Podcasts about mosquito lagoon

Capt. Greg Dini is a highly respected flats fishing guide with expertise in saltwater fly fishing and light tackle angling. Born and raised in Orlando, Florida, he developed a love for fishing early on, spending his high school years honing his skills in Mosquito Lagoon. This passion led him to the University of Miami on a Division I baseball scholarship, where he further refined his angling techniques in the bountiful waters of South Florida. After transferring to Tulane University in New Orleans, Captain Dini immersed himself in the Louisiana marshes, dedicating thousands of hours to this iconic fishery. His commitment to the sport has earned him a reputation as one of the most skilled and respected guides in the region. Greg is a founding guide at Flywater Expeditions in Islamorada, Florida, where he continues to share his wealth of knowledge and passion for fishing with clients. Alongside guiding, he is also a published photographer and videographer, capturing the beauty and essence of the fishing world through his lens. In 2023, Dini and his angler Evan Carruthers triumphed in both the prestigious Golden Fly Tarpon Tournament and the Don Hawley Tarpon Tournament, solidifying their place as a formidable force in the competitive fishing world. Beyond his professional pursuits, Greg is a devoted family man who cherishes time with his wife and three children. This is his story - we hope you enjoy!

From the skinny brine of Mosquito Lagoon to north beach's relief at Ponce Inlet, Evan Geiselman has almost completed his back-to-the-sea, full-reptilian transformation. Fish-hunter, professional surfer, and... golfer? Yes, a damn fine golfer. The miracle at Pipeline rebirth-ed our very own stoked slayer of dragons back to life -- revitalized, refocused, and performing surface attacks and aerial artistry on our beloved stages, New Smyrna Beach. Enjoy this beachside chat with the one and only, Evan Geiselman.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show opens with an epic Mail Barge from the Department of Having A Good Time. Wyatt joins the cast to tell a few stories from his summer in Alaska working as a dockhand at a seaplane base, both good and bad. We discuss the latest Abel Reels collaboration and Drake Magazine Cover it inspired. The fundraiser behind the Coors & Ross Reels collaboration and how TU was disconnected on water quality concerns in Golden and Denver. The new sticker and swag campaign by the SW Florida based CFCW gets kicked around. A Tennessee story including; NASCAR, trout fishing and a hurricane. Jamieson and Ted rendezvous in the windy city. A homecoming hurricane. Wyatt's first Mosquito Lagoon redfish. Everyone shares their most hated type of day on the lagoon.

In this episode of the Fly Fishing Insider podcast, host Christian Bacasa interviews angler Jake Oliver about his fishing experiences on the Indian River in Florida. Jake started fishing in middle school and gradually transitioned from fishing in residential ponds to exploring the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. He eventually got his first boat and started incorporating business into his fishing passion. Jake shares tips on DIY fishing and discusses the challenges and techniques of fishing for redfish and trout in the Indian River. In this conversation, Jake Oliver and Christian Bacasa discuss their experiences with DIY fishing in various locations. They talk about the challenges of fishing for different species, such as redfish and tarpon, and the importance of exploring new areas. Jake shares his tips for finding good fishing spots, including looking for proximity to deep water and open water, and trying to get away from crowded areas. He also emphasizes the value of online research and using resources like Google Earth to scout potential fishing locations. keywordsfly fishing, Indian River, Florida, angler, DIY fishing, redfish, trout, DIY fishing, exploring new areas, challenges of fishing, redfish, tarpon, finding fishing spots, online research, Google Earth takeaways Jake Oliver started fishing in middle school and gradually transitioned to fishing in the Indian River and Mosquito Lagoon. He got his first boat and started a business called Fish and Grits, selling fishing-related merchandise. Jake shares tips on DIY fishing and emphasizes the importance of research and exploration. Fishing in the Indian River can be challenging due to declining conditions, but Jake found success by exploring different areas. He primarily targets redfish, snook, and trout in the Indian River and employs different casting techniques and fly patterns. Jake enjoys sight fishing for tailing redfish and uses stealth and precise casting to target them. DIY fishing allows anglers to explore new areas and learn more about the fish they are targeting. Proximity to deep water and open water can be important factors when looking for good fishing spots. Getting away from crowded areas can increase the chances of finding unpressured fish. Online research, including forums and blogs, can provide valuable information about fishing locations. Using resources like Google Earth can help anglers scout potential fishing spots before their trip. titles Targeting Redfish and Trout in the Indian River Tips for DIY Fishing and Exploring New Fishing Areas Tips for Finding Good Fishing Spots The Value of Online Research in DIY Fishing Sound Bites "Fish and Grits: Incorporating Business into Fishing Passion" "The Indian River: Challenges and Exploration" "Fly Fishing: A Whole New Level of Fishing" "Yeah, they're tough fish." "What was it about the Indian river in specific that you felt like really set you up to be in that exploratory mindset of like, I want to check out other areas and go see what else is available." "Yeah. Kind of doing that. What's the unknown? It's just like fishing a pond or a river. It's like, what's the unknown? If I go fish this corner or that corner, what's different? Or what's in the deep?" Chapters 00:00Introduction and Background 03:15Starting Out in the Indian River 07:07Transitioning to Fly Fishing 09:00The Thrill of Sight Fishing 11:01Exploring Different Areas 13:49Casting Techniques and Fly Selection 16:44Tips for Successful Fly Fishing 20:54The Indian River and DIY Fishing 22:17Exploring Other Fishing Areas 24:01Fly Fishing and Tarpon Adventures 29:00The Joy of Exploration 32:29Tips for Finding Fishing Spots 35:53Proximity to Deep Water and Open Water 38:58The Value of Online Research 40:02Fishin' Grits: Gear and Apparel 41:14FFF Voice Over Intro and Outro.mp4

