Fishing Stuart Florida on Free Jumper Charters

One of the toughest fish that swims, A thirty pound crevalle can keep an accomplished angler dancing around a boat for the better part of an hour in attempting to land these brawlers. We once had a Catskill brook trouter present to a fifteen pounder with a five weight and rim control drag. After an hour and multiple knuckle contusions, he looked up and smiled grimly. "This is no fun at all, but, I'm going to land it." Twenty five minutes later he did. Each spring crevalles amass along our beach in a weird mating ritual, much like daisy-chaining tarpon. At this time they are highly visible and easy light tackle targets. Twenty pound fish are common. Our best record to date is a 35 pounder on fly, but this will be broken.

Fishing the prolific waters of Stuart, Florida's Indian River Lagoon, Free Jumper Charters affords some of the finest light tackle fly, spin or conventional fishing to be experienced anywhere in the world. The renowned Crossroads Junction, where the Indian River Lagoon (Intracoastal Waterway), meets the cross-state St. Lucie River, a sprawling system that hosts a myriad of species, including, but not limited to, snook, tarpon, spotted sea trout, crevalle jack, ladyfish, pompano, permit, blacktip sharks, Spanish mackerel, kingfish, sailfish, dolphin, cobia and many reef species. Florida sportsman as well as the international angler come to fish these exciting waters. Our guide service caters to the beginner and pro alike. The back drop runs the gamut from the restaurant glutted downtown Stuart waterways to upscale riverfront residences adorned with royal palms to the quiet, old Florida, backcountry creeks. We are located within two hours of Orlando and Disney World, Lake Okeechobee\'85the premier large mouth fishery, three International Airport, and, some great dove, duck and snipe hunting at Hutchinson Island Marriott resort.

Fishing Stuart Florida