Pure Bliss

Our arrival signaled the capstone of our month long sojourn in the Caribbean. As the ferry workers unloaded our pontoons onto the dock, we patiently awaited the arrival of our wheels with our eyes affixed towards the flats. We were pumped to say the least, our minds warped by heightened expectations and two long weeks of very slow fishing and […]

A Week on a Beach

As the rising sun flooded the volcanic hillsides, we piled our gear on the dock to await our ferry. In a few short hours, we’d be wet-wading, in the moment, for the next 8 days. For the previous two weeks we shared the waters with a group of friends. But now they had departed back to their homes across the […]

9/12/11 Everglades National Park on the Kayak

Great day. Hooked two tarpon on topwater. Went 2 for 3 Reds on fly. Also got two reds on spin including a fat 27″ on the money for dinner. Lots of wildlife today. Also seen an 18″ sawfish and some nice snook but couldn’t get a shot. It rained for nearly 2 hours in the morning but it was kinda […]

9/11/11 Florida Insider Fishing Report

Captain Rick Murphy asked me to do a segment for the kayak edition of the Florida Insider Fishing Report. Thanks to Jeff Suber for recommending me. It was a bit nerve racking but fun none the less. Here is a video someone took with a cell phone. I will post a link when the real video becomes available. I believe […]

Counting Sheeps(head)

Well to sum it up. I put 3 absolute perfect shots on 3 fish with three dif flies and they all got ignored. Found out the sheeps were eating muscles after spooking one off and looking at what he left behind. They were everywhere! We seen over 30 fish some nice sized. My buddy went with me, his first time […]

Redfish Can’t Jump

This is my first post on this blog, so allow me to introduce myself. My name is Jeremy Chavez (or JP as many people call me). I have been part of the blogosphere for years now and my current blog venture can be found at www.castingtales.wordpress.com. I am a sight fishing/redfish addict who resides in Southeast Texas. Most, if not […]