It's not often I say that about month's end but this has been a tough month. With the steady cold fronts dropping air and water temps into unusual lows, the fishing has been tough. The cold water temps made fishing a challenge on most trips making us really work for the fish we caught. With that being said, I had plenty of good trips. The good news is that we are now in March and the weather is warm, the skies clear and the forecasts are calling for a warmer than normal March. What a relief!
While I sound pessimistic, there were bonefish caught at the end of the month including Raul from Argentina landing 5 bonefish on fly and to close out the month, Shawn from Australia also hooked three on fly. Also on the flats, the lemon sharks and bigger barracudas were on the prowl and eating whatever we threw at them with 12 year old Max and Max enjoying the fights with these fish.
The tarpon fishing will the one of the features of March so stay tuned and see what the first half of March has in store. See you soon!
Capt. Mo Estevez
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