If you’re looking to explore the remote flats and hidden waters of the Everglades in search of snook, redfish, sea trout, or tarpon—you’ve come to the right place.
I’ve spent over 30 years fishing the 10,000 Islands and Everglades, long before GPS and satellite overlays made it easy. What began as a day trip with a friend turned into a lifelong obsession. These waters are wild, untamed, and packed with life. But more than anything, they’re real—and I get immense satisfaction from sharing the beauty and raw edge of this unique ecosystem with others.
I guide exclusively in the legendary 10,000 Islands, with plans to expand soon.
. Check back or reach out if that’s your area. Either way, you’re in for an adventure.
You’ll be fishing aboard a 2025 East Cape EVO 18, powered by a 2025 Suzuki 90. This rig was designed to handle skinny water with stealth, speed, and stability. It’s built for backcountry work—quiet on the pole, smooth on the ride, and tough enough to handle the weather. It’ll get us there fast, dry, and comfortably.
8 Hour Charter - $900
6 Hour Charter - $750
4 Hour Charter - $550
Looking for something custom? Let me know. I’ll do everything I can to make it happen.
You’re covered on the essentials—fishing licenses and insurance , cold water, a cooler with ice, and all the rods, reels, and tackle we’ll need. All you need to bring is:
Hat (wide-brimmed or ball cap)
Polarized sunglasses (a must)
Sunscreen (reef-safe preferred; non-aerosol only)
Bug spray (non-aerosol, especially for early morning/backcountry)
Weather-appropriate clothing (lightweight, long-sleeve, moisture-wicking)
Rain jacket or windbreaker (weather can shift fast)
Soft-soled shoes or sandals (no black soles or heavy boots)
Snacks or lunch
Any additional drinks (besides the cold water I provide)
Camera or phone for photos (I’ll grab shots too!)
Dry bag for valuables
Small towel or rag
Any necessary medications
Your favorite rod, reel, or lucky lure (if you’d like to bring your own)
