Chaos Theory by definition states that complex natural systems obey rules but are so sensitive that small initial changes can cause unexpected results. Now my interpretation, Chaos Theory states that the complex natural system known as the Florida Keys obey the simple rule that fishing in gin-clear water for a species of a life-time changes every person for the better with results being far from unexpected.

Welcome to Chaos Theory Charters. My name is Captain Rob Kramarz and I am glad you stopped by to look at the site. The Lower Keys and Key West are some of the most beautiful flats I have ever fished. The Bahamas, Mexico, Belize and so on hardly compare to the valor of hooking up to a Keys Bonefish, Permit or Tarpon. Granted the previous mentioned islands might have big number days but the Keys offer bigger size, numbers and possibly the fish of a lifetime. The fish down here are so much smarter and wearier than in other places. That is what makes them so highly sought after.

Gin-clear water, white sand and turtle grass flats, pushes of Bonefish at dawn, tailing Permit on an incoming tide, and Tarpon rolling along channel edges. That's what it's all about down here. The experiences that abound on the flats below Marathon Key all the way to the Marquesas and everywhere in between is what draws the attention of the most seasoned of anglers. They wouldn't call the Keys the “Sportfishing Capitol of the World” for nothing. So if you are planning on fishing in the Keys Give me a call and let's see what we an do to get the rods bent with tight lines. You never know it could be a fish of a lifetime.

Bio

Captain Rob Kramarz was born and raised in New Jersey, and ever since he can remember he has a rod in his hand. He gained a passion for fishing with his family and friends going from lakes and streams, to beaches and boats. In his youth, he was always on a quest for finding new ways to catch fish. He finally decided to graduate to a fly rod at the age of 12, and fell in love with the art of casting. To him it is an on-going mastery of skills that he practices at every opportunity. Through his trial and errors (mostly errors), he sought training from some of the best fly-rod casters in the world, Tim Rajeff and Bob Popovics, just to name a few. Which to whom he is deeply appreciative for the guidance and experiences given. Capt. Rob has fished New York State, Mass, Rhode Island, Maryland, The Carolina's and the Jersey Coast, and Florida. He has traveled as far as Aruba and the Caribbean Islands for the most exotic of fish. Whether it was salmon, trout, steelhead, following stripers with his younger brother, or fluke fishing with his family, his love of fishing only increased. And then it happened. After his experiences and travels, he realized that there is only one place in the world, that he would want to root himself. Captain Rob Kramarz is now a full time fishing guide where he refers to it as the “Holy Grail” of fishing, and this geographical gem is the Florida Keys. . For him guiding in this paradise location is his passion. From the flats, just below Marathon Key, all the way to the Marquesas, and everywhere in between is jin his backyard. The area yields a great bounty of bonefish, permit, tarpon, sharks, barracudas, and the seasonal redfish and snook.