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Clothing for Fishing
Shirts, shorts, hats, and footwear designed to protect your body and keep you comfortable.

Sunglasses for Fishing
Polarized lenses - your most important piece of fishing equipment.

Fishing Gear
Suggestions for rods, reels, fly-fishing gear, tackle, & trolling lures.

Fishing Kayak for Sale
Kayaks for fishing, gear, and accessories.

Other Angler Info

Fishing Report
Reports from those that know - the local guides.

Florida Saltwater Fishing Regulations
Recreational size minimums, bag limits, and closed seasons.

Record Catches State and World Records for Key West's many fish.

Tournaments
Annual calendar of fishing events.

Paint & Release
A collection of original fish illustrations.

Fishing Seasons
When are they biting? Our guide to what's hot.

Fishing Licenses
Regulations you should know and how to get a license.

Yellowfin Tuna - Key West

The Yellowfin Tuna is very sought after by sport fishermen because of their size, strength, and well, their tastiness.

Key West Fishing's Yellowfin Tuna illustration.

Weighing from 40 to over 200 pounds, these battlers test angler and tackle alike. Pound for pound, this may be the hardest fighting fish in the ocean. These are exciting and rewarding sportfish.

Yellowfin, like their smaller cousin the Blackfin, can be caught at any time off the Florida Keys but are most abundant in fall and winter.

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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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