Regional Fishing Reports for:
Florida Keys and Florida Bay

Key Largo Fishing - May has been red hot, doesn't matter if you have been inshore or offshore you should have been able to find dinner. I have been noticing some nice schools of mullet working along the backwaters of Key Largo which have proven to be a good go to bait more...
Capt. Jeremy Mathis - Key Largo

Flamingo Fishing Report - The next few months the fishing in the Everglades will be as good as it gets. It still has been windy here, but the fish sure don't mind. We will get a good push of tarpon heading north over the next few weeks. Typically there is a good amount of more...
Capt. Jason Sullivan - Flamingo

Mahi, Blackfin Tunas, Wahoo, and Billfish - Islamorada is living up to it's reputation for catching fish and having fun. Last couple of weeks many boats have been catching plenty of Mahi Blackfin Tunas, Billfish and Wahoo. Every fishing day is different, however all have been productive. Grea more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Islamorada

Small Kids -Big Reds ! - 052315 I am fishing the Bob Lewis Tournament with Don and his son Nick and Dereck and his son Will out of Flamingo, they entered the inshore Kid's division. I told them get there early and we can catch bait before lines in at 8 A.M. We caught ba more...
Capt. Jim Hobales - Flamingo

Good action offshore!! - I hope everyone had a safe and happy Memorial day weekend! Action offshore was excellent this week with scattered grass starting anywhere 300 feet with 700 - 900 feet being the most productive. A good amount of large schoolies and smaller gaf more...
Capt. Lee Kerbel - Key West

Everglades backcountry report, 20 May 2015 - This week's report will be brief since I only fished the 'Glades for three days this past week. In short the big tarpon have left the gulf coast of the Everglades and by now are probably down near Islamorada somewhere (they'll come back our way in m more...
Capt. Bob LeMay - Flamingo

Wrecks still consistent as well as Sharks - Conditions this last week have been somewhat unseasonal to say the least. As much as we love hunting the blue waters offshore, we have been focusing on the wreck fishing and sharking for the last few days with frankly great results. Sharking has been more...
Capt. Lee Kerbel - Key West

Mahi Mahi tuna and jack - Mahi are showing up in bigger numbers finally! The size of fish very from school to school. However blackfin tuna are plentiful along with big amberjacks. Swordfish are butting pretty good when we get a chance to go. more...
Capt. Rick Rodriguez - Islamorada

Islamorada Grouper season great start! - We've had a great start to the grouper season down here in Islamorada aboard the Capt. Easy. After being forced to let them go all winter the season opened on may 1st and we've had some spectacular fishing for quality black grouper. We've managed to more...
Capt. Bruce Andersen - Islamorada

Wreck Fishing is on fire!! - We have enjoyed some beautiful weather this past week in Key West and have taken the opportunity to fish some of the numerous wrecks that dot the coast between 150 and 400 feet. Amberjacks have been very prominent as well as other wreck dwelling spec more...
Capt. Lee Kerbel - Key West