Keys Tarpon Guide | Key West to Miami

In May and June I follow the tarpon migration up and down the keys from key west to biscayne bay. This is classic sight fishing for tarpon in clear water over sand flats. There is nothing like the sight of a school of five foot long fish coming at you in clear shallow water.

I have fished my whole life in the park since the 1950’s, and feel I know it well. Brian will take me to places and knows how to get around to the fish, where few people have ever been. He works extremely hard to please his clients no matter what your skill level is and you will never hear him raise his voice or criticize. Brian has a host of boats, canoes and such of which many were made or finished by him. He loves his craft and is so talented with his love for fishing.

Perhaps more importantly than anything else is the friendship that we have. For this I’m so grateful. I have been able to talk with him about life issues and he is there for me as I am for him. Fishing with Brian, I can guarantee one thing, your day will be nothing short of one of your best days on the water.

Chip Corlett

I always look forward to stepping on to Brian’s boat as he has a vast playbook and a plan to deal with any number of weather variables. So many memorable days in both Florida and Louisiana.

Fishing is definitely a spiritual addiction. Seeing a snook,redfish,or Tarpon in shallow water, making the perfect cast and connecting with said fish is nothing less than perfect. This action requires the help of a captain that can “ease” you into the zone and presents that shot of a lifetime to you. No one does this better than Brian Esposito.

George

Some of my favorite lines (and what endeared him to me) of Brian’s are, “they’re around here somewhere just gotta find em.” “ They live here”. Brian is all about catching fish. He approaches an area very stealthfully always looking for patterns of birds,bait,current,or flow.

He will stay in an area only if it is happening. Otherwise he is moving to the next area saying “ they’re here somewhere, they live here”. Brian thinks like a fish and is constantly matching lures to baits in the water or water color, or depth.

John