Summerland Key Weather Forecast
Fishing reports straight from our guides in Summerland Key
Reef and inshore bite have been steady with consistent action fighting mangrove and yellowtail snapper with the occasional grouper. We have a great time the past two weeks fishing for dinner with these families!
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We are still getting some warm dive conditions, getting lots of lobsters and lionfish! Patch reefs are good with mutton snappers lane snappers red groupers as it gets a little bit colder we'll see more tunas and wahoo
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It's been pretty windy down here so been doing a lot of inshore trips
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It's been good
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Couple of pictures from the last few days
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\Picture report from yesterday
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The mahi are still around, and we’re starting to see the tunas and sailfish roll in as the season picks up. Wahoo bites have been solid, giving anglers plenty of action offshore. Bottom fishing has also been strong, with lots of snapper and a few grouper hitting the deck. this is the last month to h… Read more
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Fishing is getting better and better by the day, offshore the sailfish, tunas, kingfish and wahoos are starting to move in and there's still a couple mahis around here and there.
The reef and wrecks had been very active with all kinds of snappers, groupers, mackerels, yellowjacks and more.
The Bay is also a good choice when the ocean waters are a little choppy, back there the Spanish mackerels are very think, some mangrove and lane snappers and a few cobias are staring to show up.
Fishing should keep on getting better as the next few cold fronts move through...
The reef and wrecks had been very active with all kinds of snappers, groupers, mackerels, yellowjacks and more.
The Bay is also a good choice when the ocean waters are a little choppy, back there the Spanish mackerels are very think, some mangrove and lane snappers and a few cobias are staring to show up.
Fishing should keep on getting better as the next few cold fronts move through...
The reef and wrecks had been very active with all kinds of snappers, groupers, mackerels, yellowjacks and more.
The Bay is also a good choice when the ocean waters are a little choppy, back there the Spanish mackerels are very think, some mangrove and lane snappers and a few cobias are staring to show up.
Fishing should keep on getting better as the next few cold fronts move through the keys.
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Wahoo bite is hot in Marathon! Full moon winds have died down, and the fish are hungry
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Inshore fishing is heating up as the water temperature cools down. Patch reef bite has been great with lost of varieties to catch. Yellowtail Snapper/ Mangrove Snapper/ Lane Snapper/ Mutton Snappper/ Groupers/ Mackerel are all regularly available. Also Offshore is good too with plus size Mahi around , Sailfish, Wahoo and Blackfin Tuna are great targets too!
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