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The waters off Marathon offer ample opportunities for a wide variety of fishing during February. With all our wintertime visitors firmly established plus the presence of our resident reef fish, there’s an abundance of species to fish for no matter … Read More
Fishing in the waters off Marathon during the winter is concentrated on our near-shore venues, all of which offer excellent catching, whether it’s table fare you’re after or a trophy for the wall. Sailfish season kicks into high gear in … Read More
There’s shopping to do and cookies to bake and houses to decorate. But you don’t want to miss some of the best fishing the Keys have to offer! We are extremely happy to report that our weather so far this … Read More
From the spectacular Independence Day fireworks display in the sky over Sombrero Beach to the frenzy under the water during lobster mini season, July is an active month here in Marathon. Reef and wrecks On the reef and wrecks, there’s … Read More
We’re settling into our winter weather pattern, which bodes well for the fishing. The sailfish activity is definitely picking up. As is typical for January, the majority of the sails are being caught in 130 to 200 feet of water. … Read More
What does the SeaSquared Crew do on their day off? They go fishing, of course! Capt. Jason, Marissa, Steve, Capt. Alex and Henry spent a few hours fishing in Hawk Channel in Marathon. They brought back 2 nice size kingfish, … Read More
The Hertzog group of fathers and sons, from Maryland, came to the Keys just in time for our winter cool down. Their first day of fishing was with Capt. Wayne on the channel humps where they got their eating fish … Read More
This week, there’s no need to leave the reef to fill your cooler. Fishing in Marathon Florida Keys is outstanding right now. Dolphin and tuna fishing Even the dolphin bite has been better on the reef than out in the … Read More
Step outside and you’ll notice a nip in the air as the first major cold front of the season is upon us. This front cooled the waters considerably. Bayside water temperatures dropped nearly ten degrees, igniting a massive baitfish migration … Read More
Poof! The sailfish are back. But, they’re not in the traditional areas along the reef. Instead, they’re cruising the depths anywhere from 250 to 650 feet, and more than a few have been found just a couple miles inshore of … Read More