After our annual fall boat yard trip we are back in the water to resume running charter fishing trips. There has been good fall Dolphin fishing with a few Sailfish bites mixed in. The Sailfish action should continue to improve as the weather cools down. On the reef the Yellowtail Snapper fishing has been consistent. The post Oct 24 2019 appeared f...

Dolphin fishing has been our primary focus over the last month. This is typical for this time of year. Most of the action has taken place well offshore from the edge of the wall where water depths fall from 900' to 1500' out to 6-8 miles beyond the wall. finding Bird life and weed lines The post July 2 2019 appeared first on Southpaw Fishing.

Reef fishing in the Florida Keys is super fun for us captains! The reef is a big home for lots of fish. There are many kinds of fish there including a wide variety of snappers and groupers. Today I took Young Song and his cousin James on a nice half-day Reef trip this morning. They caught... Read more The post FL Keys Half Day Reef Fishing Update...

Nice 32 pound mahi-mahi caught yesterday by the bishop party. We hit the mother load and by the time I got done cleaning fish we almost filled two five gallon buckets of fillets. Awesome day guys! Fun fact about Mahi also known as Dolphinfish these fish have a remarkable ability to grow quickly with some... Read more The post Mahi in September! ap...

Went fishing with Zach and AJ from Shawnee Kansas. Here is a photo of Zach with his Amberjack! An interesting fact about amberjack is their impressive strength and powerful swimming ability. These fish are renowned for their muscular build which enables them to put up a significant fight when hooked. Amberjacks are incredibly strong swimmers and.....

Well the Heat Is ON! these last two days here in Key West someone opened up the furnace and let the heat in. Air Temps in the mid to upper 80s with high 80% humidity. Both great ingredients for the tarpon to show up strong here in Key West. Tarpon Fishing Report The tarpon have been coming in and out of the Key West waters these last few weeks. So...