Islamorada Fishing Reports

The reef is almost a sure thing. Late afternoon shark fishing works too, winds were lighter.

Be ready to adapt to the weather. Trust the captain's judgement. He fishes every day here.

Expect wind and change of plans but go anyway. A good captain will still put you on fish without beating you up or getting you sick.

Try all 3 if you can. In shore, Flats and reef to get a feel for the wide variety of fishing the Keys has to offer

Weather is excellent. Crowds are low so easy to get around. Food everywhere is excellent. And the fishing is off the charts. One of the best places in the WORLD. Islamorada offers so many places to stay from High End Luxury hotels, to mom and pop motels to camping and RV parks. You cannot go wrong.

If fishing in July like we did, plan a morning half day trip. A full day trip will be extremely hot and fishing becomes more difficult as the day heats up. Bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

You can never have a bad fishing day in Islamorada. Paradise and fishing...come on now. Highly recommend hitting the water and enjoying the sites and fishing!

Just relax and let the captain put yu right where you need to be to catch great fish

Bring sunscreen and Off. Be yourself, be patient and enjoy nature and your loved ones.

Check out Captain Scott, he is very knowledgeable and will find you fish. He is a great guide.

Don’t forget your sunscreen before you go & always remember to be prepared for anything....it’s called “Fishing”

Take a guide, you can't get to the places without knowledge of these waters. Be smart

Do your homework. Don't settle for the cheaper price. Those boats are cheap for a reason. Found that out the hard way back in February this year.

This was my first time fishing so I don’t know - but I had a great time and we caught lots of fish

Wear long sleeves in a breathable shirt and polarized sunglasses for those that haven't been out on the water. The sun will get you and it reflects of the water pretty heavily.

Call Captain Tony with Singing Reels. That way you won't wonder if you are taking a chance or not. He is the best!

Bring plenty of sunscreen and water!! Have a good time, and trust your crew!

Enjoy yourself. Let the Captain know in advance what you want to do and follow his advice.

Call Captain Mark at Dauntless Charters and dress appropriately. The Florida sun can be brutal. Sunscreen, UV clothing, and head covering is a must.

Don’t wear flip flops, wear shoes with grip as the waves can toss you around a bit and stability is a must when reeling in the big ones!