S14:E9 - “Blacktips By Spin And Fly” (2019)

Tom Rowland & Rich Tudor set out for a fish that always entertains: the acrobatic Blacktip Shark.

S14:E5 - “Matt Hughes vs. The Sharks” (2019)

Captain Tom Rowland and Captain Rich Tudor are joined by nine-time UFC champion Matt Hughes.

Daniel Andrews of Captains for Clean Water discusses the state of the Everglades with Tom Rowland and Rich Tudor on Saltwater Experience Television show. As seen on the Discovery Channel, Waypoint and Sportsman Channel.

You know you are approaching the halfway mark to Key West when the Seven Mile Bridge approaches into view. If this is your first time visiting the Florida Keys, you will quickly notice stretches of unaccessible bridge close by. Built from the instruction of Henry Flagler, Flagler had designed a railway that transported people to Key West, known as the Overseas Railroad. Due to a hurricane in 1935, the railroad bridge was destroyed (now referred to as the Old Seven Mile Bridge) and a new bridge was built in it’s place in 1982 for automobile use only.

Located on Duck Key, Hawks Cay Resort is a perfect location for fishing, sight-seeing, and diving. Only a mile away offshore, fishing at Hawks Cay is an easily accessible activity to do at the Florida Keys. Though there is a great variety out in the water, here are my top five favorite fish to catch near Hawks Cay:

S13:E7 - “Scott And Turner Kite Fishing” (2018)

Turner Rowland joins the guys as Capt Scott Walker guides them to search for Sailfish on Kite Baits.

S13:E6 - “Tarpon Invasion Bahia Honda” (2018)

Tom & Rich visit a key Tarpon migration spot, Bahia Honda, where they experience an epic Tarpon show

S13:E12 - “Cowfish Rodeo” (2018)

A tough start in search of Bonefish leads Tom & Rich down a path of just taking what the day brings.

My question: is there a way I can alter my leader setup to target large redfish while still being able to handle a shark up to 200 pounds and cast long distances?

I had never seen a Bull Shark attack a turtle before or since that moment.  I was millimeters away from jumping exactly between the shark and turtle and I knew how bad it could have been.  At times like this, I feel like there was someone watching me who either put the shark in the picture or kept me from jumping 1 second sooner...

It is the morning fishing that helped me build a career out of tarpon fishing.  Being able to navigate the tricky waters of the Florida Keys in total darkness gave me an edge over many guides that would wait until the pale light of dawn to leave the dock.

Long before I moved to the coast I had been a big fan of sharks, shark week and anything sharky. I remember reading articles about shark...

Many places that look really good are tide dependent.  You may go by early in the day and decide that is a place you would like to try on the way back only to see it actually out of the water on low tide...