … Continue reading →

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