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Handcrafted apparel for those who explore the outdoors and venture further.

Shop the BTT x Guided BOCA Collection at www.guidedoutfitters.com

The quickest way to make a clouser disappear. 🪄
05/25/2022

The quickest way to make a clouser disappear. 🪄

A righteous row on untouched waters. 📸: Mitch Paisker
05/25/2022

A righteous row on untouched waters.



📸: Mitch Paisker

05/23/2022

Love at first sight cast.

Scroll right to slide down the schoolie funnel. Exploring beaches, rips and backwaters on a beautiful spring day on Cape...
05/18/2022

Scroll right to slide down the schoolie funnel.

Exploring beaches, rips and backwaters on a beautiful spring day on Cape Cod. ☀️

05/16/2022

The moment the migration starts flowing, the “out of office” messages go up. The season to indulge in our obsession has arrived.

📸: Marissa Wil

The ultimate fit for unwavering pursuit of the migration. Upgrade your shallow water wardrobe and pay homage to the king...
05/11/2022

The ultimate fit for unwavering pursuit of the migration.

Upgrade your shallow water wardrobe and pay homage to the king with the Boca Bamboo UPF50+ S/S Crew - Tarpon.

Explore the full lineup at linktr.ee/guidedoutfitters.

Full grown. There are a lot of ways to target tarpon - but a big girl heading north tamed in shallow water is as good as...
05/11/2022

Full grown.

There are a lot of ways to target tarpon - but a big girl heading north tamed in shallow water is as good as it gets.


📸: Capt. Nick Labadie

No gym trip necessary after you arm wrestle with a school bus. 🚌
05/09/2022

No gym trip necessary after you arm wrestle with a school bus. 🚌

One small step forward for copper critters on the east coast. Two days ago, May 4th, 2022, Florida Fish & Wildlife heard...
05/06/2022

One small step forward for copper critters on the east coast.

Two days ago, May 4th, 2022, Florida Fish & Wildlife heard the pleas of the Treasure Coast & Mosquito Lagoon communities and has declared an executive order making all redfish catch & release in the Indian River Lagoon system.

While this action is very just (though a bit overdue), east coast redfish are not holistically saved because of it.

We must now refocus our efforts and amplify our messaging around water quality and habitat restoration. We need to improve these coastal ecosystems by removing our waste water, reducing nutrient loading and restoring seagrass density if we hope to one day see an IRL teeming with happy, healthy tails.

A glimmer of hope for the IRL is on the horizon.Learn more about the proposed memorandum that would instate a catch-and-...
05/03/2022

A glimmer of hope for the IRL is on the horizon.

Learn more about the proposed memorandum that would instate a catch-and-release requirement for redfish in the Indian River Lagoon at linktr.ee/guidedoutfitters.

Let’s cut right to the point while we cut bait: Catch and release is the right next step for the Indian River Lagoon.Thi...
05/03/2022

Let’s cut right to the point while we cut bait:

Catch and release is the right next step for the Indian River Lagoon.

This Wednesday, FWC will meet in Gainesville to discuss a new memorandum for redfish management in Florida. Included in this proposal is a proposal for C&R only in the IRL.

The IRL ecosystem is suffocating from increasingly high fishing pressure and high nutrient loading. The redfish in this system need any breaks they can get - and the local community is calling for (long overdue) changes in management.

Read the full memorandum at linktr.ee/guidedoutfitters and make your voice heard on Wednesday.

For redfish to flourish in the Indian River Lagoon, we need to rebuild the missing menu.Over the last two decades, water...
04/28/2022

For redfish to flourish in the Indian River Lagoon, we need to rebuild the missing menu.

Over the last two decades, water quality degradation has led to the extermination of most seagrass in the IRL, which once stood as the crucial building block for this estuarine food pyramid. A grip & grin with a blade of grass has become less frequent than one with a trophy fish.

Crabs, shrimp and small baitfish have two things in common: they need seagrass to survive and redfish love to eat them.

We urge FWC to make the IRL catch and release only for red drum until we can stabilize the lagoon system and rehabilitate vital habitats. Give them a break until we can right the wrongs we've done to their home.

FWC will be hosting a Proposed Redfish Rule Memorandum Meeting next Wednesday, May 4th in Gainesville.

This memorandum would be long-overdue legal protection and reduction of harvest that gives IRL redfish a fighting chance as we continue to try to solve the water quality and habitat issues plaguing this iconic fishery.

Make your voice heard for redfish in the IRL.

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