This week's episode took us to Marco Island, Florida to fish with
Capt Chris Broome
fishing for an inshore slam. Capt Chris was confident he could put us on one
of the most difficult feats in fishing - catching a trout, snook, redfish
and tarpon all in the same day. What makes it more difficult is when we
bring two boats, 2 camera guys, my son and another person to run the camera
boat. It was a short ride to our first spot to target snook and redfish. We
caught each of these 2 species, so the next species to catch was the most
difficult - the tarpon. We set the Minn Kota iPilot on spot lock to keep us
in the current and casted out our live baits up current and hoped for a
tarpon. The fishing gods were looking down on us that day as we hooked and
boated a nice sized tarpon. We headed out to the beach to catch a speckled
seatrout and got it done. A grand slam, 4 species in one day all while the
cameras were rolling. Enjoy!
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