Amazing Aerial Shot Of Hundreds of Tarpon
This amazing drone shot could not get any angler more ready for Tarpon season. This clip comes from the Aftco Migrations: Tarpon film packed full of mouthwatering shots just like this one. The film documents the migrations as packs of this dinosaur of a fish travels through Key Biscayne, Florida. The sight of these Tarpon schools can leave anglers at a loss for words & a wicked adrenaline rush.
In preparation for the heat of Tarpon season shots like this sure heightening the excitement level. For more clips like this follow @waypointtv.fishing, and to see the full length feature film scroll to the bottom of the page.
Watch the full film below brought to you by AFTCO, Costa, St. Croix Rods, Accurate, and SeaDek.
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