Author Archives: Capt. Willy Le

Wow, what a great day on the water with Eddie Oliveras and his wife Germi on their BT Skiff! Redfish ranging from 10-30lbs were schooled up tightly and were very hungry! Any fly or artificial would have caught these fish, … Continue reading →

Conditions have been very tough the past couple weeks with winds gusting up to 30mph. I had a couple trips lined up during these windy condition but there is always a way to get out of the wind and still … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again for the Spring Cobia run! They are out there on the East Coast of Florida as we speak free swimming in pods and hanging around Manta rays that migrate north this time of year. … Continue reading →

The weather this past weekend was beautiful…so beautiful that I wanted to make the day perfect by fishing the Mosquito Lagoon with Eddie Oliveras. Schools of Redfish in the hundreds were seen from as far as the eye can see, … Continue reading →

I have nothing against Wintertime fishing but I’m sure glad it’s over! Cold water temps can put fish in a weird state of mind where they will not want to eat your usual offerings. Don’t get me wrong, Wintertime fishing … Continue reading →

The temperatures have finally become comfortable for us anglers and slowly getting there for our finned friends. The Redfish are now moving around in big numbers but can be a little picky on certain days. Fishing with finesse is the … Continue reading →

The ocean sunfish, Mola mola, or common mola, is the heaviest known bony fish in the world. It has an average adult weight of 1,000 kg (2,200 lb). The species is native to tropical and temperate waters around the globe. … Continue reading →

A new bait company out of Haines City, FL. has sent me a bundle of new baits to test out on the saltwater species in my area. This is just one of the flukes in “baby bass” color that they … Continue reading →

Did a little scouting this week with a few buddies to locate some fish for some upcoming trips. Wednesday I had Danny Francis aboard to help me key in on what the fishes moods are and what artificials they were … Continue reading →

I’ve done a lot of camping in my days but never in the Mosquito Lagoon. My good Amigo Eddie Oliveras and I have been putting together a “fishing destinations” list and camping the Mosquito Lagoon was one of them. Although … Continue reading →