Everglades Backcountry Experience with Capt. Rodney Raffield

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102 Collier Ave
Everglades City, FL 34139
+1 (239) 695-4626
http://www.evergladesbackcountryexperience.com
Enjoy the beauty and wild life of the Everglades on a unique fishing and/or wild life trip through the 10,000 islands with a 5th generation native guide. Capt. Rodney Raffield will take you to places unknown by most. Trips leave from historic Chokoloskee Island.

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5.0274 reviews
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Outstanding
8/26/2024

We had 2 great days of fishing with Capt. Rodney. Caught 11 species. He continues to be our go-to...

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Everglades fishing at its best
5/6/2024

Very cool area to fish and a great captain! It was a great experience for us fishing with Captain Ro...

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Captain Rodney is the best around
4/28/2024

Amazing day on the water. Caught 9 different species, saw some amazing wildlife, and Captain Rodney ...

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