Palolo Worm Hatch
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Randall Bryett
Randall Bryett grew up on the Sunshine Coast of Australia with some the worlds best fishing around every corner. He has worked in many aspects of the fishing industry including chasing the Giant Black Marlin at the prestigious Lizard Island. He is a avid fly fisherman who likes to find his own path. When not traveling he resides in Northern California with his wife Kate and their adopted cats.By Randall Bryett
Published on 06/3/2009
Palolo Worm hatch somewhere in the Florida Keys. The worms are so small and the fish so big it is hard to fathom the relationship and why the tarpon are so focused on them. They must taste good! The fish know when it is going to happen and start to gather and feast well before the hatch. Lots of flyfisherman want to fish this event but the truth is it harder to feed them while they slurp worms. I feel blessed to witness and fish a Palolo worm hatch.
Palolo Worm hatch somewhere in the Florida Keys. The worms are so small and the fish so big it is hard to fathom the relationship and why the tarpon are so focused on them. They must taste good! The fish know when it is going to happen and start to gather and feast well before the hatch. Lots of flyfisherman want to fish this event but the truth is it harder to feed them while they slurp worms. I feel blessed to witness and fish a Palolo worm hatch.