July 11th, 2009 — 06:23 am
As the summer months are upon us the Snapper, Grouper, Tarpon and Mahi-Mahi are heating up with the temperature. On our last trip we caught our limit of Yellowtail Snapper as well as two Black Grouper and an 18lb Mutton Snapper. On the way home we stopped in the Key West harbor and drifted some live pinfish and herring and hooked 2 tarpon at the same time landing one out of the two. The Tarpon was estimated around 100 lbs.
Yesterday, whilst trolling for Dolphin we had a large Blue Marlin knock off one of our ballyhoo in about 850 feet of water.
The winds have been calm for two weeks and the fishing has been great, come fish inshore or offshore and we will guarantee some excellent fishing.
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April 2nd, 2009 — 07:04 am
Spring is finally here and has produced some of the best fishing of this year. Offshore, we have been catching sailfish, mahi mahi, and blackfin tuna very consistently. There has been a beautiful color change from 130ft to 250ft of water and that has been the prime area to target these species. The key to catching these fish is using live bait. Threadfin herring and small blue runners are an excellent choice.
The reef fishing has been very plentiful as well with big yellowtail snappers, groupers, and mutton snappers. We anchor up on a school of fish, put chum out, and get the yellowtails to the surface. It has been alot of fun and produced some great table-fare.
Inshore fishing, the TARPON ARE HERE in big schools. We have been doing exceptionally well landing tarpon from 60-180lbs on a regular basis. The fishing should stay great in Key West through June. Come on down and join us for the trip of a lifetime!
Tight lines,
Capt. Tony Miller
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