http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/Capt. Roan z. is a full-time charter fishing guide specializing in Fly Fishing charters, inshore, offshore and freshwater. Capt. Roan z. has been fishing these waters for more than 25 years and is a certified Fly Casting Instructor and Fly Tying Instuctor. He teaches for Mangrove Outfitters Fly Shop and runs the <a href="http://www.naples-fishing-charters.com">naples-fishing-charters.com</a> Web site.en-ushttp://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/dec/10/fish/December Fishing in the Naples and Marco Back Country waters so far has been very good. There has been some chilly mornings but the afternoons have been nothing short of BEAUTIFUL. Most of my Fly clients have been fishing the afternoons and the Bait / Jig guys have been morning fishing. The night time has also produced some great Snook Fishing. Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:50:53 -0000http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/dec/10/fish/http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/nov/05/fish/Fishing in the Naples and Marco area was definitely hot and cold at the end of October. A cold winter blast came though which interrupted some spectacular Snook and Tarpon fishing. And even though the daytime fishing slowed the night still belonged to the fly anglers. I hope for continued warm weather through November and continued strong fishing. Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:24:54 -0000http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/nov/05/fish/http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/oct/07/fish/Well September has come and gone and now we are firmly entrenched in October. The Fishing in the Naples and Marco area should continue about the same as for September with a slight increase in our offshore fishing along with an increase in Redfish and a decrease in our Snook and Tarpon activity. Now remember this all depends on the weather and the abundance of bait in our water. If the temps stay high like they did last year then the Redfish that are here will be less active but the Snook and Tarpon will be more active. So far this has been the case. It looks as if at least for the next couple of weeks that the fishing in the Naples and Marco area is going to stay about the same with good numbers of Snook being caught from the back country to the beaches. The near shore wrecks will be producing on many fronts including some inshore species like Snook and Tarpon migrating out early getting ready for the winter slow down and some Redfish moving in to feed on the copious amounts of bait that will be their. Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:18:09 -0000http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/oct/07/fish/http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/sep/02/fish/Fishing in the Naples and Marco area was saved by just receiving a glancing blow from Faye. I hope we can stay out of the direct path of the rest of them. If the storms stay away fishing shouls stay good for september. Tue, 02 Sep 2008 20:00:57 -0000http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/sep/02/fish/http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/aug/01/fish/Fishing in the Naples and Marco back country waters were hard to beat in July. If weather patterns hold the same for August should be just as good just look for a little movement of the fish. Fri, 01 Aug 2008 13:53:15 -0000http://naplesnews.com/blogs/naples_and_marco_island_fishing_report/2008/aug/01/fish/