Waiting for the tarpon at sunrise in Calda Channel north of Key West. |
Plenty of rolling tarpon but none wanted to eat my flies. |
No luck with tarpon so we moved on to permit and bones. |
Capt. Mike's highly classified fly box. |
The best looking fish on the flats. |
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A nice ten pound permit for yours truly caught on a live crab. |
Hunting for bones near the Snipe Keys. |
Mike hooks up with a five pound bonefish. |
One for me. The 85 degree water and falling tide was perfect for cruising fish one the white sand. |
This bonefish gave me one of the longest runs I've ever experienced. It dumped at least 200 yards of backing from my reel. |
My Tibor Everglades reel in this photo is fifteen years old and has landed more than 500 bonefish in its lifetime. |
Another hook up for Mike. |
Capt. X hates showing his face and refuses to publicize his business, too. |
Bonefish are really great looking, too. |
The End. |