Daybreak

Feel free to give me a call anytime. Whether you go with me or not, I'd be happy to give you some tips and info on fishing out there, and answer any of your questions.

Both is these fish were caught on a casting spoon in less than 50' of water last week. MUCH more fun is shallow water as well, and the fish swim away in great shape.

If you hit the right day in July or early August when the bugs are hatching, you can definitely have success with fly gear. I've taken a number of groups out there specifically to Fly fish. It's not something that's going to work all the time, but if you hit it right it's a hell of a good time. Most fish on top of the reef are going to be "leans/redfins/mackinaw". But all species can be found out there. If you spent a lot of time fishing deeper than 200 you would find a lot more Siscowet and Humpers. Nothing more beautiful than the Redfins to me though!

I always try to fish as shallow as possible as it makes releasing fish much easier. But typically, early in the season, were from 80-180'. Later in the year, 15-100'.

Stannard Rock is where you want to go. Nothing else comes close. This was filmed there in July...