Foreign ERS on the Eastern Seaboard get ready in The morning to go do battle in the Backcountries and near shore Waters in Florida and keys and the Everglades We've got some exciting fishing planned For you today uh we've got some new Spots we're going to you never know What's going to happen we're going out On the missile in Morata and we're going To do some offshore winter fishing here And beautiful downtown Islamorada which Is about five miles offshore 77 degrees Calm winds it's all in our favor stick With me and I'll show you more Foreign [Music] Bags out we're marking fish let's go Fishing All right we've been in anchor for less Than a minute Al's hooked up he's Bringing one off the bottom what does it Feel like y'all It's like a mutton oh Yellow Jack yellow Jacket right in the lip [Music] We've got to keep her yellow tails the First one of the day on our Snapper page We gotta have a minimum size limit of 12 Inches she can have 10 total so she's Got nine to go we're gonna fill the boat Up with yellow tail today [Music] Now we're cooking with fire that's what

We're talking about these are these big Flag yellow tails that have been coming In we're catching them on the reef after Hurricane Ian they're still here You want to catch your breath before you Tell us about that big hole Seems like whenever the engines turn off Do a last drip Whatever reason Now that's the meeting there Three and a half 20 and a half This is our catch from the first stop Right here on top Good eating Beautiful beautiful Corgi You got a couple of these we'd like to Get some more of these today Are these flag Yellow Tail Stuff is 21 a pound So you only need about five pounds to Pay for your trip Tony got that off the first set so Pretty good All right these cigar minnows are really Coming up so the captain said all the Anglers pull in their lines he's cocking That 14 foot net it's payday [Music] Awesome All right we're doubles up back in the Starboard corner Oh yeah Come on I'm flying everywhere Dude

We got rid of him Don't take it from a big day it's Probably that same life Where are you at bro I'm official one Too only groupers are that smart Oh [Music] Big Fish Dave is cranking down and Pumping them back up or pumping down and Cranking now he's got a big one off the Bottom we don't know what it is yet he's Caught a Goliath Trooper this month Already or within the last month It could be one Using a baseball bat for a rod He gaining on him We had it he just worked through the Line another Heartbreaker on the Nissan Murano this is like the watching the Dolphins play football Dave had a big One on there that's why he's big fish Dave but the day ain't over yet we're Still fishing We got a bonehead here Mr Berry A lot of action that's a lot of life Left in this fish throwing that lead Around you think it would wear it out And coming in there's your big fish Wow [Music] There you go When you eat public Sushi that's what You're eating Huh

Put it in the icebox [Music] We're doubled up We're doubled up on the big bottom rods On the stern Y's got a line peeler You running holy God he's taking it Maybe we got doubles I got a little head shake that's all I Got sipping you too Probably right These guys are both getting spooled just let me go all right me too I think I I both have the same fish By continuing a trend of heartbreak on The deck of Miss Islamorada the only Salt water around here right now is the Tears [Music] So we're gonna set up on the yellowtail In the back I've got just this little Jig I'm going to put a piece of shrimp On it now they've got the chum mix That's made up out of sand oats and Chum Which is ground up fish gas and Seth's Gonna put my bait in the center one of These balls I've got the bail open so he Can get has plenty of slack and he is Going to uh Catfish Hunter that thing Out there And boom you're fishing these fish that Are coming up here are called Bermuda Chub They just sail around here school and

Make a general nuisance of themselves Should be a Yellow Tail A little fishing ballet here out here on The inside of Morada show me the yellow Berry He's coming towards you Oh it's a lionfish it's a lionfish Lionfish And there it is Okay and that's how we're doing it on This is just that simple if I can do it [Music] Four guys [Music] You can really see the blue on this Particular species it's all along the Back all along the Dorsal fins on up Into the caudal fin as well as the Pectorals I just wanted to use all those words They're accurate I just don't get to use Them every day [Music] Nice that's the nicest looking Blue Runner you caught yes There you go So Bernard's brought in the keeper flag Yellow Tail My guess is it's 12 inches to the fourth I think I'm gonna win that guess this Blue Runner looks yellow Well this is the final moments of our Last spot and then we're throwing in a Towel

