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Key West Fishing Tournaments
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| Big dolphin, like this one, bring smiles
to offshore fishermen...and those they feed. |
Throughout the year, Key West hosts a some of the most exciting and well-known
saltwater events. From professionals to Presidents, these sporting competitions
draw many participants. And whether you prefer bonefish or billfish, there
is a tournament that was made for you. Below is a calendar of the major
fishing tournaments held in Key West.
- January 21 - 23
Hog's Breath King Mackerel Tournament
Contact: Lee Murray 305-296-0364
- March 08 - 11
Del Brown Invitational Pemit Tournament
Contact: Charlotte Abrogio 305-664-2444
- March 12 - 13
Key West Fishing Tournament
Contact: Doris Harris 305-295-6601
- April 11 - 16
World Sailfish Championship
Contact: Mike Weinhofer 305-294-3399
- April 27 - 30
Key West Classic
Contact: Findlay Sinclair 305-295-1354
- May 05 - 07
Phoenix House Fishing Tournament
Contact: Tanya Boggs 813-989-9170 x6211
- May 28
Dolphin Masters Invitational
Contact: John Stuempfig 305-296-7511
- June 18 to June 19 in Key West
Key West Fishing Tournaments Swordfish Tournament
Contact: Doris Harris 305-295-6601
- June 24 - 26
Key West Gator Club Dolphin Derby
Contact: John Stuempfig 305-296-7511
- July 02
Conch Republic Ladies Dolphin Tournament
Contact: John Stuempfig 305-296-7511
- July 02 - 03
Key West Fishing Tournaments Flats Slam Tournament
Contact: Doris Harris 305-295-6601
- July 20 - 23
Key West Marlin Tournament
Contact: Scott Greene 305-292-2710
- September 09 - 11
Mercury Redbone Celebrity S.L.A.M.
Contact: Gary Ellis 305-664-2002
Email: redboneinc@aol.com
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| Suggested Reading |
"Outstanding...if
you fish Florida, a must-have"
Sport Fish of Florida
by Vic Dunaway
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| Keys Fishing Fact |
| The Florida
Keys are located in the most biologically diverse area of the Atlantic
Ocean. Due to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean sandwiching
the islands, while the warm Gulf Stream current meanders close by,
the ocean surrounding the Keys contains more species of fish than
anywhere else in the Atlantic.
"A
Fishing Paradise" |
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