Key West fishing report - deep sea, offshore, reef, wreck fishing around Key West, FL

Key West Fishing Report

Key West Fishing Report - Late October & Early November 2007

Key West waters have been churned up lately by some weather but that does not keep us from doing well and catching some decent fish.

Dolphin fishing has been pretty good this week. A few rips directly south of Key West have been holding dolphin in the 15- to 20- pound range. The trick is to get out there early and get on them. We will troll for dolphin because it is the most effective way to catch them. We also will troll deeper with a downrigger for wahoo on some of the deep structures off the end of the Boca Grande Bar.

Wahoo fishing should improve this month. We get some great runs of wahoo through the Lower Keys. These fish can be anywhere from a few pounds up to 50- pounds plus! Sailfish, tuna and bonito will complete the fall fishing. These species are available now and will become more prominant in the weeks to come.

Reef & Wreck fishing has been consistant for yellowtail snapper, mutton snapper, grouper and amberjack. We do fish the reef and shallower wrecks when the weather is too rough offshore. It offers our anglers a chance to experience a different kind of fishing plus keep them comfortable on the boat.

For an updated fishing report please call me at 305-923-1043. We have openings in the coming weeks and during Fantasy Fest and the Parrothead Convention if you are looking to escape the crowd for part of a day and see why so many people love coming to the Keys - to be on the water. Looking towards Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years - book your charter early to guarantee a reservations!

Call Captain Bennett anytime for an updated fishing report or to book your next day of fishing in Key West. We fish nearly 300 days per year so the best means of reaching the captain is on his cell phone at 305-923-1043.

For a great day of charter fishing in Key West contact Capt. Bennett Taylor on the Outer Limits at 305-923-1043.