Open Dec 25 10:30am - 4:00pm
Spring break is here and we are all starting to get out a lot more. Today winds were out of the east helping things warm up a little. We had a nice group of gentlemen from different parts of the country that had all connected...
Hello everyone! Captain David here. January has been windy, wet, and chilly by Keys standards . It has tried to slow the bite but the Captain Michael and crew persevered and came out on top! The kingfish bite was great along with the Porgy, Mangrove Snapper,...
Hello again to all of our loyal followers, fisherman, and fellow tarpon feeders. Captain Ed from the Captain Michael party boat bringing you this month's reef fishing report. We saw some quality days in October where the fish finally seemed like they wanted to bite....
Guess who? It's Capt Chris knocking on your door from the Happy Cat snorkel boat with your November snorkeling report. Wow! October handed us a little bit of everything, from windy days and not so great visibility to a throwback of those awesome summer days...
With November comes the kick start of our winter fisheries. By now the mahi-mahi offshore have moved on, so we concentrate our efforts inshore on the reefs and wrecks. We are catching yellowtail, grouper, mutton, cobia, king mackerel, and sailfish inshore with the occasional black...
Happy October to everyone, captain Ed here with this months fishing report from the Captain Michael party boat. While we saw a hotter September the good news is it should really start to cool down a bit in the near future. This is great for...
Dolphin fishing remains strong, they are mostly school fish in the medium size. Big black tuna are biting on the sea mounts. The bigger fish coming after the live bait. This is a great time to catch swordfish, day or night. In the back country...
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This is Capt. Brian McCadie coming to you from Robbie's in Islamorada! I wanted to give you a quick report of the summer time activities we have to offer from fishing to lobstering and spearfishing. This summer the offshore bite for dolphin and tuna has been...
The summer seas are in full swing, meaning the winds are calmer and the water is clearer. While the summer produces some of the calmest seas, it also makes for some of the hardest fishing. Our reef fish are smarter than they appear. The clarity...