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/620  Presented by: Guide Book Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/guidebook  Today we delve into fly fishing Central Florida with the expert guidance of Frank, a seasoned angler with decades of experience. He'll share invaluable insights into fishing strategies, equipment, and techniques. From targeting redfish and snook with varying rod weights to the intricacies of sight fishing with specialized lines, he got it covered. He also highlights the importance of conservation in preserving the Indian River Lagoon system. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced angler, Frank's wealth of experience and passion for fly fishing will inspire and inform your next fishing adventure. Episode Chapters with Frank Catino on Fly Fishing Central Florida 1:47 - Frank recounts his early days in the mid-1970s when fly fishing was rare in his area. He was mentored by Gary Schroeder, who introduced him to the sport. Frank ran a tackle store where he built custom rods. He collaborated with a machine shop to create a tarpon reel, which he successfully pitched to Orvis, leading to significant orders and cementing his place in the fly fishing industry. 5:38 - We talk about the Catino reel he used to build for Orvis until about 1984, at which point the market saw an influx of imported reels, making it difficult for him to compete due to his lack of machinist skills, unlike his competitors who were professional machinists. 7:53 - He assists Cortland in various capacities, particularly in Florida. He works with sales representatives and collaborates on developing fly lines and braids, leveraging his expertise in saltwater fishing. 8:24 - We delve into the fishing opportunities in central Florida. Frank highlights the diverse fishing options available in the lagoon system, emphasizing the popularity of sight fishing for redfish in Mosquito Lagoon. He lists other common species such as tarpon and snook, noting the variety available to anglers. 14:44 - Frank explains that the optimal fishing times vary depending on the season and temperature. Overall, he concludes that the best time for an all-day fishing experience in central Florida is from October through April due to cooler temperatures and more active fish. 17:18 - Mid-May they start seeing more tarpon, particularly larger ones. He mentions that there are smaller tarpons, weighing five to 20 pounds, present year-round in the backwater marshes where they grow by feeding on mosquito larvae. Hence the Mosquito Lagoon. 19:46 - We discuss the natural beauty and wildlife of the Mosquito Lagoon and the Canaveral National Seashore. Frank explains that the cape extends far into the ocean, and from his house, which is a few miles south, one can see the lagoon and the ocean. The region is popular for bird watching and is groomed for duck hunting. 22:11 - Frank highlights that while December and January are good months to visit their area, people must be cautious about hurricane season, which peaks from mid-August to the end of October, with September being the most active month. 24:32 - We dig into fishing strategies and equipment for targeting different fish species in various conditions. Around January, Frank typically sets rods for redfish and sometimes snook, using a variety of rod weights, primarily 6 to 8wt, because they are lighter and more comfortable for most anglers. He elaborates that in places like Mosquito Lagoon, his primary target would be redfish, but this could change depending on the location within the lagoon system. For example, further south, he might switch to targeting snook with heavier tackle. 27:18 - For targeting Snook, an 8wt rod is appropriate, along with 7 and 9wt rods, depending on the size of the fly being cast. He explains that 7wt rods are ideal for fishing smaller snook along mangrove shorelines, while 8 and 9wt rods are better for casting larger baitfish patterns, especially when targeting large snook. 34:42 - Frank explains the techniques involved in sight fishing for snook, such as using long leaders and clear lines while pulling around clear, shallow mangrove shorelines. He emphasizes the importance of longer casts and minimal boat imprint on the water to avoid spooking the large, wary fish. 37:16 - For snook, Frank suggests baitfish patterns, particularly those resembling mullet, a common baitfish in their area. We also discuss the effectiveness of flies such as Enrico Puglisi's bait fish imitations and Lefty's Deceiver. 39:02 - He talks about his collaboration with Guide Book and shares that he has fished with Ben, targeting redfish in the Banana River, which offers a variety of fish species. 44:57 - Frank explains his approach to casting, emphasizing the importance of allowing the fly to settle for a moment before stripping it, mimicking the behavior of bait fish. He believes that snook, like freshwater bass, are curious and respond to the sound and movement of the fly. 47:60 - He mentions that the tarpon line they refer to is a floating line, with options that include a colored floating line, a clear floating line, and an intermediate Tropic Plus line that is crystal clear. For snook fishing, Frank personally recommends using either the clear floating or clear intermediate lines. 50:12 - Frank mentions some gear to prepare for an upcoming fishing trip in Central Florida. He emphasizes the importance of being familiar with the fishing tackle and ensuring it is in good condition. 53:45 - We talk about the types of reels and retrieval methods. Frank explains that in the past, the majority of anglers retrieved their lines with their right hand, which was influenced by the dominance of right-hand retrieve reels in the market, particularly from English manufacturers. 55:49 - We discuss his preferred saltwater fishing reels. Frank mentions using Tibor and Nautilus reels, highlighting a new reel called Old Mariner by Paul Conover, whose grandfather built the famous Fin-Nor Wedding Cake reel. This prompts us to delve into the history of Fin-Nor reels. 58:57 - We get into the conservation segment. Frank suggests Dr. Aaron Adams from Bonefish & Tarpon Trust, who is known for his significant work on bonefishing. He also mentions Dr. Duane De Freese, the head of the Association of National Estuary Programs (ANEP) for their region, who is actively involved in efforts to clean up the Indian River Lagoon system from past algae blooms. 1:02:42 - Frank highlights the area's accessibility and the variety it offers for both beginners and experts. He also explains that the lagoon has sections that can still be enjoyable and productive even when certain areas are affected by weather conditions. 1:05:01 - We talk about their airboat services. Frank's airboat, equipped with a powerful aluminum block Corvette engine, can reach speeds around 60 mph, although he prefers to go just fast enough to avoid getting stuck. It can navigate very shallow waters and even some hard-packed surfaces but struggles with mud. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/620 

