Thursday, May 23, 2019
May 23, 2019 Report (Bonefish)
I was glad to have been off the water the last few days as I waited for the moon phase to improve. Well, it did and Bill was the recipient of the improved moon phase. He's from New Orleans and wanted to try for bonefish, tarpon and permit, species much harder than the reds he gets back home. At our first spot we found a bunch of bonefish and Bill got his first bonefish early on in the trip. As the day progressed and the wind increased to 20MPH we permit fished for a bit and then finished off tarpon fishing the flats where we found some but never had a solid shot at them courtesy of the wind and cloud cover. In the meantime we were able to sneak a quick trip to the finger channels where Bill caught his first mutton snapper.
Congrats on the bone Bill!
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
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May 19, 2019 Report
Nathan and his wife Britney jumped aboard today and we were on the hunt for bones and tarpon. We fished high and low for bonefish and drew a blank in spite of ideal conditions. Tired of this we hit the oceanside flats for tarpon and threw flies at a bunch of them. We had a few track the fly and a few take a swipe at them but no hook ups.
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
May 17 and 18, 2019 Report
The last time I fished with Jeffm it was blowing close to 25 mph winds but he managed to catch two nice bonefish. Conditions today were once again ideal on both days but the fishing remained tough. One the first day we bent some rods on a wreck after blanking on bonefish, tarpon and permit and on the third day we focused only on the big three and drew a blank. Urgh!
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
May 16, 2019 Report
With the bonefishing being so good I was excited today to get Hassan on some bonefish. We had perfect condtions, slick calm water, low tide and a high hopes. I pulled in to the first flat and nothing came easy. We had bonefish and redfish acting especially spooky. There were a number of times when we would blow out fish a few feet from the boat although they weren't visible as they seem to be sitting on the bottom or moving very slowly. With the wind kicking up we moved to a shallow wreck bent some rods and then hot the flats for big cudas bit only small ones were around. What a tough day.
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
Monday, May 20, 2019
May 15, 2019 Report (Bonefish Video!)
Today I had Nathan on board and he is a sniper with the flyrod. We focused on bonefish today and that was the right move as the bonefishing was on fire! He ended up going 2 for 5 on bonefish on fly and we had a blast. You have to watch the video for the craziness and near disaster!
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
May 14, 2019 Report (Bonefish Video!)
Kent is always a blast to fish with and his friend, who had fished with me a few months prior, completed the dynamic duo. Today was epic and it was the first day in about a week I was able to bonefish. With perfect conditions we hit a shoreline and that is all we needed. Kent was up first with the flyrod and on his 3rd cast hooked a nice bonefish and got it to the boat. What a start! Alex was up next and again on the 3rd cast got a solid bonefish himself. If only most trips were like this! After a bunch more shots the storms ran us off and we ended up shark fishing the flats and it was epic as well.
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
May 11, 2019 Report
Erich has fished with me before and he was back on board today. The goal was to catch lots of fish and then a bog one for bragging rights. Back on the wrecks and it was on fire catching mangrove snappers, trigger fish, yellow jacks, grouper, blue runners and more. Then we hit the flats for big barracuda and sharks and the flats were dead. Weird!
Capt. Mo Estevez
www.MiamiBoneFIshing.com
786-853-1409
Follow me on Instagram @MiamiBoneFishing
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