Episode 132: Capt. Greg Dini - Flywater Expeditions

Episode 132: Capt. Greg Dini - Flywater Expeditions

In this episode, Greg talks about his professional baseball stint, guiding in Louisiana and then eventually in the Keys, tournament fishing, and his mindset to be successful on the water.
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Capt. Greg Dini is a highly respected flats fishing guide with
expertise in saltwater fly fishing and light tackle angling. Born
and raised in Orlando, Florida, he developed a love for fishing
early on, spending his high school years honing his skills in
Mosquito Lagoon. This passion led him to the University of Miami on
a Division I baseball scholarship, where he further refined his
angling techniques in the bountiful waters of South Florida. After
transferring to Tulane University in New Orleans, Captain Dini
immersed himself in the Louisiana marshes, dedicating thousands of
hours to this iconic fishery. His commitment to the sport has
earned him a reputation as one of the most skilled and respected
guides in the region. Greg is a founding guide at Flywater
Expeditions in Islamorada, Florida, where he continues to share his
wealth of knowledge and passion for fishing with clients. Alongside
guiding, he is also a published photographer and videographer,
capturing the beauty and essence of the fishing world through his
lens. In 2023, Dini and his angler Evan Carruthers triumphed in
both the prestigious Golden Fly Tarpon Tournament and the Don
Hawley Tarpon Tournament, solidifying their place as a formidable
force in the competitive fishing world. Beyond his professional
pursuits, Greg is a devoted family man who cherishes time with his
wife and three children. This is his story - we hope you enjoy!

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