        
Fish Everglades National Park & 10,000 Islands
Light Tackle and Saltwater Fly Fishing
in the pristine waters of the Everglades backcountry.
Rated by ESPN (2004) "The No. 1 Fly Fishing Destination in the World"
With
over one million acres of sheltered waters,
excellent year round weather,
fine accommodations, a richly diverse
fishery ...
A traveling fisherman's ideal destination!
Tarpon
Permit Snook Cobia
Redfish
Capt. Charles Wright
Fishing Everglades National Park Since 1972!
 The Everglades National Park is
vast and richly diverse in fish species. In the same fishing charter, it is
possible to catch bass in the freshwater, snook in the backcountry, tarpon in
the rivers, redfish on the beaches, trout on the flats, as well as, permit and
cobia on the near shore structure. One of the primary frustrations of fly
fisherman everywhere is finding fish. It is not uncommon for Chokoloskee
Charters anglers to catch 10 or more species of fish during their stay.
 How many times have you had your trip hurt by weather? This vast area of
protected water means that weather days are virtually non-existent. There is
always sheltered places with fish so you do not have to spend your fishing day
cooped up at the fishing lodge or villa. Fly fishing the Everglades is
wonderful for this reason alone. Never, do you have fish in the wind all day!!
You will be fishing the deep backcountry of the Park, the rivers, the beaches, the
islands, the creeks and/or the near-shore structure. Most fly trips are made
with two anglers in a state-of-the-art 17' Robert's flats boat outfitted for
specifically for fly fisherman.
Many wading fly-fishing prefer the trips on the "Yak Attack" and use the
outfitted kayaks aboard to access the wading areas. However, we venture into deeper water in a larger boat after
pelagic species such as cobia, kingfish, mackerel, bonito, and sharks.
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Chokoloskee Island, with excellent accommodations are located 90 minutes from
Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Ft. Meyers; two hours from West Palm Beach and Boca
Raton. Why go to Naples fly fishing, when the Park is only 30 minutes away?
The Park is an absolutely wonderful place to fly fish ... EXPERIENCE IT!
 Look for the
launch of
www.SaltWaterFlyfishing.com very soon. While we are building the site,
please view the links below
for more fly fishing information. Thanks for your patience!
The Ten
Thousand Islands and Everglades National Park
The Chokoloskee Island Experience
The
Winter Mix
Permit and
Snook on Fly
Backcountry
Tarpon
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