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WHAT'S INCLUDED

Expertise & Attributes

16 Years of Experience

fishing Attributes

Freshwater Fishing
Deep Sea Fishing
Good with Large Groups
Good with Families

hunting Attributes

Game Food Processing
Group Party Trips

Off-roading Attributes

Coaching Through Tough Spots
Communication

snow sports Attributes

Downhill Snowboarding
Good With Families

tours Attributes

Clear And Loud Speaker

water sports Attributes

Customer Relations

wildlife Attributes

Biologist Background

Gear & Equipment

Available Fishing Gear

Bow
Fly Lines
Insect Repellant
Leader Tippet

Available Hunting Gear

Archery
Archery Accessories
Big Game Calls
Binoculars

Available Tours Gear

Blankets
Camera
First Aid Kit
Food / Snacks
Language Translation Software

Good to Knows


Tarpon are known for their acrobatics and can jump 10 feet out of the water and swim up to 35 mph.

They are close relatives of Skipjack and Ladyfish.

Although they are edible, people rarely eat them because of their small, hard-to-clean bones.

Tarpon has been around for a long time - 125 million years kind of time!

Tarpon are capable of filling themselves with air. This gives it a predatory advantage when oxygen levels in the water are low.

Spawning

Tarpon spawn offshore in warm, secluded areas, usually in late spring to late summer and with a full moon or new moon cycle. 

The sperm and egg are all released into the water in a process referred to as broadcast spawning. The female tarpons will release up to 12 million eggs at a time. Once the eggs are fertilized, they float on top of the water. The eggs look like transparent ribbons, which make it difficult for predators to notice. The eggs will absorb the nutrients in the water through the skin. 

After hatching, they enter the juvenile stage, remaining in the shallow water until they have developed into an adult. 

BOATS

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Boat Type: Sailboat (sail-propelled)

Boat Guest Capacity: 10

Boat Length: 10

Manufacturer Name: New

Model Year: 2010

Number of Engines: 10

Horsepower per Engine: 100

Maximum Cruising Speed: 100

Boat Registration: Not Given

Features: GPS, Fish Finder, Fighting Chair, Flybridge, Toilet, Air Condition, Multimedia System, Refrigerator, First Mate, Livewell / Live Bait Tank

Sailboat (sail-propelled)

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boat Type: Sailboat (sail-propelled)

boat Guest Capacity: 10

boat Length: 5

Manufacturer Name: Test

Model Year: 2010

boat Registration: Not Given

Features: VHF Radio

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