Fall is here that means it is time to fill the coolers! Cobia are showing up here in the Key West area. There are nice size snappers getting caught, with blackfin tuna and wahoo heating up offshore. This is a great time of year to target a variety of species! Contact us today to book your offshore or inshore Key West fishing charter: 305-509-0474.

Capt. Sam Shaw
Showtime Charters Key West

In Key West the deep dropping offshore has been very successful. We have also been chasing Skip Jacks and Mahi. Inshore we continue to target Tarpon, Bonefish and Permit. For tarpon fishing in Key West, we need to get the Tarpon early in the day.

Contact Capt. Sam Shaw to plan your Key West fishing charter! Call: 305-509-0474.

It’s July so that means calm days here in Key West, FL. Chasing Mahi and Tuna offshore. Yellowtail’s on the reef and chasing Grand Slams inshore Tarpon, Permit and Bonefish.

Call Capt. Sam Shaw to plan your Key West fishing charter: 305-509-0474

Key West is now open for business. Tarpon season is in full swing and there are plenty of permit and bonefish to chase. Snapper, grouper fishing is also good with mahi running offshore.

Capt. Sam Shaw
Key West Fishing Charters

March is here so that means we are chasing Permit. March is one of the best months to have the opportunity to catch the permit of a lifetime! Don’t be surprised if you get a big Mutton Snapper while using crabs in the shallow channels. Also, spring brings more Tarpon schools with large female Sharks invading the Flats to dropping pups Bulls, Lemons and  Hammerheads. Occasionally, we have large Cobia traveling with the sharks on their backs. Goliath grouper remains plentiful with all the large schools around with and awesome Snapper Bite as well. Catching cudas on top water remains good as well. Blackfin tuna offshore remains excellent with good bait and Sailfish crashing Ballyhoo schools with Large Yellowtails and Jack Crevalle.

Capt. Sam Shaw
Key West, Florida Fishing Charters

February is in full swing so we are targeting Permit on the shallow wrecks and flats. Cobia and Mutton Snappers have been very consistent on the wrecks as well barracudas and jacks are in big numbers. Offshore we are chasing Blackfin Tunas, Kingfish and Wahoo with Sailfish crashing the Ballyhoo schools when they are thick. Shark fishing is awesome as well!

Capt. Sam Shaw
Key West, Florida Fishing Charters