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Adrenaline Pumpin',
Backwater Fishing Adventures?
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Pompano is one of my favorite eating fish that we catch in Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park. Clients love fishing for them on my charters when they are in season. A startled pompano hurls itself across the water's surface, skipping like a flat rock thrown with a perfect sidearm toss. Read More |
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Speckled trout is one of the premiere game fish to target while fishing the shallow grass flats of Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park. Not only is it great table fare, but it is a terrific topwater fighter! When hooked on light spin tackle, it will give you quite a show as it dances & thrashes wildly on the surface as it attempts to regain its freedom. Read More |
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As a guide I like to use light tackle while fishing charters for shark, particularly the smaller sharks which inhabit the near-shore Gulf areas of Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park. Juvenile blacktip, bonnet head and small spinner sharks are all common in the 12' - 30" Range. Larger bull sharks and nurse sharks are also commonRead More |
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The Redfish is a super-challenging opponent to target while fishing the grass beds and flats of Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park using light spin tackle. The shallower the water, the more thrilling the fight. Read More |
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Snook , “Line siders”: There is great prestige in fishing for and catching this very elusive, highly sought after sport and table fish. I target them all year long in Chokoloskee and the Everglades National Park. Read More |
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Tarpon, "The Silver King" . I guide charters for Tarpon during the month of May at the Bahia Honda State Park Bridge in Big Pine Key, FL, and all other months out of Chokoloskee. These acrobatic sport fish come in all different sizes in the Florida Keys and the Everglades National Park. Read More |
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As a result of the statewide freeze, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) issued an executive order on Jan. 15 that temporarily extends closed harvest seasons for snook. The FWC advises anglers that catch-and-release fishing for Snook is still allowed. Despite the big freeze and Snook kill all over the state of Florida, we are still out there every day catching lots of Speckled Sea Trout, Redfish, Pompano, Sheepshead, Snapper, Shark, Mackerel, and lots more here in Chokoloskee, Everglades City, and all over the 10,000 islands of the Everglades National Park. Click below for more photos and info about south Florida fishing guide and charter captain, Pete Rapps |
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Captain Rapps is considered to be the friendliest and most knowledgeable charter captain and backwater fishing guide in the Everglades city, FL and Chokoloskee Island, Florida areas of the Ten Thousand Islands and the Everglades National Park. |
