Well, we got our first blast of real cold this week, but it will warm right back up. Fishing in the backcountry has been great! So good that it is hard to say were to begin. Let's start in the Gulf and work our way...
Happy New Year fisherman, I hope everyone had a great holiday season and a safe and fun New Years. The weather over the Christmas break couldn't have been any better here in the Florida Keys. All the nice weather meant there were a lot of fishermen on...
Congratulations to Robbie's Brian Cone, on the Contagious, for taking second place in the first leg of the 48th annual Islamorada Sailfish Tournament, held in Islamorada last weekend!...
Hey fellow fisherman! I'm not sure that the winter weather has arrived in the Florida Keys yet. I do know that there has been an 80 percent chance of showers lately, and I'm not talking about rain! The schools of ballyhoo have arrived on the reef,...
Well, the month of November is here along with the cold fronts right on schedule. With at least two good cold fronts and several more coming soon, it has pushed lots of bait down the coast into the warm waters of the Florida Keys. There...
Well The Fall Season is finally here, and the kids are all back to school. It's usually the slowest time of the year for fishing here in ladythe Florida Keys . I'm only referring to the number of fisherman, not the number of fish. All...
October and November are considered "the slow season" here in Islamorada. Not because the fishing is slow but rather that there are no anglers here to take advantage of some of the hottest fishing of the year. The saying what goes up must come down...
The 5th Annual Publix Mad Dog Mandich Fishing Classic, held October 7 & 8, 2011 in Islamorada, saw two of the Robbie's gang win! 1st place was Arek Wojick on The Fishing Pole (above). and 2nd place Brian Cone on the Contagious. Congratulations to you both! For...
Congratulations captain Ron howell on the Islamorada Lady II caught this 60lb Cobia on half day trip today. It was one of two Cobias on the dock here at Robbies. The second was a 18 pounder caught by Capt Saba on the ...
Wow! Are the yellowtails ever here! Mainly at night, but the bite is out of this world! In the patch reefs we are catching them up to a pound and a half, but out on the wrecks we are getting them up to 4 pounds...
