As a Florida native I can’t begin to count all of the outstanding fishing adventures I’ve experienced on the Indian River Lagoon Coast of Florida in November. We’re truly blessed by the opportunity to experience the natural side of such a magnificent resource, and blessed am I to have a loving and considerate wife who understands and tolerates my passion for the outdoors and stretching line.
Known worldwide as the vacation capital of the world, Orlando is home to theme parks and family friendly entertainment. According to Visit Florida, 2017 tourism numbers broke all records as an estimated 116.5 million people visited to the sunshine state with 65.5 million visiting Orlando alone. Adding to those numbers, the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando host over 1.5 million delegates annually. Although this is an incredible number of visitors, very few see what Central Florida is about. Year-round warm weather, sunshine and thrill rides are the main calling cards, but what lies just beyond the shadows of the theme parks and the convention Center? Fishing of course!
October Events:
October 13, 2018 – The Eight Annual Orlando Gumbo Wars
Late-September Florida Outdoor Adventures and Indian River Lagoon Fishing Report, September 25, 2018
There’s Salmon at the End of the Rainbow
Early August Katmai Lodge Fishing Report, August 7, 2018
Lost Sketch of Saint Bernard “Lefty” Kreh Located at Katmai Lodge in Alaska
Alagnak River Alaska Fishing Report, July 3, 2028
Let me begin this report by wishing everyone a happy Independence Day from the Katmai Lodge in Alaska. During this time with your family and friends, please take a moment to remember those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom and those first responders and military members serving our country and protecting us and our freedom.
Katmai Alaska Fishing Report
Well folks, it is cold in Alaska, but the fishing is hot and the natural beauty of this place make the sacrifices worth it. Our first client begin arriving next week, so our boat training is winding down and we are starting to work on fishing tactics and fishing areas, and did I mention fishing, it’s a tough job.
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