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I can’t remember a year starting off with the weather 2012 has provided us here in Key West. It has been perfect. With an aaverage temperature of  74 degrees, light winds, the fishing conditions couldn’t be better. With the unusually mild temperature for this time of year we have been able to productively catch Tarpon. That’s [...]

2011 is coming to an end, and what a great year its been for Fish key West Florida. We have increased our business every year since 2000. We have recently added a 4th boat to our awesome fleet. We purchased another 2010 33′ SeaVee. This boat is fully loaded with every option possible. The name of [...]

What a great month of fishing we had in November. In my 12 years of fishing in key west this has been the best dolphin(mahi-mahi) fishing I have ever seen in November. With the nice patches of weed and the debris offhsore we had cactches on nice Wahoo as well. The Outcast 32lbs, Coolcast 33lbs [...]

With a late season tropical storm here in key west the fish are ready to eat. All of our boats went out the day after the storm passed and had an incredible day of fishing with the Ericsson Corp.. The coolcast came in with 15 mutton snapper, 3 grouper and a mix of lane, yellowtail [...]

The September Dolphin fishing has been incredible this year. Capt. Kevin Coyle of the Outcast, Capt. Mike LeDrew of the Coolcast and Capt nick Diorio of the Coolwater have all had incredible trips offshore the past week. With any type of debris found offshore it has been loaded with fish ranging from 7lbs up to [...]

Our offshore fishing in September can be excellent in Key West.  Our Capt. Kevin Coyle on the Outcast was offshore last week and went 2 for 3 on big Wahoo while trolling a weed line in 280 feet of water.  The biggest Wahoo being 39 pounds.  He proceeded down the weed line and put 7 [...]

End of August start of September has been great fishing. This week our boats have done a variety of  fishing. Offshore, reef, wreck, and even a Dry Tortugas trip. Capt Kevin Coyle on the Outcast has been crushing the Mahi Mahi. He has been producing lots of gaffer size fish on every offshore trip he has had [...]

Easterly winds and west current on the reef have provided great conditions for big Yellowtail Snapper, Mutton Snapper, and a few Black Grouper. We have caught our limit of snapper on almost every trip this week. Fortunately Hurricane Irene went east of Key West and was no threat to the Florida Keys. Captain Bill Wallace [...]

Fishing here in Key West the last has brought a mixed bag. Our 3 boats have caught a little of everything. Yellowtail Snapper, Grouper, and Barracuda on the reefs, as well as big Amberjack, Mutton Snapper, and Sharks on the Wrecks. Offshore has dropped off from last week but I have heard some reports of [...]