Though the weather was overcast today, Greg and I released 6 redfish from 7 to 30 pounds in 4 hours...Images to follow soon!
Jan
http://www.flatsfishingonline.com/
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Looking Forward to Captain Greg Dini/ New Orleans
Tarpon Still Going Strong!
Since the bulk of the frontal trough passed through Florida leaving calm water and cloudy skies, I ventured forth in search of the silver king. I love calm water that's over 75 degrees under dull skies, since I feel that tarpon are ultimately a low-light fish..a bit like seatrout.
Everything was just right and the action was outstanding...and will be if you know just the right places to suit the conditions!
Jan
www.flatsfishingonline.com
Everything was just right and the action was outstanding...and will be if you know just the right places to suit the conditions!
Jan
www.flatsfishingonline.com
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Butch Moser Fresh Water Bonanza Images by Jan Maizler
Friday, November 20, 2009
Fishing Trip Bonanza Images with Captain Butch Moser by Captain Ken Collette, Part 1
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Tarpon in Regalia!
Slight warming trend after the front and seasonal regularity put the tarpon right where I expected.
Results for three hours- 2 strikes, 2 jumped, 1 30-pounder released.
Jan
http://www.fishingfloridasflats.com/
Results for three hours- 2 strikes, 2 jumped, 1 30-pounder released.
Jan
http://www.fishingfloridasflats.com/
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Image Sonata by Art Blank...
Friday, November 13, 2009
Tarpon Action Continues!
8:00 a.m. was the last of an early dawn bite and I just went "2 for 6" on tarpon. The water is clearing as it cools and thin 30# fluorocarbon leaders are necessary. These very light leaders caused easier fray-throughs, even on "bowed-to" jumps. Just like the last few trips, there was a frustrating need for longer battles due to less line pressure called for on the thin leaders.
The tarpon are moving into the back bays with the advance of the cooler weather.
I may have to go to 40# fluorocarbon and settle for less strikes, but more released fish after quicker fights.
Anyway, two released fish ain't shabby and were in the 30-pound class!
Jan
http://www.flatsfishingonline.com/
The tarpon are moving into the back bays with the advance of the cooler weather.
I may have to go to 40# fluorocarbon and settle for less strikes, but more released fish after quicker fights.
Anyway, two released fish ain't shabby and were in the 30-pound class!
Jan
http://www.flatsfishingonline.com/
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Jan's New Article in Sport Fishing Magazine
My new article on flats rods optimization is out in the current Sport Fishing Magazine.
Follow the link to the magazine's cover and contents...
http://www.sportfishingmag.com/in_this_issue.jsp
Follow the link to the magazine's cover and contents...
http://www.sportfishingmag.com/in_this_issue.jsp
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
FlatsFishingOnline to Field Test Spro Lures!
There's an exciting array of Spro bucktails and Swimbaits (plugs) that I'll be field testing in South Florida and Caribbean waters for the fall and winter season.
Basically, the breakdown is-
*Bill Siemantel Signature Ocean swimbait
*Bill Siemantel Signature BBZ-1 Shad swimbait
*Prime bucktails in 3/8 and 1/2 ounce models.
With this arsenal, it looks like I'll have a thorough spread of lures to toss at inshore and offshore gamefish. I'd be remiss to not add that these offerings are armed with sticky-sharp Gamakatsu hooks.
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