Mackerel fishing has been very good lately with Cero’s and Kings showing in great numbers making for great Light Tackle Action. The weathers been slightly sporty as of late as the winds have been blowing pretty good.
Capt Andrew Reports:
Real rough again today had a hard time finding snappers in the clean water caught a bunch of cero mackerals on the patch reefs. Took our well full of minnows out deep and caught some nice big kings and a dolphin.
Great success on all fronts down here in Islamorada!! The weather was perfect all week and the fishing conditions have improved even more. Spring has finally made a strong appearance. The ocean and backcountry waters have managed to work themselves back to normal temperatures. The fish and surrounding life is getting ready for their spawning…
Winter fishing is in full swing and has kicked it into high gear. The Big Kings have showed up in force and have wore out some of our trips on light tackle. The sails have made a good showing as well as we have been getting our shots and getting our releases. On the reef…
March is an active month to fish in Islamorada. Charter fishing in Islamorada is considered the best in the world for Sailfish, Snook, Tarpon, Swordfish, King mackerel, and blackfin tuna. We started the month off with a morning half day to celebrate Grandmom Boo’s 90th birthday and an afternoon bachelor party with plenty of action….
The fishing has been fantastic when the weather allows as its been a bit windy. We have had some great families with kids recently. We broke some kids in on some fun Amberjacks and had them up to 80lbs, weighed as much as some of the kids. Most averaged in the 40 to 50 lb…
As some starts rolling in the Keys has been very good on the fishing front. Capt Aaron has been finding a good mess of Mahi’s on a his offshore trips and the snapper and grouper fishing has remained good on the wrecks and reefs. Capt Aaron had a very successful sword trip this week 4…
Sailfish, Sailfish and more Sailfish!! That was the game this week and what a great time it was. The weather and the fish finally agreed with each other. So you understand what I’m talking about let me explain. We enjoyed what we call tailing condition. This is when we have a real strong northeast current…