Your Homosassa Tarpon Fishing Guide The tarpon is one of the largest and most popular game fish in the waters surrounding Florida. It can grow to almost 300 pounds, which makes it a very challenging fish to capture. Tarpon are not used for food because of the numerous tiny bones that are scattered densely throughout...Read More

Cobia are fairly abundant here in Homosassa and targeting them on fly is one of our favorite methods. These fish may be seen swimming along buoys, floating over grass flats and near sandy beaches. Cobia also often seek shelter from predators by swimming beneath Sting Rays. Homosassa Cobia Fishing  is some of the best fishing...Read More

Homosassa, pronounced home-uh-SASS-uh, is among Florida’s most sought-after Tarpon fishing destinations. Ecological wonders await you in Homosassa – West Indian Manatees play among the gentle waves and the region’s shallow waters invite inshore fly fishing.Read More

Florida’s Emerald Coast is home to premier Backwater Fishing. Backwater anglers cast into glass-like waters from atop a shallow draft boat often referred to as a poling skiff. Homosassa, pronounced home-uh-SASS-uh, is Florida’s most sought-after Backwater Fishing destination. The region’s skinny waters will surprise the angler with fat fish. Moreover, the region is renowned for...Read More

Florida is a paradise for anglers, especially those who want to reel-in Tarpon. Tarpon, Megalops Atlanticus in Latin, is easily recognized by their silver sides and belly, green or metallic-blue body, trailed dorsal fin and size. This majestic fish is dubbed the Silver King due to its size and shimmering silver color.Read More

Tarpon Fishing Season in Florida As the weather warms up going into late spring, Florida anglers from nearly every coast begin to gear up for Tarpon fishing season. With places like Boca Grande, Tampa, and Key West at the center of most anglers attention, many places in Florida are left alone for anglers to enjoy...Read More

With winter coming to an end, Florida’s version of cabin fever does as well. Though we admittedly love winter for the waterfowl hunting, our true passion lies in the fly and light tackle fishing action that this place is known for. Though good all year, spring and summer bring us aggressive and large sized fish...Read More

At the heart of Florida’s “Nature Coast”, over 50 first magnitude springs provide a continuous flow of clean, 72 degree freshwater to the King’s and Homosassa Bay areas, located between the Crystal and Homosassa Rivers. This ecological gem along the Gulf Coast boasts a thriving diversity of exotic tropical creatures and is the perhaps the...Read More

October is an exciting month for us here in Homosassa. When we get that first cold front, we know the flats will come alive. Redfish will start schooling up, trout will put on the feed bag, and then “Mr. October” arrives – the big bad “brown bomber” himself, the Cobia.Read More

The redfish bite is as strong as ever here in the Homosassa area of Florida. And with that comes some exciting and heart-pounding sight-fishing action. With clear skies and shallow waters, sight-fishing for the mighty redfish is easily done with artificial lures or even flies. Fly-fisherman, this is what you’ve been waiting for. Seeing a...Read More