Things are really starting to pick up out there! Even though we just had a bit of a cold snap that made fishing tough for a few days, that's all behind us now. The water's warming up, and the fish are definitely feeling it. Snapper, yellow jacks, mackerel, and even sharks are all biting good. Expect the action to just keep getting better as this warming trend continues the fish are going to be eating like crazy!

January was a really fantastic month for fishing, with a lot of great action across the board. We saw some awesome catches of snapper, with plenty of nice-sized ones coming in. Mackerel were super active and biting consistently, making for some thrilling moments on the water. For those looking for a bigger challenge, sharks were definitely around, providing some exciting battles. Offshore, wahoo made some impressive appearances, and closer to shore, both trout and jacks were lively, keeping anglers busy. Overall, it was a really productive and fun month for fishing. We're expecting similar conditions and opportunities as we head into February, and don't forget, tarpon season is just around the corner, so it's a perfect time to start planning for that!

Fishing in Marathon, Florida is currently hot! The snapper bite is on, and Spanish mackerel are abundant. Anglers are also reeling in a few trout and some monster sharks, providing thrills for those seeking a bigger catch. When the weather cooperates, we're able to sneak out to the outer edges of the reef for an early morning wahoo bite, which has been producing some nice fish. Looking ahead, now is the time to start thinking about the upcoming tarpon season in the spring. With the water warming up, these silver kings will soon be making their annual appearance, offering anglers the chance to test their skills against one of the most challenging and rewarding game fish in the world. Given the expected high demand and limited availability, it's highly recommended to get your dates booked immediately. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the excitement of tarpon fishing in Marathon, Florida, during the prime spring season.