9-14-24 fly fishing mosquito lagoon.

[@JeffHammerFishing]

That's awesome! Especially getting that snook on fly. Water clarity looked pretty good and the fish seemed to be in an agreeable mood for a change. Last time I was down there it was a struggle and a lot of silt. Looking forward to cooler weather to clean it up again.

[@Reeldrivenoutdoors]

@@JeffHammerFishing thanks Jeff ! Yea it’s been some months since I’ve been to the lagoon, was definitely nice to have some fish willing to play and clean water.. thinking of upgrading the gheenoe to a custom LT10 soon. So I may be without for a few months unfortunately.

[@JeffHammerFishing]

@@Reeldrivenoutdoors If you can swing it, LT25 is the way to go. While an improvement over a highsider, the LT10 isn’t much bigger or stabler and has the same HP rating. However an LT25 is nearly as stable as most smaller conventional flats skiffs. I even have more storage capacity than my friend’s East Cape Caiman.

[@Reeldrivenoutdoors]

@@JeffHammerFishing yea I just unfortunately don’t have the 5k at the moment to swing one. I absolutely love yours, it’s my dream skiff.

[@Reeldrivenoutdoors]

Well, with some determination and will power I was able to get started on aggressively saving for that LT25. Put the down payment today and by next year should have me a brand new LT to fish out of, thanks for giving me the extra push and motivation!

[@JeffHammerFishing]

@@Reeldrivenoutdoors Nice! You won't regret it. I've noticed a lot of new LT10 owners don't stay with the LT10 for long. They often upgrade to the LT25 within the first year or so.

[@SnapReflexx]

Nice work fellas. How does mosquito Lagoon fish in the winter months? Is it still active with Reds and snook?

[@Reeldrivenoutdoors]

@@SnapReflexx the reds stay active in the winter but the snook tend to shut down