I've never given much recognition or consideration to this type of fishing, but that all changed on Sunday.  While I was fishing for tarpon from my kayak yesterday(and getting dragged all over the coast), I was anchored up next to a few guys in a skiff.  They were spotting several fish every few minutes and casting flies at them.  They had several successful hookups with a few of the fish jumping three or more times.  It was really neat to watch.  Another benefit for me, I can't see the fish nearly as well from my perspective in the kayak, so after giving those guys first shot with the flies, I was able to cast into the pods they had located.  
The challenge of landing these big fish from the kayak is what attracts me to that type of fishing.  I may have to ditch the kayak and try feeding them flies from a boat sometime.
			
			
									
						
										
						Flyfishing for Tarpon
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Re: Flyfishing for Tarpon
Stand up on your kayak....setting up near some sand is the key to seeing them.  I have cast to a few no hook ups though...the anticipation is exciting enough
			
			
									
						
										
						Re: Flyfishing for Tarpon
TT let me know when you want to go.  I'll be happy to get you addicted.
			
			
									
						
										
						Re: Flyfishing for Tarpon
Get out your checkbook  
 .... but it is worth it 
  
			
			
									
						
										
						Re: Flyfishing for Tarpon
Anybody gonna be out this weekend? My brother and I are thinking about heading that way tomorrow morning and staying til Sunday evening.
			
			
									
						
							Ramon