tuna and mahi galore

Hurricane Irma is long gone thank God, but the aftermath is in full swing. Key West as well as all the Keys have been dealt a catastrophic blow. We are down, but we are far from out. To say that it has been hard Is an understatement, but thanks to the heroes that are working hard to restore our resources we are on the mend. It has been announced that we are trying for a October 20th re-opening of the Keys to our northern friends. We are all working hard towards that goal, as we cant wait to see you. In the meantime say a prayer for all the hurricane victims who are suffering through the aftermath of natures fury. Follow us on Facebook to see some videos of the storm.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone and if you are not in Key West yet all I can say is why not. You wont find many cozy fireplaces here, but then again who needs them being located so close to the end of the rainbow. If you are tired of that same old traditional turkey dinner, you should be in Key West where the elusive wahoo have made a Thanksgiving appearance. On a recent trip our customers experienced some great wahoo action, and plan on eating the turkey of the ocean for dinner. The other white meat. Check out these great pics and make your plans to join us at Capt. Conch Charters located at the end of the rainbow.

On a recent trip to the Gulfstream South of Key West Capt. Conch Charters put there customers on the fish in a big hurry. We only had two of the 5 lines in the water when we hooked our first tuna,. From That moment on our beautifull new mate Brandy was kept very busy. We ended up with 10 blackfin tuna, 7 mahi. and topped it off with a nice sailfish.