Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
Peak of storm no waves in marina, Friday morning picture from my deck of the Atlantic Ocean... islamorada was very fortunate that the storm missed a direct hit.
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Triple tail has been on the menu
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Blackfin tuna and mahi are still biting in Islamorada along with some sailfish
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Tuna is strong, and Mahi are still biting late season if you find debris... it's transitioning to sailfish season!
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The Snook and the Redfish have been pushing through the flats in the Backcountry. We've been having a decent bite of both, finding a few triple tails around too!
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Weather is hot and so is the fishing for bonefish, permit, tarpon, snook, and triple tail!
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Today we caught large yellowtail snappers. Earlier this week blackfin tuna was easy, also a few dolphin offshore!
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Tuna bites really good here! Weathers supposed to be nice all weekend! Happy Labor Day to all
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We are still catching mahi-mahi and some nice triple tails
The kingfish and mutton snapper fishing along with the black fin tuna will be getting better
The kingfish and mutton snapper fishing along with the black fin tuna will be getting better
The kingfish and mutton snapper fishing along with the black fin tuna will be getting better
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Late July saw an increase in the Mahi fishing with larger fish in better numbers. In typical cycles the fishing got harder on the full moon but should recover as the moon subsides. The tunas have arrived but so have the sharks that follow the tuna schools. If you ever wanted to catch a larger shark Thor next moths are the best! On the reef the snappers are still chewing as the spawns come to a close.
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