Reef Fishing
"Reef Fishing" in Key West will not only provide to best table fair, but action as well. It is not uncommon to catch 20 different species of fish in a day on the reef. A lot like Blue Water Deep Sea Fishing, we start by anchoring up the boat and chumming with ground up fish and live bait. In minutes you will start to see fish in the chum slick. While one of you pulls on the surface feeders the other will drop baits to the bottom for Grouper and Snapper. It's a blast and is action packed!

Wreck Fishing
There are hundreds of wrecks in the Keys, deep wrecks and shallow wrecks including The Atocha, Mel Fisher's little gem. The deeper wrecks are fished from 100' to 250' in depth and tend to hold the larger, loner fish. While fishing out there it is not uncommon to hook into that trophy, where as the shallower wrecks hold large numbers of schooling fish. This is a highly visual and exciting trip, great for catching fish on the fly rod.

The Famous Key West Harbor
The Key West Harbor has the best Tarpon fishing in North America.  Large schools of Tarpon start to migrate to the Harbor in March and fishing is in full swing in April. You will see large schools of 80lb plus Tarpon rolling around the boat throughout the day. There are large Permit and Cobia mixed in with these migrating fish.  We anchor on top of the fish once located and chum. It is not rare to hook a dozen or so while fishing the Harbor.  After landing several fish we usually tie up the boat have lunch at the Raw Bar that is less than a mile away. Once you've regained your strength it's time for round two, The Afternoon Bite!