Tarpon Fishing Guide For New Angler

 Tarpon are one of the toughest fighting fish in the saltwater world, but they can also be caught when fishing for other species. That's why many anglers have chosen to target these fish when they are in an area throughout the year. If you are new to tarpon fishing or you're looking to add this great fish to your list, here are some tips for you.



This is a very exciting sport and the fight of the giant tarpon can be thrilling and addicting. If you want to catch these hard-fighting fish, make sure that you know how to choose the best line and pole. The kind of line you use will depend on how strong your pole is. You can choose from a couple of different line types which include monofilament, braided and fluorocarbon. Generally, the stronger the pole is, the thicker line you're going to want to use when fishing for tarpon. Since they are very powerful fish, they'll be able to snap a thin line in no time.

Tarpon are primarily found near rivers and they can be fished for from the shore or from a boat. Since they usually swim in shallow areas, you'll find them around grass beds or near mangrove islands during low tide. This is when you can cast into these areas with live bait to catch them. They can also be caught along the shoreline when they are coming in to the shallows during the night to feed. An excellent method for catching tarpon is flipping which you'll do using live bait like mullet, ladyfish or pinfish near grass beds. When fishing from a boat, live-bait fishing is also an option, but you have to have a strong boat that's capable of handling these fish. Tarpon are fast swimmers so the speedier your boat is, the better chance you got in catching them.

Tarpon are usually around 12 pounds when they are young and grow up to about 100 pounds or more. This is one of the reasons why it's important to have a strong rod and reel for this kind of fishing because you will definitely need them. If the tarpon you are targeting is getting away from your line, make sure that you have extra-strength line on hand or consider changing your reel over if it's old.

Start out small when it comes to tarpon fishing and learn how to catch them when you're fishing for other species. It's a great way to get in on the action without putting too much money up front. If you understand the limits of the bass fishing equipment , you'll have a better chance at success.

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