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If you have
never experienced the thrill of having a permit raise his tail out of
the water in front of you as if he was waving hello to you and teasing
you to cast a live crab, shrimp or fly to him, then you must give
Captain Diego a call today. He can take you to the beautiful
shallow flats and channels where these highly sought after 'kings of the
flats' feed. Permit are a warm water species that can be found in
the sub-tropical warm waters of the Florida Keys and the Caribbean.
They can be found in large numbers around deep water wrecks as well as
the clear shallow waters of the back country and ocean side flats that
surround the islands of the Florida Keys. Captain Diego
specializes in finding these elusive travelers of the flats. They
feed on shrimp, small crabs, shellfish, urchins and many other forms of
crustaceans and can be found either by themselves or in large schools in
very shallow water or just floating near the surface in the surrounding
deeper channels. If you desire to do battle with a fish capable of
spooling 200 yards of line off your reel to the point where you have to
chase them with your motor in order to prevent being spooled by the
awesome power of pure muscle, all you have to do is go in search of the
elusive permit and you will make a memory of a life time with one of the
greatest sport fish of the flats. |
The permit is
another prize flats fish, as with the bonefish the permit is also
skittish and very wary. The permit tolerates warmer water than the
bonefish, water in excess of 85 degrees, this opens up some of the
warmer months of Summer for exciting fishing when the bonefish are in
the deeper, cooler water.
The same tidal characteristics are seen with the permit except that
the permit are on the flats during the higher stages of the tide because
the permit is a larger fish than the bonefish. Permit range in size
from 10 to 40 pounds.
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Permit just love live crabs, you cast a live crab into a school of permit
and it doesn't take very long for the crab to get gobbled up, as said
best by Lefty Kreh, "it's like rolling a wine bottle in a jail cell".
The peak seasons for permit are Spring and Fall, but I especially like
the Spring, April and May and into the Summer, also September and October
are good times of the year to fish for permit.
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For
Reservations or more information
305-395-1228
Rates:
Basic
Rates include 1-2 Adults
Third Adult $75.00
No extra charge for children |
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All
Day |
8hrs
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$600.00 |
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Half Day |
4hrs |
$450.00 |
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Live Bait Tarpon Tide |
4hrs |
$450.00 |
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