Key West Fishing Reports

Key West Fishing Report - Offshore - Fishing has had it’s ups and downs over the past few weeks. Where there is high algae content in the water, the fish have not been present. Where the water has a bluish tint, fish have been abundant. The Gulfstream has moved in close to the reef down more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - 11 Bones on a February Afternoon Feb. 12, 2006. They were swarming like bees around a hive. Must've been the afternoon sun raising the water temp a few degrees. Enough to turn them on and make them hungry during the falling tide. We were looki more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - The Most Incredible Morning of Tarpon Angling! Jan. 31, 2006 As January comes to a close and February begins, I am reminded of the many February-March angling adventures during the past 16 years on the flats. There have been some spectacular fishi more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - Permit Fly Fishing Jan. 19, 2006 Fly Fishing for Permit is the ultimate game for many experienced anglers. It is always challenging and often frustrating. When anglers are successful, then it is always educational and rewarding.We are now appro more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - Winter Fly Fishing in the Keys Jan. 12, 2006 Winter fishing in the Keys is usually a mix of predators (Shark, Barracuda, Mackerel, Jacks) and the Big Three (Tarpon, Permit, Bonefish) depending upon the fluctuation of temperatures from cool to warm more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West Fishing Report - Offshore - Conditions have certainly taken a change for the better. The satellite photos show that the high chlorophyll laden waters around the Dry Tortugas and up the keys has diminished as a result of the Gulfstream moving in closer to the fort and the lower more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West

Key West Fishing Report - Offshore - This is the first report of the season and I am sorry to say, not at all what I had hoped to report. Usually the water conditions and the fishing improve drastically after a hurricane passes through the area. However this is not the case. Satellite p more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - Tropical Winds Cloud Waters but then Clear to Crystal! After a tropical storm passes it usually takes a few weeks for the waters to clean up to the Crystal Clear state that we are accustomed to here in the Lower Keys and Key West. This summer we ha more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West and Lower Keys - Summer Months spell hot water and hot morning hook-ups! August 10, 2005The dog days of summer are here and so are the tailing Bonefish, Permit, and rolling baby Tarpon from first light to early afternoon, then again at dusk til dark. Summer is grea more...
Capt. Dexter Simmons - Key West

Key West Fishing Report - Offshore - The Gulfstream is forming a large pocket of still water to the south and west of Key West, however the water offshore remains deep blue and although summer in right around the corner, many of the spring species are still around. Good numbers of sailf more...
Capt. Ralph Delph - Key West