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Riverbend Guiding CoMOUNTAIN STREAMS - WALK & WADE
included except 5% gst and a tip for your guide. We have designed our walk and wade trips for people who want to explore mountain streams in the backcountry We will head out there fishing some of our favorite spots. We supply all of your gear such as waders, fly rods, and flies. The Trip is usually 8-10 hours from the time we pick you up to the time we drop you off. We supply all snacks non-alcoholic drinks and a shore side lunch for the day. This is a bit more of an adventurous day. It requires a little more work on your part, as some mountain streams we will have to hike into. Lots of wildlife can be seen on some of these gorgeous scenic mountain streams. we will carry appropriate measures to make sure we are all safe.
Canmore, AB, Canada
$675.00
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Blackwater Revival Guide ServiceInshore Low Country Charter
Our inshore fishing charter consists of fishing creeks, marsh, and bay for inshore species.
Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
$500.00
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Lucas LargelFlorida East Coast Fly Fishing
Fly fishing or conventional light tackle fishing between Titusville and Melbourne, we will sight fish species such as tarpon, snook, resdfish, black drum and speckled trout.
Titusville, Florida
$550.00
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Moon Harbor ChartersHalf day charter
GA offers year round sight-casting opportunities for our state fish, the red drum. From belly crawlers in the low tide creeks to tailers in the grass on summer flood tides. Red drum, or redfish, can be found in creeks, backcountry rivers and the mud flats of the sounds, allowing us to target them differently based on weather and tides. Although redfish are the main target, seasonal fish may also present opportunities during the summer and fall. Including jack crevalle, bull reds and triple tail. Due to our 6-7’ tides, the 4hr charter is the sweet spot for fishing the best part of the tide possible. It’s not uncommon, however, for the charter to bleed into another hour because of varying boat ride lengths. Departure time and ramp is determined by tide and weather. Fee does not include tip.
Savannah, GA, USA
$500.00
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