| Angler of the Month - Brian Nelli |
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| Monday, 14 February 2011 15:21 |
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I have been fishing since I was 5 years old. Starting in the lakes and ponds of the Chicagoland area. I moved to Florida in 2006 and started kayak fishing shortly thereafter. Tournament fishing is a big passion of mine and have been doing that successfully since 2008.
 I now guide and provide inshore fishing trips from Sebastian to West Palm Beach. Offshore adventures going out of West Palm Beach and Boynton Beach. Trips inshore will give the opportunity for Snook, Redfish, Seatrout, Tarpon, Pompano and Bluefish. Offshore provides you with the opprotunity to hook into Tarpon, Cobia, Permit, Amberjack, Sharks, Kingfish, Dolphin, Grouper, Snapper and Tuna.
 On both trips all equipment is included which consists of kayak, paddle,rod/reel, artificial bait, life jacket, terminal tackle, water, cooler and digital pictures of the days adventure.
I also provide Eco tours of the inshore water in Seabastian, Vero Beach and Stuart. Kayak,paddle and safety equipment is provided. On these trips you have the chance to see manatees, otters, dolphins and the many species of inshore birds that inhabit the coastal areas of Florida.
For more info on Brian and Pushin Water Charters www.tckayakfishing.com
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