Sailfish are arriving! As summer weather cools down the sails arrive! Huge baitfish schools on the reef and the peligics follow. Larger black fin tunas along with king mackerals to bend the rod.

Sail fish season is on its way! Summers hot weather is beginning to cool off, the north winds will push the sail fish to our area! Catching a leaping tail walking sail Fish is an anglers dream! The abundance of bait fish in our area brings and holds the sail Fish in Islamorada. Live bait kite-fishing or slow trolling produce a great bite. As the not so cold fronts (70degrees at night on average) arrive the fish move to the areas much closer to land. The bait fish swarm the reef area the pelagic’s come from the deeper waters to feed on the abundant baitfish schools. Catching fresh live bait is a must on every trip! As winter waters can be choppy the Sport-fish boats excel in providing a dry stable platform to fish from. Kite fishing when conditions permit allows you to watch the fish bite. Nothing is more exciting than backing down on a sailfish! Another huge advantage is a tuna tower to sight fish for sail Fish. The sailfish will move into shallower waters feed on baitfish schools. Imagine casting a live bait to a sail Fish within 30 foot of the boat as the fish is chasing bait Fish. The captain riding in the tower spotting the sail and the mate and anglers casting live baits directly to the feeding sail Fish! The most exciting fishing there is! Thank You Very Much, Captain Larry Wren

Late summer brings the Tunas! The offshore sea mounts tuna have arrived! When the sargassum weed allows trolling the bites very strong If conditions are right. Early mornings and cloudy conditions! The dolphin are still here but need to be hunted. Half day trips as a rule will not allow dolphin fishing as the mileage is high on the reef the snappers are there but so are the sharks, getting a snapper last the taxman can be frustrating, but a 400 pound catch and release shark can be fun to pull on. . For the deepdrop angler this is a great season! If you can hold bottom the tiles and snowys are chewing. This is one of my favorite times here as the number of tourists shrinks as the kids head back to school! Take advantage of this season!