http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog Key West Light Tackle Fishing Sat, 11 Jul 2009 06:23:45 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 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 ... http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog/?p=21 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 ... http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog/?p=19 It's been a little windy and cold lately here in Key West which has made fishing a little spotty. If you are able to handle the tough conditions you have been rewarded with some good quality fish. Sailfish, Tuna, and Mahi Mahi have been the most productive offshore. We have ... http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog/?p=17 As our Northeast breezes changed to the east-southeast in the later half of January we began catching a plethora of teenage size Mahi-Mahi, maybe not trophy sized fish but absolutely the perfect eating size. The Black fin Tuna fishing has been incredible this month; trolling a naked ballyhoo with ... http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog/?p=15 Happy New Year to all... 2009 has started off great in Key West. With the first cold fronts of the season pushing thru the offshore fishing has been red hot. Black fin tuna, Sailfish, Wahoo, and King Mackerel have been very cooperative. We are fishing in depths of 120 ... http://www.light-tackle-fishing.com/blog/?p=3