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Captains Name: |
Capt. Ned Small |
| USCG License : |
Licensed and Insured |
| Types of Charters: |
BackCountry, Flats |
| South West |
| Fishing Locations: |
Naples, Everglades National Park, South Florida Everglades, Everglades City, Ten Thousand Islands |
| Catch of the Day: |
Redfish, Sea Trout, Snook, Tarpon, Black Marlin |
| Fishing Reports: |
No Reports Available. |
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| It's the Maverick "Mirage," a seventeen foot "technical poling skiff" capable of running in just a few inches of water and poling in about six. It's quiet four stroke Yamaha and 30 MPH cruising speed, coupled with it's long range, up to 100 miles per day, make it the ideal boat for fishing the flats in Everglades National Park. |
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| About Us! |
A life long fly rodder, I grew up fishing for stripers in the tidal rivers of Cape Cod, and spent many years in the Delaware Valley fishing dry flies for trout. A family passion for fly fishing, particularly tarpon and other salt water species, led me to a permanent relocation to Everglades City several years ago. Since my arrival, I have spent hundreds of days each year finding my way into some of the most exciting fly fishing in the area and developing the back country knowledge to put you right in the middle of it. I live in the heart of Everglades National Park in a stilt house on Panther Creek. My boats are kept at the dock behind my house where we can be on the water in minutes. I was the guide to the winner of the "Largest Redfish on the Fly" in the 1999 Collier County YMCA Redsnook tournament.
It's miles of mangrove shoreline... hundreds of coves and bays...quiet coastal rivers and back country lakes. Shallow water everywhere. It's sight fishing from the foredeck of a quietly poled skiff while gliding in mere inches of water in pursuit of visible fish. It's sleeping tarpon, tailing reds and lurking snook. For the dedicated shallow water angler, it's a unique opportunity to fish in one of nature's idyllic settings. It is some of the most exciting light tackle and flats fishing there is, Everglades-style. |
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