Our destination is Indian River Lagoon near the Kennedy Space Center on the Central Florida coast with Captain Frank Catino who gives us the low down on the Indian River, the Banana River, and Mosquito Lagoon.  Stretching over 150 miles, anglers can lose themselves in a sea of mangrove shorelines, shallow grass flats, and numerous islands where great numbers of tarpon, redfish, snook, and speckled trout thrive.   Having fished these waters for 45 years, Frank shares stories of fishing with Lefty Kreh, Yvonne Chenard, and  Roger Waters, how he came to build reels for Orvis and serve as mayor of his town.  We cover the seasons, tarpon and redfish behavior, and stick around to the end for some great tips on surf fishing. With Host, Steve Haigh Be the first to know about new episodes.  Become a subscriber Pictures from Captain Frank Catino: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram Contact Captain Frank Catino ·       321-223-7700 GuideBookCo:  https://guidebookco.com/guide/frankcatino  ·       https://captfrankcatino.com/ ·       Instagram @frankcatino Please check out our Sponsors: Adamsbuilt Fishing - THE trusted source for quality fly fishing gear, built to last at an affordable price. Waders, Nets, Outerwear. https://www.adamsbuiltfishing.com/ | Facebook & Instagram @Adamsbuilt Angler's Coffee - elevating the coffee experience for the fly-fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep.  https://anglerscoffee.com/   | Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco    Got Fishing - crafting world Class fly-fishing adventures specially designed to your level of experience and budget.   https://gotfishing.com/ | Facebook @GotFishingAdventures Instagram @GotFishing TroutRoutes - the #1 Trout Fishing app, helping you find new trout water so you spend less time on the road and more time fishing.  https://troutinsights.com/ | Facebook @troutinsights Instagram @TroutRoutes  Download the app here Destination Angler:  ·       Website ·       Destination Angler Gear – T-shirts, Hats, Artwork ·       Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast:  @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Facebook and Instagram ·       Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook.  Comments & Suggestions:  host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Recorded Dec 14, 2023.  Episode 110

It's no secret, our seagrass has been dying at an alarming pace. For those who don't know, seagrass is critical to our waterways, fisheries, and marine life in general. Well, a sod farmer from Florida started trying to grow different grass in some of his favorite fishing holes many years ago, and now it's turned into a full-scale company. In fact, they are doing a really special seagrass restoration project in the Mosquito Lagoon. Listen in as Katie Kramer, from Sea & Shoreline, shares what they are doing and how it impacts us an anglers.

Episode 89 - Gentlemen Start Your Engines Hugs on jobsites? We really must be providing stellar customer service. Fly Ass February - We've been fishing a lot, join us on a trip or three. Reds Rockets and The Swordspine - Larry & Jamie join forces to put the first redfish across the bow leading up to a splendid SpaceX FFalcon Heavy launch. Marc & Jamie head to the St. Johns River in search off American and Hickory Shad only to enjoy a day long river cruise. Jason, Jamie & Larry meet Doug Danger before hitting the Mosquito Lagoon for a fly fishing session. Fly Tying & Tithing @ Pickett's Palace was a success. Get a behind the scenes report on everything from the cheeseburgers to the Baptist Church inspired tithing box. It's official, the social media “fly fishing is cool” period in history has come to a close. Opinions on public access river etiquette were discussed based on the following fact set: 2 parking spots 500 yards away from another, how far is it okay to walk down / up? Does it count if he is a Tenkara guy? Question from listeners asked and answered: “if you could punch anyone in fly fishing who would it be?” 254 - The number of times we laughed during this episode. Lake Harney & Econ Shad fishing expedition (learn to wave) Ben and Larry provide a South lagoon fishing report. (Space Coast) Roadtripp'n with the Picketts. Tennessee smallie float with Kyle. Float trip with Johnathan from the Fly Box. Rock hopping for wild rainbows with Brannon. Grundens gear kept everyone toasty & dry in the mountains and on the water. Use Discount Code: Tailer20 to save 20% off your order. (Works on sale items as well) We still have yet to see it in person, but we speculate anyway: New Drift from ECC - impressions? Listener Supported- Thank You! A buck or two helps the cause on a big way. We're blessed to have the greatest listeners in fly fishing. (Venmo @T2FF2Events) Trxstle rod socks worked better than expected

Benny Blanco is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, but under his skin, his blood runs hot. In 2015, his life pivoted becoming a devout conservationists after Florida Bay lost over fifty thousand acres of his favorite fishing grounds. These grass flats were decimated by a large algae bloom cause by poor water quality and lack of fresh water. Joined at the hip with Captains for Clean Water, Blanco has been hand in hand with fellow guides and anglers alike on the footsteps of Tallahassee demanding change. The decimation over the years hasn't just been in Florida Bay but throughout Florida (Indian River Lagoon, Mosquito Lagoon, Everglades National Park, Caloosahatchee River, etc..). The main culprit was the lack of fresh water as it travels south through the Everglades. 2022 was a critical year when a passed Bill (2508) was on the desk of Governor DeSantis for a possible veto which was successfully executed. Those waning hours were critical. Captains for Clean Water and Benny's army were called upon and the “Rally in Tally” was a power play demanding to be heard, and they were. Benny Blanco has been a sought after fishing guide for over two decades. But his popular fishing show, “Guiding Flow TV” tells the conservation story from the poling platform of his skiff. Saving the Everglades is his most important work, and his voice has become one of the most powerful and respected in demanding Florida Legislature to clean up its act!

