
Capt. Craig Madsen
Let's Go Fishing...
If you are looking for a great day out on the waters of Tampa Bay, Sarasota Bay, or the Gulf of Mexico... you have found the right spot. With over 15 years experience fishing the local waters, I can guarantee a fun filled day of fishing. Whether this is your first time fishing or you are a seasoned veteran, I can customize a trip that fits your needs.A typical day on the water can include a variety of fish such as Snook, Red Fish, Trout, Tarpon, Flounder, Cobia, Spanish Mackerel, King Fish, Snapper, Grouper, Permit, Pompano and sharks. All fish are caught on light tackle rods and reels with live bait.
Please Call: 941-812-1402
Charter Information
The boat you will be fishing out of is a 2008 23ft. custom tower boat, powered by a 150 H.P. Yamaha four stroke engine. Not only is the boat 9 Ft. wide to provide plenty of fishing space, it also runs in 1 ft. of water and has a very comfortable ride. I am a fully licensed & insured Captain. My boat is very safe and equipped to meet all U.S. Coast Guard standards.
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Posted by Capt. Craig Madsen
September 7th Fishing Report

Capt. Craig Madsen
Fishing this week has provided some very good action with redfish and trout. The redfish have been schooling up in large groups on the grassflats, oyster beds and mangrove islands. Live shinners and pinfish under a popping cork have been the bait of choice. The reds have been ranging between 25-33 inches and provide a great fight! The trout bite has been very good as well. The trout have been holding on deeper grass flats, in 4-6 ft of water and are ranging between 15-22 inches. If your interested in booking a charter you can reach me at 941-812-1402.
Tarpon Jumping Boatside
June Tarpon Jumping

September Bull Redfish
January 27, 2012
Florida Fishing News - Medard reopens with fortified embankmentsMedard Park is restocked with hundreds
Medard reopens with fortified embankments
Medard Park is restocked with hundreds of thousands of bass, bluegill and catfish, but the park allows only catch-and-release fishing for now.
Posted by Capt. Craig Madsen
