Feb. 18th, 2013: That's right folks. I have decided to take another year off and go fishing. I would like to thank everyone for allowing me to take you fishing for the past 16 years. I hope to get to spend some more time on the water with many of you in the future. The time however has come for me to take a little time for myself. You know. Hog all the good spots. LOL. Hope all of you have a truly wonderful summer. Thanks again!

~ Master Captain Keith Grimes

            "Fishing Cape San Blas, St George Island, Apalachicola & Mexico Bech"

 Tarpon have began showing up along the beaches of Cape San Blas. The big push of fish should begin stacking up in West Pass within the next week. All signs point to an excellent year for the Silver King. Now if we can just get the winds to shut down for a while. Maybe a live sacrifice is in order. I can think of a few excellent candidates. LOL.

The bay fishing has been the best it has been in years. All the species (Trout, Reds, Pompano, Spanish and Blues) are well represented.

The Triple Tail bite is wide open. Some old timers say it is the best they have seen in 30 years. All in all, it is stacking up to be a great year. Hope you get tp join us.

Please feel free to give me a call or shoot us an email if you have any questions. I hope we get to see you at the dock soon. 850-509-0573

Captain Keith Grimes

07/06/08 - Tarpon Mania 2008 The boys of summer are back! From the passes to the beaches and clear water flats, Tarpon fishing has now reached world class levels. We are getting multiple jumps with most clients boating at least one fish. The really big (150+ lb) fish will begin showing up next week. While the smaller (less than 100 lbs)fish can be a lot easier to deal with, the monsters make for life time memories. We have been having great success with artificials of late. The most lethal weapon still remains a finger mullet. Watching these giant silver clad creatures leap six feet into the air is almost more than the heart can take. God, I love this time of year. Hope to see you at the dock soon. Captain Keith Grimes