On this week's edition of Tide Chasers podcast, we travel to the Mosquito Lagoon on Florida's east coast! Here we chat with Capt. Hunter Bach who guides for Redfish, Snook, Speckled Trout and Tarpon on the fly and with light spinning tackle. We also talk about his new apparel company Aquatic Stalker. If you are craving warmer weather, make sure to tune in and learn more about stalking the saltwater flats! Tide Chasers is a weekly podcast featuring local fishermen, charter captains, tackle shop owners and party boat captains among others. We discuss our local fisheries as well as opportunities to the north and south of our home waters of PA/NJ. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest, send us a message! Otherwise, we appreciate all the likes, shares, follows and subscribers as it helps us grow! Help us get the word out, hit that share button! Where to find Tide Chasers on Social media: Instagram: @tide_chasers Facebook: www.Facebook.com/tidechaserspodcast Hosts: Khoa @thatasianangler Bobby @fishingwithaphd Lee @ljssurfing Tyler @tmwilczek  Guest: Hunter Bach @hunterofthewater @aquaticstalker @www.hunterbach.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 88 - For those of you who joined us on an Instagram live from the kitchen in the Tailer Park, you'll know we ate good before starting Episode 88 thanks to Jamieson's aim in the woods of Georgia. The opening segment features a guest appearance with Will Rice to talk: Season 3 of Down The Path Podcast From there we dive right into Fly Tithing - take on sharing the wealth and creating good vibes beyond the fly tying vice. Woven into the conversation are some of the stories from Marcus' guest tier appearance at Old City Fly Shop. We contrast structured events to open tying nights. Ben & Marc both share their preference between “rowdy” fly tying nights and more formal teaching environments. Larry shares a recent experience at the Park Avenue boat ramp where he received $5 for a couple of flies. (Look for his new IG account coming soon where he'll be selling more amazing custom flies) Jamieson & Larry detail a recent fishing trip on the Swordspine. The entire table dives into Duckgate (More like duck hate.)Join us in reviewing the opinions of some of the meanest sums uh bitches on the internet, The Duck Hunting Legal Scholar. Reference: 36 CFR 2.2 Our universally loved Social Media Review begins with posts that declare outrage over a Tarpon Tournament that has yet to take place. We offer accolades to Bajio for joining the fight for saving Mosquito Lagoon. We've been critical of their absence in the home waters we share, so we thought it appropriate to acknowledge their move to support Marine Discovery Center and their mission. Lastly, the East Cape "Drift" is the focus of our cutting edge reporting from the Skiff News Network. Thanks to Kevin Fenn for going on record and sharing a little of the back story and who is helping develop a new drift boat that is sure to send ripples across rivers very soon. Start picking your color today! How to support the World's Most Genuine Fly Fishing Podcast: Support The Podcast: Use CODE: Tailer20 at Grundens.com to save 20% on your next order off outdoor gear or apparel. Shop for Tailer Trash merch at tailertrash.com Venmo a buck or two to @T2F2events for "Tailer Snacks".

If you've ever heard of Mosquito Lagoon or the Indian River, you've likely heard some stories of pretty epic fishing experiences. This week I am chatting with a kayak fishing guide on Florida's Space Coast, meet Dee Kaminski! Dee originally hails from the Chicagoland area and grew up fishing in quite different waters than where she finds herself now. Her family used to make trips up to Canada where they would target walleye, northern pike, musky, and bass. After a series of events led her down to Florida, the Fishing Capital of the World, and from a kayak no less, Dee has found her true passion. She's great at what she does, and I am excited to share her story with you this week! Enjoy! Mentioned in this Episode: Reel Kayak Fishing Charters Connect with Dee Kaminski on Facebook Follow Dee Kaminski on Instagram Native Watercraft Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for free shipping!) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/240

If you've ever heard of Mosquito Lagoon or the Indian River, you've likely heard some stories of pretty epic fishing experiences. This week I am chatting with a kayak fishing guide on Florida's Space Coast, meet Dee Kaminski! Dee originally hails from the Chicagoland area and grew up fishing in quite different waters than where she finds herself now. Her family used to make trips up to Canada where they would target walleye, northern pike, musky, and bass. After a series of events led her down to Florida, the Fishing Capital of the World, and from a kayak no less, Dee has found her true passion. She's great at what she does, and I am excited to share her story with you this week! Enjoy! Mentioned in this Episode: Reel Kayak Fishing Charters Connect with Dee Kaminski on Facebook Follow Dee Kaminski on Instagram Native Watercraft Additional Resources: The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Page The Woman Angler & Adventurer Facebook Group The Woman Angler & Adventurer on Instagram The Woman Angler & Adventurer on YouTube Women's World of Fishing Monday Night Takeover YouTube Channel Listen on Apple Podcasts (subscribe and leave a review!) Listen on Google Podcasts Listen on iHeartRadio!  Support Our Partners! Lance Camper Freedom Boat Club Nashville Key West Boats St. Croix Rods Al's Goldfish Lure Co. Hellwig Suspension Products Costa Del Mar Sunglasses Stealth Rod Holders Florida Heartbeat iBass360 YOLOtek (use Coupon Code Angie for free shipping!) Additional Mentions: Lady Bass Anglers Association National Professional Anglers Association Waypoint Outdoor Podcast Collective Full episode notes available at thewomanangler.com/240 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 76 starts off with the true story off The Benfluencer's bachelor party. Marriage advice for the groom. Join Us for a new segment where we discuss current events by voting either "strip set" or "trout set" to indicate our approval or disapproval & the reasons why. We review the latest installment of Camp Tailer Park, our island camping adventure in Mosquito Lagoon. Marcus and Jimmy's experience with sea turtle rescue. Larry's latest trip to East Tennessee. Along with plenty more as we plow through, break-free to get you caught up on the latest from the Tailer Park. We proudly announce our hosting of the 2022 Fly Fishing Film Tour, to be held at Marine Discovery Center on April 23, 2022 with proceeds from the show being donated to their ongoing restoration and conservation programing. Thanks for the ongoing support of the show, we couldn't keep doing it without ya'll.

Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/272 Evan Russell is on the podcast to share the Costa story and help us understand how to find the right pair of glasses.   We find out which type of Costa sunglasses is best for salt and fresh water fishing, the technology behind these polarized sunglasses, and how choosing the right sunglasses enhances your outdoor experience. We dig into the history of Costa, how it was founded and became known for its unique polarized technology - plus the new Untangled Series which are made out of recycled fishing nets. Show Notes:  Polarized Sunglasses for Fly Fishing with Evan Russell 04:30 - Evan talks about when he worked for Bonnier Corporation and Yeti 05:37 - Back in the day, Evan fishes for Redfish in the Mosquito Lagoon 05:53 - Steve Davis was on the podcast at WFS 270 07:00 - Costa was founded in 1983 by Ray Ferguson who was an avid fisherman - 2023 will be Costa's 40th anniversary 07:27 - In the early 2000s, Costa became known for its 580 glass lense 08:34 - 580 technology cuts out light that doesn't enhance your optical clarity 09:12 - The chart that explains the color spectrum and how the light is cut out 10:34 - In 2019, Costa merged with Luxottica, the parent company of Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Persol 12:47 - A lot of Costa's products are made in the USA - mainly California 13:56 - Evan recommends starting with frames when choosing your glasses/sunglasses and explains why 15:00 - Costa's number 1 selling frame right now is the Reefton 16:09 - Evan picks glass than plastic lense when fishing 17:02 - The Polly (the 580p - plastic) is more impact resistant, lighter, and cheaper 17:41 - Costa's most popular lenses are amber-based like the green mirror, amber no mirror, copper silver mirror - the green mirror works great for fishing in general 18:13 - Dave used a pair of amber sunglasses for years - Suncloud brand 22:03 - What makes the glasses more expensive 22:40 - Costa recently launched Untangled 2.0 where they use recycled fishing nets as the plastic material for their polarized sunglasses and is one of their cheapest offerings 23:09 - Bureo offers a program where fishermen can turn in their old fishing nets for recycling 24:10 - Evan recommends the 8-based frame 28:22 - Article on how to choose sunglasses 31:30 - Evan talks about the difference between Yeti and Costa in terms of community marketing and their goals 34:59 - Community Marketing explained 39:42 - Evan's tip for startup companies trying to introduce their brand to the industry 41:03 - Evan commends Chewy.com for its excellent customer service and marketing 48:25 - We've done an episode about Canyon Coolers at WFS 211 50:56 - Evan talks about Captains for Clean Waters and the good stuff they have going - Costa sponsors them 55:18 - Evan and the Costa team plans to go to the Bahamas to shoot for their spring products 55:42 - Visit CostaDelmar.com to get a pair of Costa polarized sunglasses Polarized Sunglasses for Fly Fishing Conclusion with Evan Russell Evan and I talked about Costa's best Polarized Sunglasses for Fishing, the technology behind its features, and how the right sunglasses enhance your outdoor experience. What type of sunglasses do you use for fishing or outdoor activities? Let me know in the comments. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/272

Captain Jonathan Moss has definitely made a name for himself the past several years becoming one of the go-to guides for fishing both fresh and saltwater around Orlando and on the Mosquito Lagoon on Florida's Space Coast. I recently met Jonathan at ICAST this summer and I cannot wait to get out on the water with him. Jonathan's journey from an education background to fishing guide to tv host is pretty incredible and we dive right into all the things that go into making a successful fishing business and tv show run all while being a husband and father. Hope you enjoy this one and be sure to check out The Captain's Log on Waypoint tv and book a charter with him the next time you are in Florida. The Captain's Log tv Watch Captain's Log | WAYPOINT TV https://youtu.be/r7UTHaedEZo Facebook @thecaptainslogtv  Instagram @thecaptainslogtv Go Castaway Charters Go Castaway Fishing Charters | Orlando Fly & Light Tackle Fishing Guide Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, ASGA VP Tony Friedrich and Capt. Cody Rubner are joined by Capt. Billy Rotne, a multi-decade fishing guide on Mosquito Lagoon. Amongst his many other hobbies outside helping anglers catch trophy redfish, Billy is a coral grower and self-proclaimed marine science nerd. Billy has watched the state of the once "Redfish Capital of the World" Mosquito Lagoon change in recent decades and gives listeners the inside track into the "who, what, when, where, and why" of the current state of Mosquito Lagoon's redfish population.This podcast is presented by Costa Sunglasses.Follow ASGA on Social to stay up to date on current events!Instagram = @SaltwaterGuidesAssociationFacebook = American Saltwater Guides Association

Scotty and Larry Talk Trash, Casting Competitions, Conservation, and More! Larry Littrell of the Tailer Trash Fly Fishing podcast sparked his love for fly fishing in Florida at Mosquito Lagoon, chasing redfish on a skiff. That fly fishing love affair has taken him across the Caribbean, the Rockies, Canada, Alaska, and Hawaii as well as many places in between. Larry wears work boots for his day job, but has never stopped dreaming of the next place he'll visit to explore with a fly rod in hand. He has an amazing wife, incredible son, and faithful lab for a family and enjoys traveling with them whenever and wherever they can. At his core, Larry is a highly experienced loafer, gallivanter, and raconteur.

In this podcast series, we have teamed up with our friends at Guiding Flow TV. Each interview is designed to continue the conversation and focus the guest. In this episode, we sit down with Hilary Hutcheson to discuss her journey as a writer, angler, guide and conservationist. Hilary shares her story of growing up as a kid exploring the waters of Montana, how she has evolved as a guide and angler, and what draws her to the fight for Mosquito Lagoon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We've been scattered about for the past month, yet here we go again. A little fishy talk, some skiff updates and our usual wandering in search of the meaning of life. Check out The Tailer Park Casting Championships and 3rd Annual Dinghy Derby pages for more event information. If you're ready to support boots on the ground education and conservation in Mosquito Lagoon by donating to the raffle being held at The Thingy Before the Dinghy, please contact us. For more about Razorfish Boats or Floyd Skiff Co., visit their website.

Most of Episode 63 is our responses to the questions and topics you wanted to hear us talk about. Thanks for engaging on the Instagram post, it made for a fun and informative time around the Old Oak Table. We'll do it again soon. The episode cover photo for Episode 63 is a steel sculpture of a bass created by Jason Bowman at OGRE Outdoors in Brevard, NC. We have four sculptures in total that are being installed in the Tailer Park "art museum". Look for information coming out soon on how you can get one for your home or office and help fund Mosquito Lagoon conservation efforts at Marine Discovery Center. Listen closely to our announcement of the dates for the 2021 Dinghy Derby & Poker Run. We're planning a two day event that will start Friday evening with The Thinghy Before The Dinghy. We also preview the newest social event opportunity with the crew from Tailer Trash Fly Fishing - The Tailer Park Casting Championship. Subscribe to our email list to get updated on these events and more on TailerTrash.com

Its Valentines Day so the cast of Tailer Trash Fly Fishing got together to enjoy a romantic lunch fresh off the Traeger before sharing some of their latest misadventures in fly fishing with you. Get the details of Ben & Marc's trip to Troutland, including the best burger in the south and a case of failure to keep it between the ditches. On the salty side of things, both Larry and Carl have lies to tell from recent forays into the backcountry of Mosquito Lagoon. Hear our review of the latest marketing piece on summer fishing travel to Mosquito Lagoon. Pro Tip: Pristine and Untouched should not be in the description. The Mail Barge really delivers big on its stop through the Tailer Park.

