Florida Keys Fishing Report Spring fishing here in the Florida Keys is really, really, really good. I know I say every month, season, week, day is great but spring is by far the second best season to fish here. The first of course is summer but we’ll save that article for that time. So, back to the now, back to the spring fishing conditions. We have spent most of the month fishing the inshore wrecks and area channels and bridges. The bite is pretty much non stop and the variety of fish here is anyone’s guess. Jacks, yellowtail, mutton, mangroves, yellowjacks, schoolmasters, lanes, groupers, goliaths and sharks. That’s the great thing about fishing inshore. A variety of fish, a short run to the bridge, calm waters and an amazing variety of dinner fare. We are using live bait such as pilchards, Pinfish, shrimp and cut bait. Any fresh cut bait is effective and bring in the fish. Fresh chum or chunking works as well as frozen chum. The migratory tarpon are here and getting ready to feed in full force. They are lying low under the bridges but you can bet as the water begins to warm up we will see them feeding and daisy chaining around the shorelines and in the channels. In the coming weeks, the Mahi will be showing up offshore and grouper season reopens on May 1st. We welcome the longer days, warmer weather, calm seas and tight lines. See y’all soon!