We’re deep into the dog days of summer here in Southwest Florida. That means flat calm seas hundreds of miles out into the gulf (minus the summer squalls). I...
Author - Capt. Ross
Owner of The Intrepid Angler, Captain Ross hails from the historic waters along the Caloosahatchee River. He has a been a fishing guide and outdoor professional working the waters of Florida and Alaska over his career. He now permanently resides in Cape Coral offering anglers exciting opportunities to target trophy gamefish around Southwest Florida on a custom Pathfinder 2500 Hybrid Bay Boat.
Just off the coast of Stuart Florida, we tempt several large Hammerhead sharks to the surface with an unhooked bait. Our encounter lasted about 15 minutes and ended up...
I’ve been taking both of my children out fishing since they were just a few weeks old. It’s a passion and lifestyle for all of us. Now that they’re...
When the winds pick up across the Florida Keys, inshore patch reef fishing can save yourself from a day at the dock. Capt. Ross Gallagher shares his technqiues for...
We sneak in a last trip for the winter Miami tarpon season with Capt. Fraser Simpson of Fly Fish Charters. After waiting a short bit for a tide change close to the...
Adding a custom SeaDek Marine Padding Kit to a 2018 Hobie Pro Angler. The Deking provides additional comfort underfoot, sound dampening, heat dissipation and a cool way...
I boarded the 65′ Sea Trek party boat with Capt. James Clark and headed south towards the Dry Tortugas for an action-packed weekend jigging the wrecks and ledges...
Hands On: FFP Osprey Reel – Spring Tripletail Fishing
I headed out recently with Wyler Gins of Florida Fishing Products. We had a great forecast and hear some reports of tarpon migrating north with the warming water temps...
Clay McCord know’s what he likes in life and that’s spending as much time as he can chasing the silver king along the middle Florida Keys. He’s become...
Drone Video: Fort Myers Beach Surface Feeding Sharks and Bonita
It’s been an unusually warm start to spring this February. With some scattered whispering of tarpon pods showing up (mid-February mind you!) I headed out with...