Duane and Jimmy discuss the end… of tarpon season and what their plans are for the winter fishing season in the river.

Duane and Jimmy get together after a long break to go over the last month and a half, redfish, tarpon, drum and so on. There’s still lots of activity out there.

For teachers and students that is. Duane and Jimmy discuss summer break coming to an end and the fishing on the horizon. A hot tarpon bite closed out July. Will August be just as good?

With an extended amount of time between now and the last podcast Duane and Jimmy have a lot to catch up on from Duane’s first guiding trips to Jimmy’s first Keys trip in the new boat.

In preparation for the opening of shrimp season on June 1st, Duane and Jimmy cover just about everything you need to know about shrimp in the river.

Duane and Jimmy talk tarpon, sheepshead, and almost everything else the river has going on right now. With summer coming very soon plans are being made for some busy fishing days.

Duane and Jimmy discuss redfishing improving and the prospect of tarpon in April along with a lot of other things.

Duane and Jimmy talk about some of their recent catches including a PB striper and PB catfish. Other than that fishing continues to be slow but they are both anticipating big changes coming this month as spring weather consistently pushes water temperatures towards 70 degrees.

Duane and Jimmy talk about the quick warm up that we’re still having and fishing improvements from last time. Specks, bass, stripers and more in this one.

After an incredibly slow start to the winter fishing season Duane and Jimmy bounce around a few ideas for where the fish might be this time of year. Let’s hope they show up soon.