2021 is here and we survived to tell the tale. Tailer Trash Fly Fishing resumed its tradition of storytelling and unedited reporting on the latest and often not so greatest underbelly of fly fishing culture and entertainment. Joining us around the Old Oak Table in the Tailer Park was none other than Ted McGregor (@tedmcgreezy / @camp.mcgregor) of “Do You Even Double Haul, Bro?” fame. Ben Pickett (@el_mucho_pescado) gets us started with his wrap-up of 2020. Ted and Marc Ziegler (@mziegler54) ease us into the New Year with a couple of stories of their most recent trips on Mosquito Lagoon. We rewind it back to 2020 for a moment to talk about proper fish handling and the art of keeping them wet with Ted and Larry Littrell (@saltbum) before we turn it loose and the chat takes on its normal ebb and flow across a range of topics. Ted updates us on a couple of the recent @anchored_outdoors Masters Classes he’s completed / started on Spey Casting and Bamboo Rod Building, If you haven’t signed up for a membership yet, you should! During our most recent visit from the Mail Barge, we received a Lid Rig - Magnetic Nipper System (@lidrig) to check out. Everyone at the Old Oak Table had the opportunity to examine it and opine on what their initial thoughts were on its design and function. If you haven’t yet seen a Lid Rig (www.lidrig.com), check them out! Carl Granger (@so_bursted) and Larry share a bit about the low budget restoration of the 1986 Hobie Power Skiff that just started calling the Space Coast home. As always, there’s plenty of other nonsense buried throughout the episode, we hope it challenges your thoughts or at minimum gets a laugh or two. For now, Stay Trashy or Stay Huge – It’s your choice. Don’t forget to check the T2F2 web store on occasion, we’re adding new merch for 2021.

Fresh off of a great Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving holiday, the Tailer Trash Fly Fishing crew gather around the Old Oak Table yet again to dispense more of their opinions on anything from fly fishing to Christmas shopping. One segment you'll not want to miss was inspired by Casting Across. More belly aching about the current state of the imperiled estuary known as Mosquito Lagoon. It sucks, tell your friends. Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to visit our website and purchase Tailer Trash inspired shirts, hats & gear.

We start the show with a call to action in hopes of preserving and protecting a dying American road trip pastime. We hope you'll join us in the effort. We wrap up the Dinghy Derby & Poker Run - An event that has left us with nothing but admiration for our listeners and supporters who made it possible to continue supporting the critical work being done by Marine Discovery Center on behalf of Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River Lagoon restoration and community education. We close the loop on the Box Challenge we first talked about nearly a year ago. While we recognize our role in the fly fishing realm isn't that of influencers, we hope to share our personal experiences with gear in a way that you'll learn something about the differences in marketing and reality so you can apply the lessons we've learned in a way that helps you avoid our same mistakes. Buyer beware! Did you know our podcast was featured on a recent cover of the online mullet wrapper, Southern Culture on the Fly? We tell you all about it, like only assholes can! We wrap up with another awesome visit from the Mail Barge.

On this episode we talk about Sturgis Concerts, Cheap Flights, Mosquito Lagoon, Deer Piss, Flirting in Covid masks, Women with big ole feet, Van Dyke beards, Giving a handjob for a car and much much more! Instagram @ChicosBrain Facebook search for Chico's Brain. Check out more shows on the @PFTMedia network! Rate the show and leave us a comment it really helps :)

To start the evening off, Ben shares his best pick-up strategies at home improvement stores. Make sure you’re prepared to take notes! Marc and Larry share a little bit about their recent fly fishing foray in the NIRL. Larry recaps his trip to East Tennessee, where he fished with Robert King from The South Holston River Fly Shop. As the water quality plunges to something akin to chocolate milk in most of Mosquito Lagoon, the conversation turns to the difference between areas where guides self-police their ranks and how they value and advocate on behalf of the waters where they work and those that don’t. A T2F2 episode wouldn’t be complete without some observations on recent social media, so true to form Nautilus Fly Reel’s recent visit to the White House and the subsequent fall out on Instagram is examined in detail. A deadline for the Tailer Park Fly Fishing Film Festival is set for the end of August. The Yard Sale is open! As Frank Bartles would say; “…and thank you for your support.” A big thanks to Leslin O. for her support of the podcast by sending the Mail Barge by laden with some sweet Montana brews.

In this episode, we sit down with Billy Rotne and discuss his home fishery of the historic Mosquito Lagoon, and how his background in biology has helped him as a guide. During this podcast, Billy shares with us the his love for targeting trophy class fish, tips on learning new fisheries, and how a purchase at a flea market as a kid led to a life long love of fishing.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’re a little giddy over the fact that we’ve reached Episode 50 of the podcast. If you’ve listened from the beginning, you know it’s actually more than that, but who’s counting… Unfortunately, Carl was a victim of the weather, a stomach bug or something, so he missed the festivities. Andrew was able to join us remotely from Tennessee, which was great, he’s been a part of the podcast from before the rebellion to Episode Zero and beyond. Actual fly fishing was discussed / lies were told to reminisce about recent outings around Mosquito Lagoon and the beaches of the panhandle. Piña Coladas lead to a teachable moment regarding “The Walk of Shame” vs. “The Walk of Fame”. We reviewed: Pabst Blue Ribbon Presents: The Greatest Beer Run Ever Episode 50’s pre-show dinner was prepared on the new Fire Disk & we share our initial thoughts on how it performs. The Mail Barge paid a visit to the Tailer Park to bring news regarding #PopperGate Don’t forget to visit the Bilge to get Larry Littrell’s review of Aaron Reed’s new book, Fly Fishing Austin and Central Texas. When you do, sign up for a chance to win a free copy. As always, there’s more to discover in the episode. Enjoy & Stay Trashy

Will checks in with his good friend and fly fishing guide Captain John Turcot. John, a fifth generation Floridian, has been guiding for redfish in Mosquito Lagoon for over 25 years. Will & John touch on John's path into guiding, fly fishing for redfish, the evolution of Mosquito Lagoon, his recent stint as a fly fishing guide in Alaska, and his "pet" squirrels. For more from John - check out: http://www.backcountryonfly.com/ Instagram (@captjohnturcot)

Grab a beer and take a seat alongside Larry Littrell as he sits down with Jessy Wayles to find out where she is from and how how she ended up in New Smyrna Beach at Marine Discovery Center, spearheading their conservation and restoration programming. Tailer Trash Fly Fishing’s upcoming 2nd Annual Dinghy Derby & Poker Run is a fundraiser to support her work in Mosquito Lagoon and the north Indian River Lagoon. Find out how beneficial the donation will be to support Marine Discovery Center’s efforts to educate the next generation and conduct community outreach to improve and protect our local estuary.

