Woman Key Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Walter Kirchner
Key West, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

ood stuff happening down here in Key West. We are between seasons here. On the warmer days we catch Sailfish, blackfin tuna and Mahi Mahi. On the cooler days it’s mackerel , kingfish, sailfish and Wahoo. As you can see when the weather is in between like it was today,...

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Walter Kirchner Key West, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

ood stuff happening down here in Key West. We are between seasons here. On the warmer days we catch Sailfish, blackfin tuna and Mahi Mahi. On the cooler days it’s mackerel , kingfish, sailfish and Wahoo. As you can see when the weather is in between like it was today, we have a chance of catching all of it. Let’s go dry a few off

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West
Key West, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

It's beeen gooooood

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West Key West, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

It's beeen gooooood

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Alex Harmon
Summerland Key, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

Snappers, jacks, sea trout and snook have been all around after this cold front!

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Alex Harmon Summerland Key, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

Snappers, jacks, sea trout and snook have been all around after this cold front!

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West
Key West, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

Cero and Spanish mackerel bite has been great on the reef and in the nearshore channels. Mangrove and yellow tail bite has stayed consistent. Lane snapper have been on fire but FWC apparently knows that and have put an emergency closure on lane snapper in state gulf water. This is...

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West Key West, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

Cero and Spanish mackerel bite has been great on the reef and in the nearshore channels.
Mangrove and yellow tail bite has stayed consistent.
Lane snapper have been on fire but FWC apparently knows that and have put an emergency closure on lane snapper in state gulf water. This is not updated/ reflected on fish rules app. So there has been a lot of confusion and frustration surround the species and legalities.
Offshore there are still a few mahi being caught, wahoo bite is great, or just more guys targeting/ posting them. Tuna (blackfin) have started showing up.
Live bait is plentiful on the beaches and lots of guys throwing the net. Sabikis on markers have also been filling the livewell.

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Alex Harmon
Summerland Key, Florida
Reported: 2 years ago

This was the last nice day we've had!

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Alex Harmon Summerland Key, Florida Reported: 2 years ago

This was the last nice day we've had!

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Alex Harmon
Summerland Key, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

As the weather is getting colder we're starting to see some cobia snappers and jacks are showing up

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Alex Harmon Summerland Key, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

As the weather is getting colder we're starting to see some cobia snappers and jacks are showing up

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West
Key West, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Snapper, grouper, mahi, and my PB bonefish while on anchor at the dry tortugas

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Justin Ferrell with Good Times Key West Key West, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Snapper, grouper, mahi, and my PB bonefish while on anchor at the dry tortugas

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Mike Weinhofer
Key West, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

The sunset blackfin tuna bite continues to be fun. The best action is happening on the 4 Inch blue/white williamson dolphin catchers. Set them way back in the pattern. They have been in the 250-300 foot depth to start and move shallower as it gets darker. They bite right up...

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Mike Weinhofer Key West, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

The sunset blackfin tuna bite continues to be fun. The best action is happening on the 4 Inch blue/white williamson dolphin catchers. Set them way back in the pattern. They have been in the 250-300 foot depth to start and move shallower as it gets darker. They bite right up to sunset, then the bite dies off.

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