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Pediatric Cancer Foundation Grand Slam Celebrity Tournament

by Capt Jim October 26, 2011 Fishing Reports

I was one of the lucky guides that has fished this great event for the Pediatric Cancer Foundation for 14 years and have meet some great people that are very generous with their donations to pay to go fish this great 2 day Grand Slam Celebrity Tournament but this year at the Fisherman’s Ball Friday [...]

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Building a Dubbing/Streamer Brush by Ron Cavalier

by Capt Jim October 17, 2011 Home Page

Building a Dubbing/Streamer Brush by Ron Cavalier This was designed and built by Ron Cavalier one of the top fly tiers in the US and ties all my fly’s for my website Fly Fishing Tampa my fly fishing charter business located in the Tampa, FL In this video you will see how it works and [...]

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Sight Casting to Redfish with the Suicide Croaker

by Capt Jim September 20, 2011 Fishing Reports

I used the Suicide Croaker again on my sight casting to Redfish charter yesterday day and to make it weedless i Texas rigged it and the redfish can not leave it alone. We fished the last part of the outgoing and the first part of the incoming tide and found a good size school of [...]

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Redfish and Snook fishing cranking up in Tampa Bay

by Capt Jim September 18, 2011 Fishing Reports

I just want to say thanks to Category 5 for sending me their Saltwater Survival Kit. I took one of my clients sight casting for Redfish in Tampa Bay with the Suicide Croaker on a 1/16 oz jig head and absolutely killed the Redfish on them in 8 inch’s of water and then hit the [...]

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2011 Salty Fly Tournament February 25th and 26th

by Capt Jim January 21, 2011 2011 Salty Fly Tournament

Follow Team Cheeky fishing with Captain Jim Lemke (flyfishingtampa.com) in the 2011 Salty Fly Tournament February 25th and 26th. For more information on the biggest fly fishing tournament on Florida’s West Coast check out www.saltyshores.com. Digg this postRecommend on FacebookShare on LinkedinShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this postTell a friend

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New Year Trout and Redfish Charter

by Capt Jim January 3, 2011 Fishing Reports

The first charter of the New Year starts out with a bang. We left the dock around 8am to catch the negative 1.1 low looking for some tailing redfish up on the flat and as soon as we got up on the flat the sun goes behind the clouds for the next few hours making [...]

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Sight Casting to Tampabay Redfish

by Capt Jim December 15, 2010 Fishing Reports

I know it has been a long time between reports and fly of the month but i am getting back on track and will be posting a few times a month so check back in. Will with a great Tarpon season behind us and the weather getting colder the Trout and Redfish been on fire [...]

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Chasing Silver King with Capt Jim Lemke. A Testimonial by Keith Collins

by Capt Jim May 11, 2010 fly fishing tarpon

Chasing King silver with Capt Jim Lemke. Testimonial by Keith Collins I first fished with Capt Jim Lemke 6 years ago, I have fished with him many times since then and I have not used another tarpon guide since. Why, you might ask? Capt Jim has put me on more tarpon, consistently, than any other [...]

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Explosive Night Tarpon on the fly

by Capt Jim May 3, 2010 Fishing Reports

Explosive Night Tarpon on the fly I met my friend and client Tommy at the boat ramp for a little night Tarpon fishing. As we pulled away from the ramp he asked if the Tarpon are thick yet, i told him i will let you answer that question your self at the end of the [...]

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Fly Fishing Tampa.com Fly of the Month May Tampa Bay Tampa Minnow

by Capt Jim May 3, 2010 Home Page

Fly Fishing Tampa.com Fly of the Month May Tampa Bay Tampa Minnow This is a fly that was designed by & tied by Ron Cavalier. In Tampa Bay I use this fly at night under the deep water dock and bridge lights for Snook, Tarpon, and Trout. This fly picks up all available light from [...]

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