fishing report
november 5, 2010
Key West
with summer fading and winter cold fronts fast approaching come different species. look for cobia, trout, pompano to name a few. as the water temperature cools these fish will show up in great numbers. along with these species you can expect to catch lady-fish, jack coevally, bluefish, and mackerel. three different species of mackerel will be plentiful this month. Spanish mackerel , Ciro mackerel , and the largest of the three the king mackerel. permit will head back to the shallows coming off a extended spawn. with cooling temperature you can expect the snapper and grouper to invade any shallow water wrecks and make their way back into the mangrove islands. while fishing these locations you may hook into a red-fish, bone-fish, or snook. and last but not least look for sharks to be following these big schools of fish. winter time fishing is not as predictable as our spring and summer where everyday is tarpon or permit, in fact don't expect to see any tarpon till late February or march. but you can expect lots of rod benders and a great way to spend your day.