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Tarpon are among the favorite fish to go for this time of year. They are in migration mode and pouring through the Keys. Bonefish are also abundant if you don't want to fish for the "silver king."

We look forward to this time of year so much because the fishing is so good. Tarpon are very dramatic when they take a bait or a fly. It's really neat!

Soon to come is the Palolo worm hatch on the next full moon falling tide in the evening. The worms are abundant where there is hard bottom. The Bahia Honda bridge is a famous place to go witness the worm hatch.

Looking ahead, the next few months are filled with action here in the Keys. Come join us if you can....

 

 

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