Only on a Fly in Jupiter, Florida

Head out with Captain Dino on the beautiful Loxahatchee River estuary or head out to explore the Jupiter Inlet area. Weather permitting, Captain Dino may be able to venture outside the Jupiter Inlet in this 19' Flats boat to target other nearshore species as well like Bonito and Mackerel. These fish pull drag and put up an awesome fight, and it is an especially unique experience on a Fly Rod! Captain Dino welcomes you to bring your own gear with you but can provide you with all the rods, reels, tackle, flys, and instructions you need to get on the fish. Captain Dino always like to remind his guests that no matter your skill level, flyfishing is one of those techniques that really improves with practice. And you'll be doing yourself a great service to practice your cast and especially your double haul in the weeks leading up to your trip! Captain Dino can provide all the necessary tips, advice, and lessons to help you out, but practicing your cast in the days leading up to the trip is always a great idea to improve your chances of hooking into your next trophy fish! Read More

Head out after dusk with Captain Dino for this action-packed nighttime fishing adventure. Oftentimes, getting fish to go after flies is a tall order—not so with these excursions. Dock lights create the conditions for a true feeding frenzy for predatory fish like Snook, Jacks, and Tarpon, among many others. How it Works: Like moths to a light, baitfish gather in schools under dockside lanterns and specialty bulbs. And where there's bait... you know there's gonna be bigger fish looking to snag an easy meal. Snook are especially prone to feasting under the lights, along with Jacks, Lookdowns, the occasional Redfish and Snapper, and even Tarpon when they're migrating through. Usually, after you catch one or two fish out from under the lights, the spot is blown up, but luckily there are plenty of dock lights to explore in the Jupiter area! Captain Dino encourages you to bring your own gear, but he can also provide you with all the rods, reels, tackle, flys, and instructions you need to get on the fish. Please note: Flyfishing is a technique that really improves with practice. Captain Dino can provide all the necessary tips, advice, and lessons to help you out, but practicing your cast in the days leading up to the trip is always a great idea to improve your chances of hooking into your next trophy fish! Read More

Captain Dino's half-day daytime options can be combined with his dockside nighttime adventures to create the full-day ultimate inshore sight-fishing opportunity. This means that a portion of the trip can be spent fishing the flats, inlets, nearshore, and even offshore waters (weather permitting), and then finished off by heading to the canals and inlet docks to hit hungry fish under the lights! In addition to Snook, don’t be surprised if you hook Jacks, Lookdowns, Ladyfish or an occasional Redfish or Snapper. How it works: Like moths to a light, baitfish gather in schools under dockside lanterns and specialty bulbs. And where there's bait... you know there's gonna be bigger fish looking to snag an easy meal. Snook are especially prone to feasting under the lights, along with Jacks, Lookdowns, the occasional Redfish and Snapper, and even Tarpon when they're migrating through. Usually, after you catch one or two fish out from under the lights, the spot is blown up, but luckily there are plenty of dock lights to explore in the Jupiter area! Captain Dino encourages you to bring your own gear, but he can also provide you with all the rods, reels, tackle, flys, and instructions you need to get on the fish. Please note: Flyfishing is a techniques that really improves with practice. Captain Dino can provide all the necessary tips, advice, and lessons to help you out, but practicing your cast in the days leading up to the trip is always a great idea to improve your chances of hooking into your next trophy fish! Read More

Head out for a personal 1 on 1 adventure with Captain Dino aboard his custom Gheenoe LT 10 to stalk the skinny water around Jupiter on the Fly. Captain Dino welcomes you to bring your own gear with you but can provide you with all the rods, reels, tackle, flys, and instructions you need to get on the fish. Please note: Flyfishing is one of those techniques that really improves with practice. Captain Dino can provide all the necessary tips, advice, and lessons to help you out, but practicing your cast in the days leading up to the trip is always a great idea to improve your chances of hooking into your next trophy fish! Read More

Pelagic game fish are the ultimate flyfishing challenge. Captain Dino uses the live chum “bait and switch” technique whenever he can to get the fish fired up and maximize your success rate. With Captain Dino, you'll spend your trip chasing electrifying saltwater predators such as False Albacore, Mahi-mahi, Blackfin Tuna, Mackerel, Amberjack, and many more—all on the fly. You'll typically reach the best spots after a quick haul offshore. Captain Dino pilots a 27' Onslow Bay, powered by twin 350hp Mercury Varado 4-stroke engines. She has the ability to hold 14 rigged fly rods, as well as 2 live wells for your bait and dual sonar/radar fishfinders. There isn't a better boat out there. In addition to his expertise, the Captain will bring the rods, tackle, water, and all the required licenses. To maximize your experience on the water, bring a pair of polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera for those epic shots, and appropriate clothing. Read More