Key West has been serving up some unusual weather lately—cooler-than-average temperatures, bouts of rain, gusty winds, and even some dense fog rolling in. It’s a bit like winter decided to visit the Keys but thankfully forgot the snow! Despite these strange days, the fishing has been anything but disappointing. The mackerel bite has been on fire, with plenty of action from Spanish and cero mackerel keeping rods bent. The kingfish have also made their presence known, giving anglers a chance to fight some serious line-screamers. If fast-paced fishing is your style, now’s the time to get out there. On the bottom, the action has been equally exciting. Mutton snapper are showing up and putting smiles on anglers’ faces with their size and fight. The yellowtail snapper bite has been steady too, offering a perfect opportunity to fill the cooler with delicious fillets. Rain jackets may have been a necessity this week, but for those willing to brave the elements, the rewards have been well worth it. Whether you’re chasing the mackerel frenzy or dropping bait for snapper, the fishing has been hot—even if the weather hasn’t. Come on down and join us for some wild-weather fishing adventures—because snow or not, the bite is definitely on!

Key West has been serving up some unusual weather lately—cooler-than-average temperatures, bouts of rain, gusty winds, and even some dense fog rolling in. It’s a bit like winter decided to visit the Keys but thankfully forgot the snow! Despite these strange days, the fishing has been anything but disappointing. The mackerel bite has been on fire, with plenty of action from Spanish and cero mackerel keeping rods bent. The kingfish have also made their presence known, giving anglers a chance to fight some serious line-screamers. If fast-paced fishing is your style, now’s the time to get out there. On the bottom, the action has been equally exciting. Mutton snapper are showing up and putting smiles on anglers’ faces with their size and fight. The yellowtail snapper bite has been steady too, offering a perfect opportunity to fill the cooler with delicious fillets. Rain jackets may have been a necessity this week, but for those willing to brave the elements, the rewards have been well worth it. Whether you’re chasing the mackerel frenzy or dropping bait for snapper, the fishing has been hot—even if the weather hasn’t. Come on down and join us for some wild-weather fishing adventures—because snow or not, the bite is definitely on!

Key West has been serving up some unusual weather lately—cooler-than-average temperatures, bouts of rain, gusty winds, and even some dense fog rolling in. It’s a bit like winter decided to visit the Keys but thankfully forgot the snow! Despite these strange days, the fishing has been anything but disappointing. The mackerel bite has been on fire, with plenty of action from Spanish and cero mackerel keeping rods bent. The kingfish have also made their presence known, giving anglers a chance to fight some serious line-screamers. If fast-paced fishing is your style, now’s the time to get out there. On the bottom, the action has been equally exciting. Mutton snapper are showing up and putting smiles on anglers’ faces with their size and fight. The yellowtail snapper bite has been steady too, offering a perfect opportunity to fill the cooler with delicious fillets. Rain jackets may have been a necessity this week, but for those willing to brave the elements, the rewards have been well worth it. Whether you’re chasing the mackerel frenzy or dropping bait for snapper, the fishing has been hot—even if the weather hasn’t. Come on down and join us for some wild-weather fishing adventures—because snow or not, the bite is definitely on!