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Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) is a popular freshwater game fish belonging to the Salmonidae family. These beautiful fish are known for their distinctive pink stripe running along their sides and their heavily spotted bodies. - Can grow between 12-46 inches in length - Weight typically ranges from 2-35 pounds - Primarily found in coastal areas and rivers - Known for putting up an exciting fight when hooked
Our backcountry fishing trip in Florida City delivered non-stop action this Tuesday October. We focused on structure-rich areas around Butler Beach where the rainbow trout were actively feeding. With perfect water conditions and clear skies, the fishing was productive throughout the day, giving us plenty of opportunities for sight fishing in the flats. Ray Charters specializes in these backcountry waters where rainbow trout and other species provide consistent action year-round. The fall months offer excellent conditions with clear water and active fish. Whether you're an experienced angler or new to backcountry fishing, our guided trips put you on fish using techniques proven to work in these local waters. All tackle and gear is provided—just bring your fishing license and be ready for some bent rods!
Instructor Ray Shetty of Ray Charters on Tuesday October offers specialized backcountry fishing trips targeting rainbow trout in the productive waters around Florida City. Our guided fishing packages include all the necessary tackle, bait, and equipment to ensure a successful day on the water. We welcome anglers of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned fishermen looking to target Florida's unique rainbow trout fishery. Trips typically run 4-8 hours depending on your preference, with flexible morning and afternoon departure times available. To secure your spot, we recommend booking at least a week in advance, especially during fall when fishing conditions are optimal.
The backcountry waters around Butler Beach offer some of Florida's most unique fishing opportunities. During our recent trip, we experienced consistent action with rainbow trout throughout the day. The clear skies and perfect water conditions allowed us to effectively sight fish across the flats, targeting structure that consistently holds quality fish.
What makes this area special is the ability to target rainbow trout in Florida waters—something many anglers don't realize is possible. The backcountry environment provides protected waters and abundant structure where these fish thrive. Our guided trips focus on teaching productive techniques while putting you on fish consistently. Whether you're looking to catch your first rainbow trout or you're an experienced angler wanting to explore new waters, our local knowledge ensures you'll have the best chance at success.
Rainbow trout in Florida's backcountry waters require specific techniques and local knowledge to target successfully. These fish prefer cooler, oxygen-rich waters and tend to hold near structure and deeper channels during warmer months. While not native to Florida, rainbow trout have been introduced to select waters and provide excellent sport fishing opportunities.
When fishing for rainbow trout in Florida City waters, light tackle with 6-8 pound test line typically works best. We focus on natural presentations with small lures, flies, or live bait depending on the conditions. The fall months offer some of the best fishing as water temperatures become more favorable. Our guided trips emphasize both catching and proper handling techniques to ensure the sustainability of this special fishery.
For your day on the water with Ray Charters, we recommend bringing sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), weather-appropriate clothing, and your Florida fishing license. Our boats comfortably accommodate small groups, allowing for personalized attention and instruction. We provide all fishing gear, tackle, and bait needed for a successful trip. Morning trips typically depart around 7:30 AM, while afternoon trips leave around 1:00 PM, though we can adjust to your schedule and the best fishing conditions. Water and light snacks are provided, but feel free to bring additional refreshments for your day on the water.