Threw my fly in front of a 120 lb. fish !

[Fishrite]

Went Tarpon fishing last week with my son. What a great experience. It is unbelievable to see a 6' fish come after a fly. [img]graemlins/applause.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/applause.gif[/img] We fished for 4 days and did not "jump" a fish. It was really slow. No eaters, as they say. It was still a great trip. We got to throw at Bones, Permit, and Tarpon. Only the Bonefish were in the mode to take. We had a number of fish leave the pack (sometimes over a 100 fish) and follow the fly. It looks like a bunch of torpedos coming through the water at you.....amazing!! Only 1 guide jumped a fish while we were there...... now can't wait for the "big bugs" to come out. fishrite

[Mark Vickers]

Where were you? I've been looking at going back to Florida for some backcountry fishing for mostly tarpon. Even a little one I've heard is crazy fun.

[Sublime]

I'd love to see some pictures!

[Fishrite]

We fished out of Homestead with Jerry Murphy. He is a very knowledgable guide and really knows the water. The migration had started and there were a lot of fish moving, but none were interested in eating our flies. We did catch bonefish. I only have 35mm pictures of the bonefish. We didn't feel bad after talking to 15 guides that hadn't hooked up either. Fishrite