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ABOUT THE CAPTAIN

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CAPT. WRIGHT TAYLOR

Wright Taylor is a full time guide operating from Marco Island, the largest of the 10,000 Islands. So, the area that he fishes is literally in his backyard. The 10,000 Islands go southeast and fade right into the north end of the Everglades National Park, and to the north of Marco Island is miles of fishy water towards Naples.

Capt. Wright is a native of Texas. After many trips to the Florida Everglades, he decided to pack up all of his gear and move here, for the fishing. He has spent countless days on the water exploring much of intricacies found in this area. Fishing with every type of equipment, Fly, Spin and Baitcaster, he is prepared to take all types of anglers, as well as skill level.

This area is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. There are many different types of eco-systems here, lots of different species of fish and the bird life is incredible. When people ask him where he likes to vacation, he says “Right Here”.

Capt. Wright has three different types of boat to fish from. All of these boats are on trailers so they are able to fish locally from Goodland or be trailered down to Chokoloskee and launch right into the north end of the Everglades.

VESSELS

The Spear Boatworks Evergladez is my “small” boat. It would fit into the micro skiff category. It’s light and floats shallow, and is very stable for its size. My Dolphin Super Skiff is what I primarily fish for Tarpon from in the Spring and Summer months. It’s a very comfortable ride and unbelievably dry. And then I have the Islamorada Boatworks Morada 24. It’s a 24’ bayboat that can go far and fast. It’s the boat that I use if I have more than two anglers and/or we’re throwing plugs or jigs. You can flyfish from it as well. All three boats have a purpose that achieves the goal of getting us on the water and doing it well!

SPEAR BOATWORKS EVERGLADES

17’6”
Floats in about 6”
50 HP Tohatsu outboard
Speed is about 30 MPH
Maximum anglers-2

DOLPHIN SUPER SKIFF

15’10”
Incredible ride and ultra dry. This is my primary Tarpon skiff when fly fishing.
Speed is 30-32 MPH
Maximum anglers-2

PATHFINDER TRS

22’0″
Yamaha 200 Four Stroke
Cruising speed is about 28-32 mph
Super nice bay boat that can accommodate 3 anglers with ease, 4 if everyone is “careful”.

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