KEY WEST FISHING REPORTS

Hey guys this is Captain Ryan Carter here giving you the weekly inshore fishing report down in Key West, Florida. This week I want to talk about mutton snappers. Typically in the winter months we average wind speeds around 15 mph which makes those crystal clear waters we are used to just a bit more cloudy. This is very good…

Fins and Fury in Key West: Spinner Shark Report from Capt. Ryan Ahoy, fellow anglers! Captain Ryan Carter here with the latest inshore fishing report straight from the waters of Key West, Florida. This week, the spotlight is shining on an action-packed predator - the spinner shark. These fast-moving, acrobatic sharks have been putting on quite a show for our…

Reel in the Flavors of Key West: A Fishing Report From Captain Ryan Greetings, anglers! Captain Ryan Carter here with the latest fishing report from the stunning waters of Key West, Florida. November is truly a spectacular time to cast your lines in the lower Keys. The pilchards have been plentiful, creating the perfect conditions for an exceptional snapper bite.…

Key West Inshore Fishing Report: Post-Hurricane Action Heats Up Greetings, fellow anglers! This is Captain Ryan Carter bringing you the latest inshore fishing report from the beautiful waters of Key West, Florida. Despite the recent challenges posed by Hurricanes Hellene and Milton, I’m thrilled to report that our resilient fishery is bouncing back with vigor. Post-Hurricane Conditions In the wake…

It’s been a busy week of fishing between hurricanes! Capt. Ryan Carter took clients out early last week and hooked four tarpon, a few jacks, and ended the day with a juvenile Goliath Grouper. Meanwhile, Capt. Justin has been getting on the yellow jacks, jack crevalle, snappers, sharks, and barracudas. One of the jacks weighed in at a whopping 20…

September is the perfect time to book a fishing charter in Key West! With fewer tourists around, local fishing spots are less crowded, and the waters are teeming with fish. Mangrove snappers are moving back from the reef to the calm inshore waters, while yellow jacks are beginning to gather in the channels. These strong fighters are delicious on the…