Straits of Florida Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Straits of Florida
So Fishing in Key Largo is still been very good for me. We've limited out some of the days and caught a few rainbow runners and a few barracuda.
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Big snook in Everglades National Park 40 inches
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Luckiest guy I ever met took a trip to the Everglades and caught a gator trout congratulations my brother and thanks for visiting Joeyflatsfishing.com
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Some permit have been moving in. There's still plenty of tarpon in the early morning and late afternoon. Also been finding some cobias on the wrecks.
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It has been decent out there.
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Recently we landed a 32lb Permit. This is a trophy fish that will be mounted
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Fishing in Key West has been good lately. As the summer rolls in the snappers are spawning and yellowtail mutton and mangy's have been eating well along the reefs. Dolphin have been showing up but not in great numbers as of yet. Just a few big ones here and there and plenty of tiny ones. Hoping for that to turn into bigger fish soon.
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Key West has had perfectly calm summer camp conditions with lots of sargasso grass to be found that is holding a lot of Mahi-Mahi. You can pretty much count on filling the box with some nice fish on 8 or 6 hour offshore trip. The current hasn't been terrible so we've been able to do some really good deep dropping although snowy grouper was closed early. We're still picking up a lot of good blue tiles. And the Reef is still producing a very, very good red grouper, mutton, and yellowtail bite for the folks that want to stay a...
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This past week, the mahi Bay is still been on fire. We've been doing very well.
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South Florida Fishing Report Offshore action has been steady, with mahi fishing producing decent results in depths ranging from 900 to 1,500 feet of water. Anglers are finding success around broken debris and floating seaweed lines, where schools of mahi have been holding. Both artificial lures and live baits have been effective, giving fishermen plenty of opportunities throughout the day. On the reef, the snapper bite has really started to heat up. Yellowtail snapper have been the primary target, with solid catches of mangrove snapper and mutton snapper as well. We’re also still picking away at some quality red and...
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