Category Archives: Fishing Reports

Well with our first slammer dolphin a nice 40lb bull caught by Chad Londos on his birthday, and plenty of schoolie dolphin to be had we can officially ring in the new season. We have been finding dolphin regularly for … Continue reading →

Well here we are cold front after cold front which can only mean one thing, it’s cold. With the cold comes lots of bait down the reef edge, which in turn brings lots of predators like sailfish , kingfish, wahoo, … Continue reading →

Well it’s mid June and the dolphin or mahi mahi fishing has yet to let up, we are catching plenty of schoolies with a few bigger fish mixed in. We have also had lots of success with deep dropping for … Continue reading →

Yes folks summer is here, it might not be considered summer according to the calender yet, but we are starting to see large schools of Dolphin or Mahi Mahi whichever you prefer rolling through migrating to the Southwest. So put … Continue reading →

Hello fisherman! What a weird year for the weather. I have never seen it so cool during the spring. However, it is rather comfortable and rather nice not to have to run our air conditioners full time. Fishing has been … Continue reading →

Hello fisherman and welcome all you spring breakers to the Keys! Hopefully you all will leave the cold air up north where it belongs and allow us Floridians to thaw out. Out on the water this week, we took advantage … Continue reading →

Well spring is here, and the wreck fishing has started out pretty good. We have had no problem keeping anglers busy catching deep water jacks and snappers. We had a really cool experience last week on the Islamorada hump, while … Continue reading →

Congratulations to the Killer White and her crew for their win in the final event of the season, the Islamorada Women’s Sailfish tournament. On day 1 we were in second place with one fish obviously a slow day of fishing … Continue reading →

A tournament started by Julie Olson and Capt. Don Gurgilio back in 1990, the Lodge Presidential Sailfish Tournament was dubbed the ‘presidential’ because president George Bush used to stay at the Cheeca Lodge when he came down here to Bone … Continue reading →

Happy holidays to everyone I sure hope lots of families are coming to the keys this year. Take advantage of all the keys has to offer, especially the fishing of course, whether it be backcountry, offshore or even from the … Continue reading →