Grand Slam Season in the Florida keys

Tis Grand Slam season in the Florida Keys, although there are lots of tournaments, pressure is usually low in the fall. Bonefish become ver...

Tis Grand Slam season in the Florida Keys, although there are lots of tournaments, pressure is usually low in the fall. Bonefish become very numerous on the ocean flats and backcountry as well. Keep your eyes peeled for Permit as the tides dictate use long leaders and very conservative presentations. Small tarpon are also present in the flats.

The Grand Slam is taking one of each of the three fish on one fly in one day.

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