Florida Keys Vacations & Game Fishing

At Florida Keys Spring means migration for fish and vacation means game fishing for hobby fishermen on the move. The catch at this region is exceptional – thick swarms of sailfish, cobia, mackerel, tarpons, permit and other bone fish are abundant. Whether offshore, on the reefs or on flats and channels there is a catch for you.

Atlantic pristine waters of Islamorada is blessed with spectacular marine life. The land was famous for romantic history of ship-wreckers, and now it is for game fishers. The old world atmosphere, island lifestyle and fun-loving natives all add to your fishing indulgence.

In addition to fishing, you can have all that vacation amenities – sandy beach, lagoons, tennis court, jacussi, open air gym for a memorable Florida Keys vacation.

Florida Keys vacation is romancing with sand, surf, backwaters, dolphins and game fish. Sounds fantasy? Experience it to believe it. You won't have to scramble about there are some budget operators like Hawks cay who arrange your pleasure pursuit for fishing, boating, sailing and diving.

Florida Keys guarantee incredible fishing trips. Get a kayak or any fun boat and set out to fish or play on.

Fish Species at Florida Keys

• Amberjack: A very strong fish found in Key West, available round the year, but abundant in Nov. to Dec. Caught in conventional spins.
• Barracuda: It is a game fish available round the year in Florida Keys. Tackled by fly, spin and conventional means.With the improvements in reels this lightning quick fish is beginning to get the respect it deserves as a game fish.
• Bonefish: These fish are very fast, long and unpredictable. Caught by fly and/or spin. Abundant during May – Sept.
• Cobia: It is a very ugly fish with very good taste and resembles brown shark. Nov. to March is the peack season to catch these fish.
• Grouper: It's kind of war fish and hits like a submarine, so get ready for a brawl. Light tackle and trolley tackle are used to catch it.
• Kingfish: It is a smoke fish famous for its blistering run. Found during Dec. to March. Tackled by fly, spin and other means on light tackle and trolley tackle trips.
• Marlin: It is the best catch for big game anglers. Big swarms are found in Key West.
• Permit: Catching this fish is little tricky. Only skilled and cunning fishers can get big catches. Found in abundant quantities during March to May. Caught on flats and light tackles.
• Sailfish: It surfaces with its erect sail and chases violently slashing at the bait with its bill. Abundant during October-April.
• Snapper: It can be easily caught by fly and spin round the year.
• Tarpon: This fish is famous for its size, strength and acrobatic leaps. Catching it is an obsession for many avid game fishers. May to July is the peak season for tarpon catch.
• Tuna: It is good fish for a gourmet treat. It is also one of the strongest fish in Florida Keys. Plentifully available during Oct. to Jan.
• Wahoo: It is one of the fastest fish alive. The fish is characterized by its sizzling runs. It's available round the year but abundantly during Sept. to Dec.