We did get flag yellowtail we got a lot Of them we've got a nice meal of Porky For everybody on board that's an average Day we had 11 people on board on this Sunday on the Miss Island we worked it Hard we did as good as anybody Oh there you go what do you got there Big Blue Runner there it is Fish of the day the Blue Runner so we'll See what we got back at the dock [Music] Well we had 11 Anglers total on the boat Today uh it wasn't a real real hot bite You're gonna have days like the day Sprinkled in with all the rest Did get a nice catch of the Yellow Tail We've got some good corgis and uh Go got a nice little table Fair these Are yellowtail filets You always want to augment them with Your key limes when you have them Available and that's a day of fishing on The Miss Island Morata and hey I got to Put it out there if you like it give us A thumbs up don't forget to subscribe And like if you don't like we'll do that Too thanks for tuning in please come Fish with it guaranteed good time see You later from Bud Mary's [Music] Foreign

Fishing in the Florida Keys

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Fishing in the Florida Keys

If you’re considering a trip to the Florida Keys for a vacation or a weekend of fishing, you’ll find that there are many great choices. You can enjoy flats, Gulf of Mexico, Tarpon, and even Kayak or Party boat fishing. But which is the best option for you?

Kayak fishing

Kayak fishing in the Florida Keys is a great way to experience the beauty and peace of the Florida Keys. It is also a great way to get close to some of the wildlife that inhabits these amazing islands.

Some of the best places to kayak with dolphins include Duck Key, Key Largo and Islamorada. If you are looking for a more advanced kayak experience, try for mahi-mahi, bluefish, and permit.

Another popular fishing location is Fort DeSoto National Park. There are hundreds of square miles of shallow waters in this park, making it a perfect kayak fishing spot.

Kayaks are one of the most versatile and efficient ways to fish in the Keys. They can help you access shallow areas and get to oyster bars. Also, kayaks can be easily transported, so you can launch from virtually anywhere.

Charters

The Florida Keys is one of the best fishing locations in the world. The Florida Keys is a year-round fishery destination with hundreds of islands and bays that are home to a wide variety of saltwater species.

Depending on the type of fishing trip you are looking for, a Florida Keys fishing charter can be very affordable. For example, a four-hour trip in the waters of the Keys can cost as little as $500. This includes fuel, fishing gear, and a professional guide.

If you’re looking for something more adventurous, try deep sea fishing. This can result in a marlin, tuna, or shark. You can also go wreck fishing, which can yield grouper, snappers, and even dolphins.

Party boat fishing

Party boat fishing is a fun experience. Not only does it offer an amazing time, but it’s also budget friendly. You can rent a party boat and fish for the entire day, or just a few hours.

The key to a successful party boat fishing trip is to know your fishing crew. Their advice is invaluable. They will be able to point out the best places to fish, as well as recommend bait and lures.

In addition, you’ll want to protect your eyes from the sun. A hat and sunglasses are essential. And it’s always a good idea to have a cooler on board to keep drinks and snacks cool.

Flats fishing

Flats fishing in the Florida Keys offers an exciting and unique experience. You’ll find a wide variety of species, including tarpon, permit, snook, bonefish, and redfish.

These fish are known for their amazing eyesight, which means they scour the bottom of the flats for food. Tarpon, for example, cruise along a shallow water channel searching for prey. They’re usually the hardest-fighting fish in the area.

Tarpon can reach 200 pounds, and can be seen on the flats during the spring and summer. However, it’s important to note that the best time to catch them is mid-March to mid-July.

For a successful flats fishing trip, you’ll need to be prepared with the right equipment and a knowledgeable guide. Most boats range from sixteen to twenty-four feet long and feature an open casting deck and poling platform.

Gulf of Mexico fishing

One of the most popular activities in the Florida Keys is fishing. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned professional, the area offers you a wide variety of species and locations. You will find that the Florida Keys offer every type of saltwater fishing.

Red Snapper is a common fish found in the Gulf of Mexico. They are a moderate fish that can be spotted in the shallow waters around reefs. These can be caught on light tackle.

Besides the kingfish and red snapper, the Gulf of Mexico has many other species that are abundant. Tuna, mahi mahi and sharks are just a few of the big fish that are available. Those looking for deep waters can get in on the action with marlin.

Tarpon fishing

The Florida Keys are a great place to try your luck at tarpon fishing. There are countless locations to fish for these scrumptious fish. They are also a fun and exciting fishing experience. When it comes to tarpon, a bit of knowledge and the right equipment can go a long way.

If you’re planning to take to the water in the Keys, you’ll want to start by learning the proper hooking technique. These fish are incredibly aggressive, and can fight for hours. You’ll have to be ready to tackle every fish that takes your bait.

The best tarpon fishing spots are usually found along the edge of a flat or around a bridge. Tarpon are a fast moving fish, and will move into deeper waters to find food.