The guys talk streaming content old and new, including some guilty pleasures that should have remained secret. Reel talk continues with observations about a recent social media post regarding the recent release of a high performance, high end reel that nobody would ever fish in Mosquito Lagoon. Sprinkle in a little fishing report, the usual rabbit holes and you’re well on your way knowing what to expect from a Friday evening in the Tailer Park. Show Notes: Dale Jr Download - Dirty Mo Radio - Dale Earnhardt Jr. Apple TV - For All Mankind

In this episode, we sit down with John Turcot, aka "The Dude," and discuss 40+ years of fishing Mosquito Lagoon. We also discuss the history of the lagoon, how to deal with change, and what John believes is the secret to remaining chill. This conversation gives a very real look into some of the challenges John has experienced as a guide, and the importance of faith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we sit down with John Turcot, aka "The Dude," and discuss 40+ years of fishing Mosquito Lagoon. We also discuss the history of the lagoon, how to deal with change, and what John believes is the secret to remaining chill. This conversation gives a very real look into some of the challenges John has experienced as a guide, and the importance of faith. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we interview Scott MacCalla and discuss the influences that shaped him as a guide, a lifetime of fishing the Mosquito Lagoon, tips on scouting, the significance of the "little things," and his pan-seared Pompano recipe. Help us out by sharing the podcast and leaving us a review on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we interview Scott MacCalla and discuss the influences that shaped him as a guide, a lifetime of fishing the Mosquito Lagoon, tips on scouting, the significance of the "little things," and his pan-seared Pompano recipe. Help us out by sharing the podcast and leaving us a review on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Cornelison Today on the podcast we are joined by John Cornelison, former Section 106 Coordinator with right here at SEAC. John's journey as an Archeologist began at the University of Southern Mississippi, where he earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Since joining SEAC, John has traveled all around the Southeast conducting fieldwork in various national parks. With some of his favorite locations being Mosquito Lagoon, Castillo de San Marcos, and Shiloh National Military Park. Now, after 36 years of federal service, John has moved on to retirement. Listen to his answers to our 15 questions, and get some interesting insight from someone who has had a long career in archeology!   We would love to get your feedback! Email HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you enjoyed this episode, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to 15 Questions with an Archeologist. Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher Connect with us. Website Facebook Twitter Instagram

Did you know that Mosquito Lagoon used to be ranked #1 out of the 28 National Registered Lagoons and now it's ranked #28 (LAST PLACE)? What's sad is that most of the destruction has happened in the last 10 years... but it's not too late. In fact, our guest today (Tom Doerr) has found a way to bring millions of seagrass back to into the Lagoon. Please listen (and take action) on this critically important episode.

Mosquito Lagoon sits on Florida's East Coast and is known as the redfish capitol of the world. We made a visit to these hallowed waters to see what all the hubbub is about. While poling around the brackish waters in search of tails, we found a much more interesting, disturbing tale of neglect, destruction, and a fishery on the edge. By the end, we'll have to ask ourselves about the effectiveness of current conservation projects around the world. This episode of the DrakeCast is sponsored by our friends at Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures, Scott Fly Rods, and The Appalachian Mountain Club's Maine Wilderness Lodges. Click the links below for more information: www.yellowdogflyfishing.com/ www.scottflyrod.com/ www.outdoors.org/drake

Always on a mission … Guest Profile Quinn Hollingsworth comes to us from the great state of Georgia. But he comes there by way of Central Florida. Quinn grew up fishing in my neck of the woods for seatrout and redfish in the Mosquito Lagoon. What brings him to Georgia, you ask? Well, Quinn happens to be an Army Ranger out of the 1st Ranger Battalion in Savannah. He certainly has a lot of specialty training for that job. Yet, it’s the training from his Florida days that prepared him for his favorite mission – redfishing. Nothing like a little Savannah redfish action when off duty. Especially when he gets to take his favorite fishing buddy along, his son. The epic trip they shared this day is one neither will soon forget. Guest Links Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/the_ranger_angler Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/quinn.hollinsworth Fishing experience Quinn was well versed in inshore saltwater fishing from growing up in Florida. It took a little adjusting to get used to the big tide swings they have in Georgia. But the fish is the same, and now that he knows the fishery he’s getting well acquainted with its fish. In addition to Savannah redfish, Quinn’s other quarry includes trout, sheepshead, and black drum. Quinn Hollingsworth with some sweet Savannah redfish, trout, and sheepthead catches. Location This episode takes place near Beaufort, South Carolina. Catch of the Day Savannah Redfish Well, just a little north of Savannah. Quinn ventured a tad into South Carolina for this epic day. And to hear some of our past episodes with our awesome active military and veteran guests, check out Episode 10 (Capt. John Coufal ), Episode 33 (Mike McCoy), and Episode 44 (Ant Peak). Sponsor Brought to you by reelsandtackle.com, your small business, family-owned online tackle store with great products, great service, and great prices!!! Check them out for all of your tackle needs, and don’t forget to use code TellTaleFish10 for a 10% discount off any product! About TTF Podcast The Tell Tale Fisherman® podcast is the place for all avid anglers (not just guides and tournament professionals) to share their fishing story of a lifetime and become fishing legends. Fresh water or salt water, middle of the ocean or middle of a stream, on this fishing podcast we are on a quest to catch the most EPIC fishing adventures from around the world—to inspire yours! If you are an avid angler, we would LOVE to have you as a guest on the show. So, if you love to fish, and find yourself often sharing your fishing pictures or talking fishing with other

