The Chokoloskee Island area is a wonderful place to kayak fish. Excellent snook, redfish and tarpon fishing is available very near our launch sites. While the fishing is very good near Chokoloskee, there are some absolute wonderful places to kayak fish deeper in the backcountry of the Everglades National Park and the 10,000 Islands. The Park and the surrounding area is extremely vast, comprising over one million flooded acres. Most areas are simply too far away to paddle for the typical kayak fisherman. However, these wonderful places are not out of your reach.

Using a dedicate kayak transport boat, the Yak Attack, we will transport you, the kayaks and your gear to and from the far reaches of the Park. The yaks are loaded on to the mother ship along with your gear and lunch. We transport everything into the our selected fishing area; unload and fish for several hours; take a well deserved break for lunch either on the boat or on a beach; fish for several more hours in the afternoon and then load up and head home in time for dinner at a local restaurant. We literally are fishing places that will take the normal person DAYS of paddling just to get into. Throughout the year, we also do overnight trips ... watch for the announcements.

These trips are great for groups and families, alike. On the typical flats skiff that used in this area, it is tough to fish more than two anglers without being crowded. If you are fly fishing, only one angler can fish at a time. Many times in a group, something is lost if folks are fishing on separate boats and not fishing together. These Yak Attack trips give back that feeling of "fishing camaraderie". Up to six can fish together without packing on to a larger boat, but in a few strokes of your paddle you can have your "space" again. Combine this trip with your skiff and offshore trips, and you have a complete Everglades Fishing Experience.

For the family, these are perhaps the best trips that we offer. Transported to a remote beach, we setup "base" on the beach with chairs, umbrellas and coolers. The beaches offer great shelling, wading, birding, sunning and paddling ... everything that you want on a beach, except the crowds and noise. Everyone has an outfitted kayak. Those in the family who want to fish "hard core" may, those that want to fish a little can, those that just want to watch will ... but only as long as they want. Everyone experiences things at their own pace on the same trip on the same day. The fisherman can fish and beach-goers can beach ... or both ... a little or a lot.