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trip description for Live Bait Sailfishing in Islamorada

Hop on board with Captain Jeff and prepare for an action-packed day of Sail Fishing! Islamorada is a renowned fishing hotspot with some of the best inshore and backcountry fisheries in the world, home to dozens of exciting species. You also have easy access to the offshore waters if you want to go after some bigger fish! From October to April, you can even target some Sailfish as they travel up and down the reef's edge. On this full-day trip, Captain Jeff will take you to some deeper waters off the coast of Islamorada where you'll be primarily targeting the distinctive Sailfish, with opportunities to go after some Amberjack, Blackfin Tuna, Cobia, and Mahi Mahi. You'll be targeting these fish using methods such as light tackle, heavy tackle, and bottom fishing. Whether you're an expert or a beginner, Captain Jeff will show you some expert tips to help get one on the line! He'll take you to prime spots and get your rod set up with what the fish are biting. Captain Jeff fishes aboard a 23' Sea Craft center console that can hold up to 3 people. Powered by a 300 HP Yamaha engine, this vessel will get you where you need to be in the beautiful inshore waters! She comes complete with GPS, Fishfinder, a Live Bait Well, and an Ice Box to store your catches. Captain Jeff will even clean your fish for you at the end of the trip! Captain Jeff will provide all rods, reels, tackle and fishing licenses. All you need to bring is sun protection and any food or drinks you might want. Head out with Captain Jeff! Read More

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Live Bait Sailfishing

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trip description for Reef Thrill in Islamorada

If you've got a few hours to spare, then an exciting fishing trip is in store for you! Get your fix of fishing or learn how to reel in some exciting and delicious fish, as you hit the reefs of the Florida Keys with Captain Paul. On this 4-hour half-day you'll be targeting Mackerel, Snapper, Sailfish, Cobia, and more, as you look to test your skills and strength to fill the boat. Everything is provided for your charter from quality Okuma gear to Ice and Water. All you need to bring are some snacks and drinks if you'd like and Captain Paul will make sure you have a great time out on the water! Read More

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Reef Thrill

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trip description for Afternoon Half in Islamorada

4 Hour half day trip for up to 6 people departs at 1:00pm. You will be going out on a spacious 44' Express Marlago Jefferson Yacht. Twin 450 HP 3208 Caterpillar engines. Vessel is equipped with all the electronics needed. GPS, Sonar, Radar, VHF and more. You will be using top of the line tackle, rods and reels, Vessel is equipped with fighting chair, 2 large live wells, Outriggers, Center rigger, Downrigger and many other specific tools that we use to target all the different species that roam these Florida Keys waters. Summertime - we will generally fish on the reef for various Snappers such as Yellowtail, Mutton, Mangrove and some others. More than often we will take some time to troll and target Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, Mahi and a few others when they are close enough to go after in the allotted time. Wintertime - we again stay close to the reef but target species such as Sailfish, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna King Mackerel, and again can target the many Snapper species that thrive here. All you need to bring is whatever you would like to eat and drink and we have everything else ready for you to come aboard and enjoy a great day and create some unforgettable memories Please remember to thank your mate with a 20% tip. Read More

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trip description for Offshore Islamorada Trip in Islamorada

