Backcountry fishing can produce numerous species of fish. Snook are hard fighting adversaries that jump and can be difficult to keep out of the mangrove roots while fishing near shorelines. They are also found in potholes on the flats and can be sight fished. Red fishing can be a bonefish-style type of fishing where you can cast to tailing Redfish in shallow water. Average weight can range from 4 to 15 lbs.

The best times to fish the backcountry is anytime. That's right, each and every day of the year. Although winter time can bring unpredicted weather due to cold fronts. Jack Craval, Trout, Redfish, Sheepshead, Pompano, Triple Tail are prime targets in winter. Summer brings lots of Snook, Tarpon, Snapper, Ladyfish, Redfish and Sharks.

Fly Fishing in the backcountry is a a lot of fun especially for the novice fly fisherman. Fly fishing in a mullet mud for sea trout, ladyfish, jacks and sharks can be very fulfilling. Instant action awaits you. Fly fishing for redfish and snook is very exciting because many time you are looking at the fish you wish to catch. Redfish are a little less spooky and always eager to take a fly. Snook fishing, is mostly chuckin the fly into a maze of mangrove roots or pot holes. Also, I do a a lot of fly fishing for sharks and let me tell you, its one of my favorite things to do when they are in the area. The power of Bull or Lemon shark ripping drag is pretty much insane. Once you find the sharks, getting them to eat a fly isn't that difficult. I seem to have better success in murky water. No matter which route you go, fly fishing in the backcountry is a lot of fun. Just remember if you are planning a trip down here, practice your casting. Ever wanted to try fly fishing? This is a great place to start your fly adventures. We can teach you how to cast and discover the enjoyment of fly fishing with just a couple of hours of lesson.

There are many plentiful species that can be caught in the backcountry. Drifting channels and grass flats can produce large Sea Trout and countless other species of fish like Tarpon, Jacks, Ladyfish, Sharks and much more. Sight fishing can be very exciting. Anchoring in channels and shallow water areas can produce some of the best shallow water fishing. Sight casting to Redfish Sharks, with an occasional Tarpon or Cobia, in 3 feet of water can be unbelievable. Backcountry fishing provides non stop action and is highly recommended for children and anglers of all ages .

Rates:
Four Hours: $375.00
Six Hours: $450.00
Eight Hours: $550.00
Two Passengers

TRIPS INCLUDE:

Fishing Licenses Bait Tackle Ice Fish Cleaning ITEMS TO BRING: Sunscreen Rain Gear Polarized Sunglasses (Amber) Non-Marking Soled Shoes Hat (Wide Brimmed) Beverages ( Water ) Food

Boat Information:	Safety	Misc.
Type: 2006 Ranger Phantom Size: 16 feet Passengers: 2 passengers maximum + Captain Draft: 7 inches Speed: 40 MPH	Fully Insured - U.S. Coast Guard Licensed My boat is equipped with 3 life jackets, 2 fire extinguishers, flares, radio and cell phone. Safety is my #1 priority. No hard Alcohol. My vessel is DRUG FREE	• Top of the Line Gear Provided by Penn and Temple Fork Outfitters • Sponsored By Mercury Outboards • Sponsored By Ranger Boats • Novice or Seasoned Anglers • Children Of All Ages Welcome

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