A Fisherman's Paradise
Florida Keys Fishing
In the Florida Keys, fishing isn’t something we do, it’s how we live. The Florida Keys is consistently ranked in the Top 10 lists of Best Places for Deep Sea Fishing. Wide Open Spaces calls the Florida Keys, “one of the best places to catch game fish in North America.”
Florida’s Fishing Capital
Year-round tropical weather makes the Florida Keys a fisherman’s paradise. The unique arrangement of limestone islands serves as a gateway to the Dry Tortugas and puts anglers right in the heart of epic fishing grounds. But, if you're heading out to catch mahi mahi, blackfin tuna or any specific species, make sure to check out our Florida Keys fishing calendar before planning your next trip.
Backcountry Fishing
On one side of Duck Key, anglers can easily access the Florida Bay for backcountry fishing. Some of the most sought-after game fish around can be caught here, including Tarpon, Redfish, Bonefish, Permit and Snook.
Offshore Fishing
Boat past the Florida Bay toward the Gulf of Mexico or head east toward the Atlantic Ocean for deep sea fishing in the Florida Keys. Here, anglers will find both light tackle and big game fish like Yellowtail Snapper, Grouper, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, Sailfish and Swordfish. Unique to the Keys is daytime swordfishing which is a relatively new technique explained in Saltwater Sportman.