Sometimes mosquito + red is a good thing … Guest Profile Captain Jonathan Moss is the owner and operator of Go Castaway Fishing Charters in Central Florida. Light tackle saltwater fishing for Mosquito Lagoon redfish is his specialty. Capt. Jonathan grew up in Orlando and on the “Space Coast” of Florida. He has always loved saltwater and freshwater fishing here. Before guiding he took a detour as a PE teacher for a few years, but the call of the water was too strong. Capt. Jonathan hung up his whistle and picked up his push pole. These days he can be found poling clients around in his skiff for Mosquito Lagoon redfish, speckled sea trout, black drum, snook, and tarpon. But in this episode, the Mosquito Lagoon redfish bite was so incredible the most difficult part was heading home. Guest Links Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gocastaway/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gocastaway/ https://www.gocastaway.com/ Fishing experience Captain Jonathan grew up fishing for all of Central Florida’s freshwater and saltwater species. Whether on the lakes, lagoons, or beach, fishing was always his place of solitude. Now he spends most of his time putting clients on Mosquito Lagoon redfish, speckled sea trout, black drum, snook, and tarpon. Above all, Captain Jonathan still has the heart of a teacher. He loves to teach anglers how to sightfish Mosquito Lagoon redfish using both conventional and flyfishing tackle. Left – Captain Jonathan Moss with a beautiful Mosquito Lagoon redfish. Right – just one of the fish from the epic day described in this episode (notice the background fog!). Inset – Captain Jonathan’s super cool surfboard fence. Location This episode takes place in Central Florida on the Mosquito Lagoon. Catch of the Day Mosquito Lagoon Redfish This episode is about sightfishing for Mosquito Lagoon redfish. Gear Used DOA C.A.L. jigs (https://www.reelsandtackle.com/store/p86/doajigheads) and DOA C.A.L. shad tails (https://www.reelsandtackle.com/store/p84/DOA_Lures_-_CAL_Shad_Tail.html). Use code TellTaleFish10 for a 10% discount! Sponsor Brought to you by reelsandtackle.com, your small business, family-owned online tackle store with great products, great service, and great prices!!! Check them out for all of your tackle needs, and don’t forget to use code TellTaleFish10 for a 10% off any product! About TTF Podcast The Tell Tale...

Guest Profile Nicky Azzara is a bass and bow-fisherman extraordinaire. As one of the three founding members of the Flying Plecos Bowfishing team, Nicky has every tilapia in Central Florida on high alert for flying arrows. Moreover, at just 16 years of age, Nicky has already landed more big bass than most folks will catch in a lifetime. In fact, this story is about Nicky’s first entry into a bass fishing tournament. True to form, another “toad” decides to crash the party … Guest Links https://www.instagram.com/nickyazzara_fishing/ https://www.nationalprostaff.com/u193713-nicky-azzara https://www.instagram.com/flying_plecos_bowfishing/ https://www.nationalprostaff.com/u195687-flying-plecos-bowfishing Fishing With: Kissimmee Bass Series (www.facebook.com/KissimmeeBassSeries/) Fishing experience Nicky grew up fishing the local ponds in his neighborhood in the metro Orlando area. He now branches out into many Central Florida lakes and rivers for both bass and bow fishing. Nicky also enjoys flats fishing in the local saltwater lagoons (Mosquito Lagoon and Indian River Lagoon). Location This episode takes place on the world-famous Kissimmee Chain of Lakes (http://myfwc.com/hunting/wma-brochures/ne/kissimmee/). Catch of the Day Largemouth Bass This episode is about bass fishing, tournament style. Gear Used Owner American Flashy Swimmer Hook with CPS (http://amzn.to/2q7hM7g) About TTF Podcast The Tell Tale Fisherman podcast is the place for all avid anglers (not just guides and tournament professionals) to share their fishing story of a lifetime and become fishing legends. Fresh water or salt water, middle of the ocean or middle of a stream, on this fishing podcast we are on a quest to catch the most EPIC fishing adventures from around the world—to inspire yours! If you are an avid angler, we would LOVE to have you as a guest on the show. So, if you love to fish, and find yourself often sharing your fishing pictures or talking fishing with other anglers, then you are EXACTLY the type of guest (and listener!) this show is all about. On this fishing podcast we want to hear from ALL avid anglers – not just pros and guides (although we love them too!). Join us on this quest to catch the greatest fishing stories in the world. To sign up (or to recommend a guest), visit our 

Sight Fishing Big Reds on Mosquito Lagoon with Mike Rathgen Our friend, Mike Rathjen has been catching some monster Redfish in Mosquito Lagoon this fall.   It  has been so good, that they filmed a TV show!  Recently Mike picked up a fly rod with great succes.  He suggests several flies that have been working well.  And … … Continue reading →

Captain Keiland and Captain Keith talk about the Spring Bass Pro Show and the events that occur annually.  Captain Keith can not help but talk about Cobia fishing.  The passion is obvious, as he shares many of his insights.  Captain Keith tells us about a new fly that he uses in Mosquito Lagoon.  And both … … Continue reading →

Part 2 of the show with Mike Rathjen.  Equipment to keep live bait alive and your boat quiet.  Mike shares his method for fishing live bait in weedy areas.  Captain Keiland Smith talks about fishing. Winter Mosquito Lagoon with Mike Rathjen P2

Glad to be back on the air! Captain Keiland Smith and Allen Wyatt talk fishing with Mike Rathjen about Winter Fishing on the Mosquito Lagoon.  Great tips on catching huge Gator  Trout . Winter Mosquito Lagoon with Mike Rathjen P1

Allen Wyatt Captain Pat Kelly save our fishing in mosquito lagoon pt. 2

Allen Wyatt Captain Pat Kelly save our fishing in mosquito lagoon

Muddog American on America Mosquito Lagoon. Central Florida Eco Systems and Environment.

Muddog American on America Mosquito Lagoon. Central Florida Eco Systems and Environment.