The weather continues to be unseasonably warm here in Key West. As a result we haven’t 
had “normal” winter fishing which typically features lots of Tuna and Sailfish- both species 
have been scarce. Fortunately we have such a variety of fish that when one species is not abundant, we can find others which are. Here is a look at some of our catches over the last week.
Fishing has not been easy of late. We’ve had a warm winter resulting in very few Sailfish and Blackfin Tuna. Additionally, live bait has been very scarce. Inspite of these difficulties we are still catching plenty of fish. Here are just a few of our catches from the last 10 days.
200 pound Bull Shark
If you weren’t out fishing with us during the last week, here is a look at what you missed.
King Mackerel, Little Tunny, Mutton Snapper, Yellowtail Snapper, Blackfin Tuna, Black Grouper
 and a variety of Shark species
We have been experiencing excellent King fish action over the last 10 days or so. The arrival of the Kings always seems to coincide with Christmas. Large numbers of Kings should remain in our area on through the winter with a peak in February. Pictured is Coach Mike Clark and members of the Merry Mount College swim team with the results of 
a morning half day trip. The largest “smoker King” weighed 36 lbs and was caught on 15 pound spinning tackle.
