Flats Fishing or Fly Fishing Trip
Tampa, Florida
Guided fly fishing and light tackle fishing charter w/ Capt Nick Angelo
Capt. Nick Angelo • 10-19 years of experience
About
Half or Full Day Flats Fishing or Fly Fishing. Great way to get a taste of saltwater fishing on the flats, bays, and beaches around the Tampa Bay area, Clearwater Beach, St Pete Beach, Homosassa, and Crystal River. Tackle and gear included
-We kindly request a 20% deposit to hold your trip.
-If your desired date is booked in the calendar, please reach out to Capt. Nick for additional availably - fishonthefly25@aol.com
Targeted species
- Permit
- Redfish
- Shark
- Snapper
- Snook
- Spotted Sea Trout
- Tarpon
- Black Drum
- Cobia
- Crevalle Jack
- Mackerel
What's included
- Tackle / Flies
- Rod / Reel
- Cold Storage
- Dry Storage
- Water
What to bring
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Quick-Dry / Sun-protective Clothing
- Bring your own lunch / snacks
Location
- Tampa, Florida
Exact meeting location will be discussed after booking.
Guided by Capt. Nick Angelo
Tampa, Florida • 10-19 years of experience
Capt. Nick Angelo specializes in fly fishing and light tackle fishing on Florida’s Gulf Coast. He is a patient, full-time, Florida native fishing guide. Fishing is not just his career, but a life long passion. Capt. Nick welcomes both novice and experienced anglers. Teaching is a major part of his job, and he enjoys sharing his knowledge of fly and light tackle fishing, as well as the outdoors, with his anglers. So if you are a seasoned tarpon fly angler, or someone looking to learn more about the sport of fly fishing, come share a day on the water with him.
Based out of Tampa Bay Florida, Capt Nick Angelo offers unique and personalized fishing trips in two regions of Florida’s Gulf Coast, Tampa Bay and The Nature Coast. Both area offer wonderfully diverse fisheries. A variety of popular fish species such as redfish, tarpon, snook, jacks, and seatrout can be pursued among them. Capt. Nick uses a fully customized Hell’s Bay Boatworks poling skiff to traverse the many flats, bays, and tidal creeks found among these two fisheries.