Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone and my heart and belly are full of the good stuff its time to focus once again on the waters surrounding the Florida Keys. As temperatures drop up north, the average temperature in Key Largo will be around 76 degrees during the day and around 65 degrees at… Continue Reading
Well as you peer through the magazines, search the endless websites, you will find a plethora of information which is mind boggling. I have placed a few helpful hints in order to help you pick accommodations and choose which Island (Keys) you may consider staying on. The keys are very different and the choices can… Continue Reading
August is a great time to come to the Florida Keys and fish the back country. When choosing to come during the warmer times of the year (August, September and October) make sure to schedule your trip for the early morning or the later evening. It is very hot and humid in the mid hours… Continue Reading
The pictures you see in the magazines or the footage you see as the back drop to your favorite fishing shows in the Florida Keys is exactly what it looks like right now on the water. The waters are crystal clear and the visibilty is great. Spotting the fish has been a breeze. The only… Continue Reading
Ok we have all seen the amazing videos on TV that show an angler catching the illusive bonefish. Well, if you think you want to come and try let us go over a few ideas to prepare. 1. Practice your cast: Use an object in your yard and stand 35 feet away and hit it with… Continue Reading
Last night I took my client out to target tarpon. We caught tarpon however, the biggest thrill of the night was the 175 lb tarpon who rose to the surface numerous times. What a great time! It took my client 1 hour and 15 minutes to reel the monster to the boat! Check my Facebook… Continue Reading
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There has been an amazing site to behold here in the Keys! Mutton Snappers are spawning! Spawning occurs in July and August. Mutton snapper spawn at the same site and the same lunar calendar days, year after year. The number of eggs released is dependent upon the size of the female. After spawning, the adult fish will move… Continue Reading
There is a phenomenon that happens each year in May and June in the Florida Keys. Tarpon go crazy after the paloao worm begin to hatch! The tarpon bite is amazing during this particular hatch. They cannot resist the worm and an angler can catch tarpon after tarpon if they are on the water at… Continue Reading
It has been a long time since I have seen so many tailers. I am talking 100 plus bonefish, and I am not telling a fish tale. A week ago I took my wife out for some fun fishing and we saw 30 plus fish. Then I was booked with a man named Arthur who… Continue Reading