Captain Frank offers these world-class fishing charters in the Sport Fishing Capital of the World—Islamorada! The Keys hold the largest variety of migratory game fish in the world, providing Frank's many clients with the charter fishing experience of a lifetime! Whether you are an experienced angler or a novice fisherman, he can accommodate all your Florida Keys charter fishing needs. Come enjoy a fun, safe, and action-packed day of offshore fishing in the #1 fishing destination in the US. Just offshore of the Florida Keys, the Gulf Stream flows with an ever-changing population of highly sought-after game fish. Throughout the seasons, Sailfish, Mahi-Mahi, Marlin, Tuna, Kingfish, and Wahoo, (just to name a few) migrate here to feed and offer fishermen the thrill of a lifetime! Simply put Florida Keys offshore fishing or deep-sea fishing is best described as any fishing done while the boat is in motion. The depths that you'll fish will range sometimes dramatically depending on the fish we are targeting. **Action at the Humps** Off the shores of Islamorada lie several seamounts, which are basically underwater mountainous formations. As the sea currents rush against these formations huge schools of baitfish are trapped attracting predators - the highly sought-after sport fish you're looking for! These "humps," as they're called, provide dependable deep-sea action unlike any fishing grounds in the world. There you'll look for large flocks of diving birds, and fish crashing, when you see it you know you are in for an exciting day of fishing in the Florida Keys. **Mahi-Mahi** There is nothing quite like getting into a school of mahi-mahi and watching them fly through the crystal clear water after your bait. Once in a school, you can expect lots of excitement on deck as several lines hook up at once. Dolphin can be quite acrobatic putting on a spectacular show. In the spring and summer dolphins are plentiful from the Islamorada hump to the west hump and almost anywhere in between. Captain Frank will watch carefully for diving frigate birds and floating debris. Once he's zeroed in on the dolphin, these magnificently colorful fish can be lured into quite a feeding frenzy. **Tuna** In the winter months, Black Fin Tuna are plentiful on the Islamorada hump. We troll live bait while pitching pilchards over the side. Smaller Blackfins also make for great bait to catch those monster AJ's (amberjack). This is a fight you won't soon forget! **Marlin** We always have a pitch rod ready should a sailfish or marlin decide to show up for feeding time. We will also have a rod rigged with a wire leader ready, fishing the humps for wahoo. With all the many different fishing opportunities while offshore fishing, it takes an experienced captain and a hard-working first mate, who have prepared the right rods for the job. Speed and know-how are the key if you don't want to miss a big fish guest appearance. While fishing for targeted species on your Florida Keys fishing charter Captain Frank knows what is likely to show up and will always be prepared in the case that they do! **Sailfish** Florida Keys Sailfish season typically begins in November. As the summer begins to cool off with those first cold fronts on a north wind. This is when the sailfish begin to migrate south, following bait schools. The Sailfish season usually really kicks into high gear after the first of the year. Captain Frank looks for stellar sailfish catches following a cold front this time of year with about a 15k not north wind. Florida Keys sailfish charters are a fun, exciting, and action-packed day on the water. Nothing quite compares to watching a sail hit your bait as it runs and begins its acrobatic dance through the water. When sailfish season is in full swing we keep the boat cheering with multiple sailfish bites going at once. Sailfish charters will start with catching plenty of live bait. Usually, Captain Frank's most productive bites will come on ballyhoo, slow trolling off the riggers. He also has lots of fun with his clients chasing bait showers in the shallows where we cast live bait on light spinning rods. Captain Frank is equipped with different techniques including kite fishing depending on the conditions of the day. All of Captain Franks's charters are complete with extensive bait, fish cleaning, tackle, Penn reels, rods, and a professional, experienced, and dedicated captain and mate, who will do whatever it takes to make your Florida Keys charter fishing trip a success. Read More

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trip description for Deep Water Adventure in Islamorada

When you meet up with Captain Conan at the dock behind the Worldwide Sportsman don't forget to check off the side of the dock to see some giant Tarpon cruising around. These giant fish will get you fired up for your day offshore to be sure! After you've gawked at the Silver King, climb aboard Captain Conan's 32' Sea Vee and get comfortable! Equipped with all the equipment and gear you'll need the Just One More is always ready to take you offshore. After a quick motor out to the deep water, Captain Conan will get you started with some trolling for pelagic species like Mahi Mahi, Black Fin Tuna, Wahoo, and others! You will make many memories and go home with a great catch when you launch with Captain Conan. This 31' center console Sea Vee is a very safe boat with twin 300hp Mercury Verado engines. All you need to bring is some food and drink for your trip and some sun protection, Captain Conan will take care of the rest. Read More

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trip description for 3/4 Day Trip in Islamorada

6 Hour 3/4 day trip for up to 6 people departs at 0630. You will be going out on a spacious 44' Express Marlago Jefferson Yacht. Twin 450 HP 3208 Caterpillar engines. Vessel is equipped with all the electronics needed. GPS, Sonar, Radar, VHF and more. You will be using top of the line tackle, rods and reels, Vessel is equipped with fighting chair, 2 large live wells, Outriggers, Center rigger, Downrigger and many other specific tools that we use to target all the different species that roam these Florida Keys waters. Summertime we may start on the reef then work offshore or we may run straight offshore. Depends what is happening each day. We will generally start by catching some live bait then either stop at the reef to target some snapper, Grouper etc or we may head straight offshore and target Blackfin Tuna, Mahi, Wahoo and many other species depending on the action each day. Wintertime we may stay close to the reef but target species such as Sailfish, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna King Mackerel, and again can target the many Snapper species that thrive here. All you need to bring is whatever you would like to eat and drink and we have everything else ready for you to come aboard and enjoy a great day and create some unforgettable memories Please remember to thank your mate with a 20% tip. Read More

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Everything to Know About Booking an Islamorada sailfish fishing charter

What are the best sailfish fishing charters in Islamorada?

