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Cooler weather has kicked off the reef fishing here in Key Largo. Our reef fishing during the winter months are on fire with mixed bag of snappers and grouper. Mutton snapper in particular are some great eating and great fighting on the menu. We have been catching fish in the 10-15 lb range in only… Continue reading Reef Fishing is on Fire

August is one of my favorite times to get on the water in south Florida. For me it marks the start of lobster season! These tasty crustaceans can be found up and down the Southern Florida coast hiding in any knock and cranny, so break out the snorkel gear. Bully netting is another way of catching your limit of lobster without battling the summer heat. This requires some specialized equipment, including underwater lights that are capable to light the ocean floor as you look for the lobster crawling in the night hours

Sailfish season has finally started!! November usually marks the start of Sail Fishing in South Florida with cooler temperatures and shorter day. With water temperatures starting to drop and as the bait start their migration south for warmer climates, pelagic species are soon to follow, especially Sailfish. As our weather pattern shifts with the occasional minor cold fronts roll in, winds shifting out of the northeast will make for some great action just off the reef line (100′-300′).