Florida Keys Hurricane Cup
Florida Keys Hurricane Cup, Backcountry Fishing Tournament to benefit The Guides Trust Foundation,
October 28, 2017, The Florida Keys
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Return to the Florida Keys
The Florida Keys are officially open for business on October 1st and the fishing guides are ready to get out on the water! Many hotels are open, most restaurants and businesses are as well, and the guides are definitely excited to start doing what they do best. A quick influx of tourists will help all hospitality and service industries to get back on their feet.
Read MoreIt's Time to Go Fishing in the Florida Keys
As you have heard on the news the Florida Keys was heavily impacted by Hurricane Irma. What you haven't heard is how quickly we are recovering and how the entire Florida Keys was not totally devasted by this hurricane. I do not want to take anything away from the areas that received the most devastation, but it is important to know that the Upper Keys and Key West are a little battered and bruised, but overall we will be able to recover pretty quickly.
Read MoreAugust Fishing Has Been Great!
Last Friday Andy and Adam caught 3 tarpon, a permit, snappers for dinner, and jacks and cudas.
Read MoreCatching Bait is an Important Part of Your Charter
First-time anglers don't always know that catching live bait is an important part of their charter. There are some fish that will eat shrimp and crabs, that we can buy from the bait shop, but if you really want a great day on the water we need to catch live pilchards or mullet before we put our lines in the water. Also, with live bait is allows us to fish for a wider variety of fish during the day.
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