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Key West Fishing Reports


2009-01-02
5:07 PM

Winter Fishing in Key West a Blessing! - The Fishing Report. Jan. 2, 2009. Happy New Year!!! Let's catch more fish!!!! We have had a warmer trend recently and the Permit and Bonefish have turned on as a result. Here is a 7 pound New Year's Day Bonefish caught by Dave. We found more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West


2009-01-01
8:31 AM

The Bottom is Best - Water temperatures continue to hover in the low 70's along the reef line, stimulating good reef action for big CIRO MACKEREL, however a large pocket of still water has formed from south of the Dry Tortugas to well east of American Shoals and from the more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West


2008-12-29
5:14 PM

Winter Bonefish in the Lower Florida Keys - Air temps have been in the eighties these past two weeks and it has done great things for Bonefish here in the Lower Florida Keys. Dec 26th, 2008 - John and his two sons Josh and Joe of North Carolina, were aboard with me for charter. The day starte more...
Capt. Luke Kelly - Key West


2008-12-21
9:14 AM

Happy Holidays! - Dec. 20, 2008 Baby Tarpon, Bonefish and Permit are available when the water warms in between cold fronts through this holiday season and into January. Here is a December baby Tarpon. The cooler weather (average lows in the 60's, average highs more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West


2008-12-21
7:42 AM

Key West Action Remains Strong - The Gulfstream has formed a large loop towards Cuba leaving a pocket of still water, even a slight west current to west of Cosgrove Light. East of Cosgrove Light and off Sand Key Light, the current is screaming east with the northern edge of the Gulf more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West


2008-12-19
11:47 AM

Lower Florida Keys Cool Back-Country Fishing - With water temperature down from now until March, you can bank on action packed fishing in the Lower Keys flats and back-country. To date, a wide variety of aggressive species have successfully made their way into the calm and shallow water in search more...
Capt. Luke Kelly - Key West


2008-12-07
10:14 PM

Cooler Temps Sparks Hot Action - As the temperatures begin to fall and the winter winds begin to increase, we are ready to begin another season of fishing in fabulous Key West. The water temperatures are already into the lower seventies, something that didn't happen last year, until more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West


2008-12-03
12:11 PM

Early cool water temps spark great action - As the temperatures begin to fall and the winter winds begin to increase, we are ready to begin another season of fishing in fabulous Key West. The water temperatures are already into the lower seventies, something that didn't happen last year, until more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West


2008-12-03
7:33 AM

Best Fishing in between Cold Fronts! - The Fishing Report. Dec. 2, 2008 There have been a number of cold fronts rolling through the Florida Keys since the end of October. Cooling waters and brisk northerly winds have put a damper on fishing in the backcountry for Bonefish and Permit. more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West


2008-11-12
2:37 PM

Winter Fishing Key West... No snow removal required - Winter Fishing Key West. No Snow Removal Required. November/December The back country is very rewarding this time of year in many ways. Many different types of fish feed in the shallows. Winter tarpon, bonefish and permit are somet more...
Capt. Paul Ollariu - Key West

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