Forty minutes from downtown New Orleans, Fly Water Expeditions will allow you to experience a world class red fishery that is second to none with an incredible opportunity to catch record fish on a regular basis. Redfish and Black Drum up to fifty pounds in clean water is what it is all about here in the Louisiana marsh. These fish aggressively eat flies and artificials making them great game fish that provide non stop action all day long!
Fly Water Expeditions travels to the coast of Florida during the Spring and Summer months to sight fish for monster tarpon in shallow water. Tarpon are considered to be the most targeted game fish for fly and light tackle anglers around the world. With years of experience fishing up and down the coast of Florida, all the way to the panhandle for these prehistoric monsters, Fly Water Expeditions will put you on a fish of a lifetime well over 100 pounds!
With local knowledge and numerous years on the water, we guarantee you the trip of a lifetime. Fly Water Expeditions looks forward to hearing from you and welcomes all anglers to enjoy some of the best fisheries this world has to offer!
Late Summer Louisiana Fly Fishing can be some of the best fishing of the year. The big bull red fish are concentrated around baitfish schools trying to fatten up in between spawning activity. The top water action this time of the year can be hotter then the temps outside making for some exciting fishing. Enjoy […]
Florida tarpon season presented a lot of unique opportunities. We finally had a decent cold winter which allowed for the normal migration process to take place down in the Florida keys in April and May. As soon as water temps started to warm the fish poured in from Florida bay and surrounding areas offering great […]
Fall fly fishing in Louisiana is a great time to come to the gulf coast and catch monster red fish on fly. This season has been tremendous so far with early cold front and exceptional weather. The big bulls move into the marsh as the temps drop and they haven’t disappointed so far. Fishing conditions […]