Why should I book a sailfish fishing charter in Islamorada with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 41 sailfish trips in Islamorada, and the most popular trips in the area are Deep Sea Trophy Hunt guided by Ken, Offshore Thrills guided by Paul, and Islamorada Offshore Experience guided by Tony.

Our guides in Islamorada are rated a 4.69 out of 5 based on 3278 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are licensed, insured, and vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

Looking for kid friendly sailfish guides / fishing lessons in Islamorada? Check out our beginner and family friendly sailfish guides in Islamorada.

What types of sailfish fishing charters are common in Islamorada?

Deep Sea fishing is the most popular type of fishing for sailfish in Islamorada as well as nearshore fishing and inshore fishing.

The most common fishing techniques in Islamorada are trolling, heavy tackle fishing, and bottom fishing but live bait fishing and artificial lure fishing are popular as well.

How much do Islamorada sailfish fishing charters cost?

Prices for sailfish in Islamorada can range anywhere from about $900 to $1,899, but the average price for a half day trip for sailfish in Islamorada is $1,046. The average price for a full day trip for sailfish in Islamorada is $1,564.

Is booking a fishing guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a fishing guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced fishing guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is on the water every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear and tackle, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your home waters, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for sailfish fishing in Islamorada?

The most popular season for sailfish fishing in Islamorada is spring, and most anglers book their trips 32 days in advance.

Do I need a Islamorada fishing license for sailfish and what are the bag limits for sailfish in Islamorada?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in Islamorada, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Islamorada. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Islamorada.

What is sailfish fishing in Islamorada all about?

In Islamorada, sailfish are among the most sought-after game fish, drawing anglers from around the world to the renowned waters of the Florida Keys. Sailfish are known for their remarkable size, speed, and acrobatic displays, making them a thrilling catch for both novice and experienced anglers alike. These majestic fish migrate through the offshore waters of Islamorada during the winter months, offering anglers prime opportunities for unforgettable fishing experiences. Sailfish are prized for their challenging fights, often testing anglers' skills and equipment to the limit.

Anglers targeting sailfish in Islamorada typically employ trolling techniques, using rigged baits or artificial lures trailed behind the boat to entice strikes. Anglers cruise along the edge of the Gulf Stream and offshore reefs, covering a large area of water in search of feeding sailfish. Once a sailfish is hooked, it puts on a spectacular display of leaps, tail walks, and high-speed runs, thrilling anglers with its acrobatics. Sailfish are highly prized among sport fishermen for their challenging fights and are considered one of the most prestigious game fish to catch in Islamorada.

In addition to trolling, live bait fishing is another effective technique for targeting sailfish in Islamorada. Anglers deploy live baits such as pilchards, ballyhoo, or threadfin herring near surface-feeding fish or structure-rich areas where sailfish are known to congregate. This method allows anglers to present natural baits in a way that mimics the behavior of natural prey, increasing the chances of enticing strikes from sailfish. With their impressive size, speed, and aerial displays, sailfish offer anglers in Islamorada thrilling opportunities for memorable fishing adventures in the beautiful waters of the Florida Keys.

What are the most popular months to fish for sailfish fishing in Islamorada?

In Islamorada, the sailfish season typically aligns with their migration patterns, which coincide with the winter months in the Florida Keys. Sailfish begin their annual migration southward from late fall to early winter, following the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. During this time, anglers in Islamorada have prime opportunities to target sailfish as they pass through the offshore waters of the Florida Keys. The sailfish season in Islamorada is characterized by consistent action, with peak fishing occurring from December to February when sailfish numbers are at their highest.

Winter marks the peak of the sailfish season in Islamorada, offering anglers the best chances for successful outings targeting these majestic game fish. As sailfish migrate southward along the edge of the Gulf Stream, they pass through the offshore waters of Islamorada, providing anglers with thrilling opportunities for catch-and-release fishing. Anglers can expect frequent encounters with sailfish during this time, with multiple hookups possible in a single day of fishing. The sailfish season in Islamorada coincides with favorable weather conditions, with calm seas and mild temperatures enhancing the overall fishing experience.

