With the season
and fishery in Islamorada changing rapidly, there are some things to
remember if you're going to be expecting a good catch in the Florida
Keys… every fish in the water has a tail and just because you're
familiar with the pelagic, that doesn't mean that particular species
will limit itself to where you normally find it!
This
past week, fishing has been affected by a series of anomalies. To that
extent, in one charter trip, I've caught tuna in 700' of water and
decent 'lifter' dolphin in as shallow as 50' of water, just adjacent to
yellow tail! While "live chumming," you can expect just about
anything...
Besides the season or the time of
year, there are other factors to take in to consideration... How much
and what kind of bait is available and is being used, also whether live,
dead or artificial bait, as well as, water temperatures and locations
that are being fished. These are a few details that you will want to pay
attention to if you expect to be cleaning fish at the end of the day!
For
a detailed education, having a successful and great time bending the
rod, book your next charter with Anglers Answer Sport Fishing! www.sportfishing.fish
