The Nature Coast is the area from St. Joseph
Sound in Pasco county, up the gulf coast to
Ochlockonee Bay in Wakulla county. Along this
stretch of coastline, crystal clear spring fed rivers
flow into beautiful salt marshes dotted with
mangroves. The coast is also dotted with many
wildlife refuges that hold an abundance of fish and bird
species. The southern parts of this pristine unspoiled coast,
including Tarpon Springs, Chassahowitzka, and Homosassa,
are only about a 40 minute drive from the bustling city of Tampa.
This area is a wonderful place to escape the busy, urban areas and visit old Florida. A shallow draft skiff is needed
to reach much of the area's best fishing. Fly fishing redfish, trout, and the occasional monster snook is the way to
go. Tarpon also Migrate through the waters along the Nature Coast during the spring and summer months. Let us
create a custom fly fishing charter for you today, email
Sound in Pasco county, up the gulf coast to
Ochlockonee Bay in Wakulla county. Along this
stretch of coastline, crystal clear spring fed rivers
flow into beautiful salt marshes dotted with
mangroves. The coast is also dotted with many
wildlife refuges that hold an abundance of fish and bird
species. The southern parts of this pristine unspoiled coast,
including Tarpon Springs, Chassahowitzka, and Homosassa,
are only about a 40 minute drive from the bustling city of Tampa.
This area is a wonderful place to escape the busy, urban areas and visit old Florida. A shallow draft skiff is needed
to reach much of the area's best fishing. Fly fishing redfish, trout, and the occasional monster snook is the way to
go. Tarpon also Migrate through the waters along the Nature Coast during the spring and summer months. Let us
create a custom fly fishing charter for you today, email
Tampa Bay has become a fantastic fishery thanks to
extreme conservation measures and fish stocking
programs. There are great opportunities to sight cast for
redfish and tarpon in clear water. Fly fishing Tampa bay is
a great way to experience it. You can pluck away at the
mangroves and small creeks while fly fishing for snook, or
work the grass flats for trout and other species with jigs.
The variety of fish is unbelievable, and ways to catch
them are almost limitless. Tampa Bay has a great fishery
year round. Fly fishing Tarpon happens March - August,
the best time to sight cast and fly fish for redfish, is fall
and winter.
extreme conservation measures and fish stocking
programs. There are great opportunities to sight cast for
redfish and tarpon in clear water. Fly fishing Tampa bay is
a great way to experience it. You can pluck away at the
mangroves and small creeks while fly fishing for snook, or
work the grass flats for trout and other species with jigs.
The variety of fish is unbelievable, and ways to catch
them are almost limitless. Tampa Bay has a great fishery
year round. Fly fishing Tarpon happens March - August,
the best time to sight cast and fly fish for redfish, is fall
and winter.
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Learn a little about
Captain Nick
Captain Nick
Shallowwaterflyfishing.com hosted by Nick Angelo
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| Fly fishing Tampa Bay, Sarasota, St Pete, Homosassa, and the Nature Coast. Guided fly fishing charters and light tackle fishing charters. Welcome to ShallowWaterFlyFishing.com |
Tampa Bay is the largest open-water estuary in Florida. Fresh water from four main rivers flows into Tampa Bay
creating a rich habitat for a variety of animals. There are over 200 species of fish found in or around the bay.
Amongst those are the popular game fish we love to pursue like redfish, tarpon, snook, sea trout, spanish
mackerel, cobia, mangrove snapper, and grouper to name a few. Your Tampa Bay fly fishing experience is easily
accessed by the cities of Sarasota, Bradenton, St Pete Beach, Clearwater Beach, and Tampa. On your charter
you'll see critters like manatees, dolphins, and sea turtles, as well as a wide variety of bird species such as
pelicans, sandpipers, and roseate spoonbills for viewing or photographing. We offer photography and sight seeing
tours as well as light tackle fishing charters and fly fishing charters.
creating a rich habitat for a variety of animals. There are over 200 species of fish found in or around the bay.
Amongst those are the popular game fish we love to pursue like redfish, tarpon, snook, sea trout, spanish
mackerel, cobia, mangrove snapper, and grouper to name a few. Your Tampa Bay fly fishing experience is easily
accessed by the cities of Sarasota, Bradenton, St Pete Beach, Clearwater Beach, and Tampa. On your charter
you'll see critters like manatees, dolphins, and sea turtles, as well as a wide variety of bird species such as
pelicans, sandpipers, and roseate spoonbills for viewing or photographing. We offer photography and sight seeing
tours as well as light tackle fishing charters and fly fishing charters.
Captain Nick Angelo is a fly and light
tackle fishing guide working the Tampa
Bay and surrounding areas. He is an
enthusiastic and patient guide who
welcomes both novice and experienced
anglers. Teaching is a major part of his
job, and Capt. Nick enjoys sharing his
knowledge of Fly and Light Tackle fishing
with his clients. Fishing is not just his
career, but it's his life, his love, and his
passion. Capt. Nick is a native Floridian
born and raised in South Florida. He has
over 15 years of fly fishing and light tackle
experience along Florida's coast. Capt.
Nick specializes in fly fishing tarpon and
redfish along the west central coast.
Capt. Nick's 16 foot Hell's Bay skiff will get into the shallowest water, often allowing you to fish holes and flats other
boats can only access on the higher tides. It can fish 1 guide, plus 1 or 2 anglers. Captain Nick uses only the best
gear from G-Loomis rods to Loop,Tibor, and Shimano reels. So whether you are a fisherman who just wants to
relax, or a fly angler looking for prized game fish, join Capt. Nick on his skiff for a day of fishing. "I look forward to
getting on the water with you soon!"
boats can only access on the higher tides. It can fish 1 guide, plus 1 or 2 anglers. Captain Nick uses only the best
gear from G-Loomis rods to Loop,Tibor, and Shimano reels. So whether you are a fisherman who just wants to
relax, or a fly angler looking for prized game fish, join Capt. Nick on his skiff for a day of fishing. "I look forward to
getting on the water with you soon!"
