Greetings from Tarpon World:
March 24, 2005: They Have Arrived Big Time!!!! Today I fished a half day charter with Jon Ziarnik from Cudjo Key, Florida. I had about an hour to kill while waiting for Jon so I went out to a basin one half mile in front of his house. I Jumped 2 Tarpon both over 100 pounds on two casts and was back to pick up Jon with in 45 minutes.

Jon Ziarnik boarded my skiff at 12:00 noon and had his first Tarpon on the end of his fly line 10 feet in the air by 12:15. On Jon�s first five casts he had 5 tarpon eat his fly, Jumped 3 of them and caught one about 80 pounds.
�� At 3:30 we started back to the dock after Jumping 5 Tarpon and releasing one. We are fishing early in the morning tomorrow, I am sure it will be good. Tarpon Season has started in the Keys, that's for sure!

� I will be fishing for Sailfish at Fins N� Feathers in Guatemala from the 27th to 31st of March. Stay Tuned for fishing reports from The Sailfish School! I will be back Tarpon Fishing April First.

Regards:
Jake
www.jakejordan.com

Captain Jake Jordan reports on the latest Florida tarpon fishing as well as some openings for guided tarpon trips. Read the full report, then call Jake to book your trip! - Editor

Captain Jake Jordan
Jake Jordan's Fishing Adventures
www.jakejordan.com

Well it is officially TARPON TIME here at River and Reef and as we post this report the winds have been blowing hard during the past weeks in the Florida Keys. Jake Jordon, a Keys guide with plenty of experience with Giant Tarpon (not to mention Guatemala Sailfish), gives us the low down on the activity this week.
Jake has a few days open for charter in June and July and you can find the dates and links at the end of his report. You can also find some Tarpon photos Jake has submitted in the gallery.