Light Tackle Flats Fishing
Key West, Florida
Private trip guided by Scott
Push It Good Inshore fishing Charters • 6-9 years of experience
About
Skinny clear water, keen fish and fast accurate casts are the name of the game. Our 2021 Maverick 18 HPXV will get us where we want to go as we pole silently down the flats. Our main targets are Tarpon, Bonefish and Permit, but we may also encounter Snook and Redfish depending on the time of the year.
Includes fishing license, all gear and equipment. All you need to do is show up on time, with a good pair of polarized sunglasses, rain jacket, whatever you want to eat and drink, and be ready to fish.
Targeted species
- Bonefish
- Permit
- Snook
- Redfish
- Tarpon
What's included
- Tackle / Flies
- Cold Storage
- Dry Storage
- Rod / Reel
What to bring
- Sunscreen
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Quick-Dry / Sun-protective Clothing
- Bring your own lunch / snacks
Location
- Key West, Florida
Exact meeting location will be discussed after booking.
Guided by Push It Good Inshore fishing Charters
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida • 6-9 years of experience
Capt. Scott Brown not only is a devote steward of our natural resources, but a big proponent for future angler development. Just retiring out of army special forces, he is a father to two young kids, and a husband to a wife who equally cares about mentorship and development out on the water. Together they formed Hooked on Family, a digital platform with the main goal of teaching parents the right way of taking their kids fishing. They want to educate people on fishing etiquette and practicing sustainability. To Scott, being out on the water sharing his passion and educating others is exactly where he wants to be. He recently has been commended for his selfless devotion to the special operations community for creating a 501C3 (non profit) called Valiant Traditions. Its main mission, to find active duty service members in need, wounded warriors and gold star family members, and take them on fully funded guided fishing/hunting trips. Through hunting and fishing, he hopes to spiritually and mentally heal our service members that have sacrificed life and limb for our country. At the end of the day, he believes that if we secure the future of our outdoors through the very young anglers of today, they will go forth into the future and be the proper custodians our fisheries need.