Key West Fishing Catch of the Week

The week of June 27, 2014, is perfect timing for Key West deep sea fishing. Key West, Florida is a fisherman's paradise. This island, the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys, is surrounded by deep blue swells that are rife with a colorful and exotic assortment of marine life.

The week's prize catch consisted of two beautiful permit fish, each weighing about 30 to 40 pounds. The size of these coastal fish was not bad at all – considering that the Florida Fish and Wildlife conservation Commission reports that so far, the state’s biggest catch weighed in at 56 pounds and 2 ounces.

The waters having been roaring, and it’s been a little rough out to sea, but it has given Key West and the Florida Keys some of the best fishing we’ve seen in a long time.

For the week of April 4, 2014, we have had some amazing fishing in Key West. We’ve caught a lot Mackerel and a few Dolphin fish, and have had successful fishing trips each time we’ve gone out onto open waters. A lot of our guests have been coming from the Northern States, and some from as far as Europe, and we’ve enjoyed all of their catches!

This week, of March 21, has been prime time for some fishing action in Key West. We’ve had some luck in the Tarpon area, as well as some Mahi-Mahi, and have seen a few sightings of catches of Marlins. Our catch of the week goes to the Mackerel.