While the winter months are prime for sailfish fishing in Islamorada, sailfish can also be caught during other times of the year, particularly during transitional periods when water temperatures are moderate. In addition to the winter season, spring and early summer can also offer productive fishing for sailfish in Islamorada. During these months, anglers may encounter sailfish feeding in shallower waters closer to shore, providing opportunities for exciting nearshore fishing experiences. Overall, the sailfish season in Islamorada spans from late fall to early summer, offering anglers a wide window of opportunity to target these prized game fish in the beautiful waters of the Florida Keys.

What techniques are popular for catching sailfish in Islamorada?

In Islamorada, anglers employ various effective techniques to target sailfish, capitalizing on their migratory patterns and feeding behavior in the offshore waters of the Florida Keys. One of the most common methods for sailfish fishing in Islamorada is trolling. Anglers troll with rigged baits or artificial lures behind their boats, covering a large area of water along the edge of the Gulf Stream and offshore reefs where sailfish are known to congregate. Trolling allows anglers to present baits or lures at varying depths and speeds, increasing the likelihood of enticing strikes from sailfish. This method is particularly effective during the winter months when sailfish migrate through the waters of Islamorada in search of prey.

Live bait fishing is another popular technique for targeting sailfish in Islamorada. Anglers deploy live baits such as pilchards, ballyhoo, or threadfin herring near surface-feeding fish or structure-rich areas where sailfish are known to hunt. This method allows anglers to present natural baits in a way that mimics the behavior of natural prey, increasing the chances of enticing strikes from sailfish. Live bait fishing can be highly productive, especially when targeting sailfish that are actively feeding near the surface or in shallower waters.

Another effective technique for targeting sailfish in Islamorada is kite fishing. Anglers deploy a kite from their boat, suspending live baits from the kite lines to simulate the behavior of struggling baitfish near the surface. This method allows anglers to present baits in a natural and enticing manner, enticing strikes from sailfish that are cruising near the surface or hunting in the vicinity. Kite fishing is particularly effective in calm conditions and allows anglers to cover a large area of water while keeping baits in the strike zone for extended periods. With their impressive size, speed, and acrobatic displays, sailfish offer anglers in Islamorada thrilling opportunities for memorable fishing adventures throughout the year.

What other species are popular in Islamorada?

In addition to targeting sailfish, anglers visiting Islamorada have an abundance of other species to pursue, ensuring a diverse and exciting fishing experience. One popular species among anglers is the mahi-mahi, also known as dolphin or dorado. These colorful and acrobatic fish inhabit the offshore waters surrounding Islamorada, particularly near weed lines, floating debris, and offshore structures. Mahi-mahi are prized for their delicious flesh and are known for their aggressive strikes and aerial displays, making them a favorite among anglers. Anglers can target mahi-mahi using a variety of techniques, including trolling with artificial lures or natural baits, as well as casting to schools of fish found around floating objects.

Another sought-after species in Islamorada is the yellowtail snapper, prized for its delicate flavor and challenging fights. Yellowtail snapper inhabit the shallow reefs and wrecks surrounding Islamorada, where they can be targeted using light tackle and live or cut bait. These colorful fish are known for their stealthy behavior and keen eyesight, providing anglers with a rewarding challenge. Yellowtail snapper fishing in Islamorada is particularly productive during the spring and summer months when these fish are abundant in the warm waters of the Florida Keys.

In addition to mahi-mahi and yellowtail snapper, anglers in Islamorada can pursue a variety of other species, including wahoo, tuna, marlin, grouper, snapper, and tarpon, among others. Wahoo are fast-swimming predators found in the offshore waters of Islamorada, offering anglers exciting opportunities for high-speed trolling. Tuna are also abundant in the offshore waters, with blackfin and yellowfin tuna being the most commonly targeted species. Marlin, including blue marlin and white marlin, are prized game fish known for their size and strength, providing anglers with thrilling battles offshore. Inshore, anglers can target species such as tarpon, snook, bonefish, permit, and mangrove snapper, offering a diverse range of fishing experiences in the rich and bountiful waters of Islamorada.

Recent Reviews of Captain Experiences

  • ★★★★★
    Fantastic trip with Capt. Joel and Darren. Got us on some great Mahi Mahi, and kept at it for the whole trip. Highly recommended.

