Region: Northeast
Amelia Island
FLY FISHING ADVENTURES
Captain Russell Tharin
P.O. Box 8042, Amelia Island, FL 32035
Email: captrt@bellsouth.net | Phone 904.491.4799
Mobile 904.753.2964 | Fax 904.491.4277
flyfishingameliaisland.com
Welcome to Discover Fly Fishing Adventures.
As full-time guides, Capt. Russell and Janet Tharin
have a passion for guiding outdoors. Whether your
interest is in fly fishing, light tackle, eco-tours
or fly casting lessons, let us assist you in fulfilling
your next adventure.
Capt. Russell and Janet will be booking fly fishing
and light tackle charters, fly casting lessons and
eco-tours on Amelia Island, Cumberland Island, the
greater Jacksonville area and the Florida Keys.
RATES:
| Charters |
Number of Persons |
Cost |
| Full Day (8hr minimum) |
1-2 * |
$500 per trip |
| 3/4 Day (6hr minimum) |
1-2 * |
$400 per trip |
| 1/2 Day (4hr minimum) |
1-2 * |
$300 per trip |
| EcoTours (2hr minimum) |
1-2 * |
$200 per trip |
*For 3rd person add $75.00
Pick-up and return to Cumberland Island, Ga
Add $75.00 per day.
All charter confirmations require a $100.00
minimum deposit per day.
Cash or checks...No Credit Cards
Balance due at completion of charter.
Gratuity not included...But is appreciated.
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| Fly Casting Lessons |
Number of Persons |
Cost |
| 2 Hours (Fly Casting) |
1-2 |
$75.00 per lesson |
| 2 Hours (Fly Casting) |
3-more |
$50.00 each per lesson |
Where client is met:
Amelia Island Yacht Basin - 251 Creekside Dr., Amelia
Island, FL 904-277-4615
Waters Fished:
Types of Fishing Available:
Equipment Provided:
Game Fish Available:
Things you need to bring: |
Cumberland Island,
Amelia Island, Talbot Island, Ft. George Island,
Nassau Sound, St. Mary's Inlet, I.C.W. and Near
Coastal Waters
Specializing in shallow water sight fishing
flats for Redfish with fly and light tackle.
Top water plugging seasonal, Redfish, Sea Trout,
Jack Crevalle, Blue Fish, Ladyfish and Sharks.
Based on tides and weather.
All fly fishing and light tackle equipment will
be provided. Includes fishing license, leaders,
lures, and flies. Cooler with iced spring waters.
Year round: Inshore Redfish
and Sea Trout.
Migratory: Jacks Crevalle, Spanish Mackerel,
Bluefish, Ladyfish, Cobia and Tarpon.
Seasonal: Sheepshead, Black Drum, Shark
Polarized Sunglasses, Hat, Deck shoes or tennis
shoes, Sunscreen, and Camera. |
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