Report Details
- Wind:
- 5-15 knots with the wind blowing E-NE
- Air Temp:
- 82° F
- Moon Phase:
- Moon phase: Full Moon: January 3rd, 2026; Last Quarter: January 10th 2026
- Sunrise & Sunset Times:
- Sunrise: 6:23 am Sunset: 5:30 pm
Week In Review
While the fishing was not as productive as in previous weeks, there were still plenty of fish around. We experienced low tides and a full moon, which made the conditions a bit more challenging.
In terms of specific catches:
– Bonefish: Many were successfully landed throughout the week.
– Tarpon: They were not as prevalent, though a few were still landed.
– Permit: There were many permits around, and many were hooked; however, we dealt with several break-offs, and not many were landed.
– Other Species: We had success with several other species, including snook, cobia, snapper, jacks, and barracudas.
Despite the challenging conditions, it was a busy week on the water.
What Guests were Catching
- Grandslam
- 1 Grandslams were landed
- Bonefish
- 220 bonefish were landed
- Permit
- 10 Permits were landed.
- Tarpon
- 8 Tarpon were landed.
- Other Species
- 8 Snook were landed
- Bone Fish Flies
- Christmas Island Specials in gold, pearl, and pink sizes 4 & 6, and Crazy Charlies in pink and orange.
- Permit Flies
- Mantis shrimp, rag head crabs, and Flexo crabs.
- Tarpon Flies
- White toads, chartreuse and black/purple toads are the flies of choice.