Brush Piles, Grass, Timber, and Weeds

An area of live bottom with coral, rocks, and vegetation supporting many species of fishm including Red Snapper, Triggeirfish, Black Seabass, Vermilion Snapper, Gag Grouper, Scamps, King Mackerel, Barracuda, Greater Amberjack, Mahi and Wahoo. Productive fishing can be had via bottom fishing as well as trolling for pelagics. 

This underwater cypress forest is estimated to be 52,000 years old. They were buried in sediment, but were likely uncovered by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.   The stumps of the cypress trees span an area estimated at 0.5 square miles (1.3 kilometers), approximately 10 miles off the beach, and sit about 60 feet (18 meters) below the sur...

Grassy Key Bank

Good hump with brush in this area.

Lily Pads

Fig Tree Point

Lots of nice riprap to work here. Usually some grass on the other side. Also, make sure to hit the boat docks along the outside.

Small reef, ribbon weed and

"As told to me by Jimmy "WooWoo" Harker many years ago, "Shack was actually once covered in trees. Then they cut a clearing from one side of the island to the other to carry supplies from one side to the other. If boats had some sort of ballast onboard they would dump it before they got too shallow so they could pull right onto the beach and unlo...

Morning good frog or afternoon Texas or Carolina Rig

Good bass fishing in timber.

This point comes real close to a channel. There is vegetation on the sides and a good place for drum and flounder.

Slimy Mackerel, King George Whiting, Flathead, Snapper, 34 59 400 138 24 000 WGS84 Garfish, Shark. Broken bottom with single pinnicle. Water depth 16 - 20m.

Good field of lily pads that hold bait and bass.

Broken Bottom. Snapper, Whiting