Targeting Redfish in Southwest Florida is productive year-round due to their high tolerance for variations in water temperature and salinity. The techniques used by Boca Grande fishing guides, including Captain Robert McCue, adapt to these changes to ensure successful catches.
Captain Robert employs a variety of methods to catch Redfish, including live bait, dead bait, artificial lures, and fly fishing. While it may sound simple, factors such as the type of live bait, optimal conditions for each method, and weather considerations add complexity. Should you use artificial lures or dead bait? These are just a few of the daily challenges fishing guides face. With Captain Robert McCue, you can trust that he knows how and when to adapt to maximize your fishing experience.
In Southwest Florida, the average Redfish ranges from 12″ to 30″. They are typically targeted using 10-20 lb. light tackle spinning rods or a 7-9 weight fly rod. While live bait is the most productive method, a wide range of artificial lures and various fly patterns also yield great results.
Whether you’re using live bait, artificial lures, or fly fishing, you can be assured that you’ll learn the fundamentals and the little tricks from Captain Robert McCue, the best local Redfish guide in the area.