Florida Keys Offshore Fishing Report
May 17, 2012
This past week my clients brought aboard some really “Good Karma”. These guys just wanted to bend the rod and catch fish, so rather than spend from dawn till dust chasing dolphin we decided to fish an area I save for full moon phases and early spring fishing just off the reef.
My crew was rewarded with an outstanding “supermoon” catch ofFlorida Keys wahoo, blackfin tuna (enough to
feed small army), mutton snapper and big flag yellowtail snappers.
May 17, 2012
Wahoo’s, blackfin tunas, mutton snappers, flag yellowtails
and a few dolphin (mahi-mahi) were caught aboard the Good Karma in the Florida
Keys this past week off offshore & on the edge of the reef. For
the weekend fishing teams looking for the green and gold (dolphin) they are
around, but are not here in the numbers that we like to see. If you have a full
tank of fuel, good seas, a patient crew, fresh bait (not store bought) then
you may eventually find them, but you better coach your crew on finding debris,
looking for weeds and not falling asleep. It can happen any day now; so get those baits
out & wait it out. I really hope it
happens for you this weekend. If does, send me your pictures, so I can post
them!
Eric "The Viking" 2 for 2 on Wahoo
Travis got into the "Yellowtail Zone"
My crew was rewarded with an outstanding “supermoon” catch of
The Florida Keys Muttons Snappers are eating!
A good time was had by all catching blackfin tuna.
More big Flags!
Eric with a rare Florida Keys Wahoo Double Header
Good Eating
We will be taking a few days off to give the boat a spa
treatment, add a couple of “new” weapons to the lure arsenal and catch fresh
bait. Good luck out there this weekend.
If you are planning a vacation or a weekend get away to Florida
Keys this summer and want to go offshore or reef fishing give me
call at 305-619-2126 or email ryan@floridakeysfishin.com
Capt.Ryan
www.floridakeysfishin.com
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