Key West Fishing Reports

Latest Key West Fishing Reports from Second Nature Charters

Trophy Fish Caught

At Second Nature Charters, we’re reeling in some serious action, and our fishing reports prove it. Recent trips have brought in trophy fish like mahi mahi, blackfin tuna, and even a few sailfish just offshore. On the reefs and wrecks, we’ve seen impressive hauls of grouper and snapper, while in the backcountry, guests are hooking into tarpon, barracuda, and jacks. Whether you're chasing big game or targeting local tropical fish, our real-time updates show exactly what's biting and where. These reports help anglers plan their trip around peak fishing opportunities—and they’re a great preview of what’s possible when you fish with a local expert.

Family-Friendly Fishing Adventures

Fishing with the whole crew? Our family-friendly fishing trips are designed with comfort, safety, and fun in mind. We offer calm inshore charters perfect for kids and beginners, with easy-to-use gear and plenty of action to keep everyone engaged. Life jackets, shade, and a friendly, patient captain make all the difference, especially for young anglers casting for the first time. Whether you're in Key West for a weekend getaway or a full vacation, our fishing reports showcase recent family outings and the wide range of species caught—from snappers to mackerel—on laid-back, easy-going trips.

Fishing Year-Round in Key West

One of the biggest advantages of fishing in Key West is that it's productive year-round. Our updated fishing reports help you stay in the loop on what’s in season—like mahi mahi and tuna in summer, sailfish and kingfish in winter, and tarpon in spring. With consistently warm waters and diverse habitats, there’s always something biting. Whether you're visiting in January or July, our team knows where to go and what to target. Bookmark our fishing report page or check in before your trip, then book your charter to take advantage of the best current fishing conditions.