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Florida City Trip - Mixed techniques. - Backcountry waters. - Adaptive fishing.
Located at the gateway to the Everglades, Florida City offers prime backcountry fishing opportunities with diverse techniques and target species. This photo gallery showcases the various fishing approaches used during our backcountry trips, from fly fishing the shallows to spin casting along structure and bait fishing in deeper waters. Guide Ray Shetty specializes in adapting to changing conditions, ensuring productive fishing even when afternoon storms roll through the area. Whether you're a seasoned angler or trying backcountry fishing for the first time, these local waters provide excellent year-round action. Take a look at our gallery and consider booking your own guided trip to experience Florida City's remarkable backcountry fishery.
Ready to book your own Florida City backcountry fishing adventure? Ray Shetty offers the "test jite" charter package, a flexible backcountry experience perfect for anglers looking to explore the diverse waters near the Everglades. This trip adapts to changing conditions, employing multiple techniques from fly fishing to bait fishing as needed. Rates for this trip start at the base package price, with options to customize based on group size and specific fishing goals. The charter accommodates up to 1 guest, making it ideal for focused, personalized fishing instruction. To reserve your spot, check real-time availability using the booking buttons below, or contact Ray directly through the booking page for special requests or questions about the best times to fish these productive waters.
Florida City's backcountry waters offer excellent fishing throughout the year, though conditions can vary seasonally. Summer months bring warmer water temperatures and afternoon thunderstorms, so morning trips often produce the most consistent action. When fishing the Butler Beach area, be prepared for changing weather patterns – having both light tackle and heavier gear allows for quick adaptation as conditions shift. The backcountry here features a mix of shallow flats, deeper channels, and structured areas, each requiring different approaches. For beginners, Ray typically recommends starting with spin casting techniques before potentially introducing fly fishing basics. Light, breathable clothing with sun protection is essential year-round, along with polarized sunglasses to spot fish in the shallows. The diverse ecosystem supports a variety of fish, making these waters productive in virtually all seasons.