    David L. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Bry, is an outstanding Captain. Put us on the fish, will answer any questions you may have. Communication about the trip was spot on. This is a top notch outfit

    Hunter B. with Bryon N. of Key Largo, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Just returned from a day on the water with Captain Bri. We caught 3 Mahi and 1 barracuda. Both were firsts for us. Captain Bri was great not only during fishing but cleaned our Mahi, gave us a cold beer and a ride back to our condo.

    James W. with Bryon N. of Key Largo, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We had an amazing time on a tough fishing day, would definitely book again when I am in the area. Andrew is great with the kids, and super patient with the beginners. He did everything he could to put us on fish. He also pointed out the abundance of wildlife, including sea turtles, hammerhead sharks, and a manatee. Everything we could hope for with my son's first saltwater fishing adventure.

    William S. with Andrew A. of Key Largo, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We booked a 3/4 day after speaking with the captain the (plan) was made to shoot out deep and if we were not hitting them we would come in on the 3/4 day booking rather than a full day. Captain troy and his first mate worked as hard as I have ever seen to get fish on the boat. Not sure but at one time I think he had a deep running plug in one marlin plug and 4 top water trolling plugs so it looked like they were shooting for many different depths. We finally got into the mahi-mahi it was on. The first mate and captain maneuvered through 4 men as quick as humanly possible pulling fish off the lines and baiting hooks and handing them back. The only true way to explain it would be controlled chaos. These guys are GREAT at what they do and both the first mate and the captain seem to be fantastic people in there own right. So if your looking for a hard working boat stop here at Miller Time....

    Vance T. with Troy W. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Great fishing. Captain Paul delivered and put us on plenty of Mahi-Mahi. 5 star experience.

    Gary A. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We had a rough weather day but Capt Joe Joe put us on a lot of Mahi off shore and Yellowtail closer in. Outstanding day for our group and great boat handling skills from our captain and first mate. Will definitely book with them again.

    Arthur D. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Very good inshore trip - caught plenty of fish and numerous species. Planning to book again next year,

    David S. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    I have been fishing the keys for 10 years but learned a ton fishing with Captain Troy and first mate James. We caught a 2 man limit of nice sized yellow tail in 1.5 h. Very friendly folks made for a great day ! Highly recommend!

    Thomas J. with Troy W. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We had a blast fishing with Captain Troy and his crew! They did everything possible to provide us an exciting adventure during our vacation. We caught a variety of fish and enjoyed grilling them up that evening. We highly recommend Captain Troy for your Florida Keys fishing adventure.

    Patrick G. with Troy W. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Great charter. Awesome Captain and First Mate

    Robert P. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Awesome day. Great Capt. and 1st mate.

    Thomas E. with Ben Z. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We had a great time! Captain Paul was great and John worked his butt off to get is on fish. Highly recommend.

    Mike H. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    I went on my 1st trip out of Islemorada with my son. The action was unbelievable! Capt Paul and his mate John put us on the fish early and often. It was our best fishing trip ever! It definitely won’t be our last. Thanks again Capt. Paul!

    Joe H. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Paul and John were excellent today. We had so much fun and were treated very well. Highly recommend him to anyone.

    Robert S. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Had an amazing trip with Captain Paul and excellent deck hand John. We would recommend Paul, John, and Reef Runner to all looking to book an offshore trip.

    Scott B. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    We had a great time with Joel & his crew. Caught a ton of fish, & enjoyed our time offshore :) We’ll be back to do it again!

    Casie B. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Captain Paul and First Mate John were awesome. Captain Paul found fish quickly and after a school of Mahi would pass, he was able to find another quickly. John worked his butt off hooking up bait for the next school and changing lines as needed. Definitely a great time with knowledgeable fishermen. Wouldn’t hesitate to book another trip.

    Dan H. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Awesome fishing trip with captain Paul and John! Knowledgeable and very helpful! Got a lot of fish on and came back with some mahi! Cleaned out fish and filleted. Got recommendations on where to take our fish to eat and who to see to send our fish back home!

    Ashley B. with Paul J. of Islamorada, Florida

  • ★★★★★
    Our group of four had a great time!!! Will take a trip again with Joel the next time we are in Marathon FL.

    Russell O. with Joel B. of Marathon, Florida

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