Key West Fishing Report - January 2009
By: Capt. Justin Rea
January 5, 2009
Happy New Year everyone! The days have been nearly perfect this week in the Keys. Perfect weather for permit fishing in the backcountry. The tides have been right in the afternoon this past week giving us multiple shots at big permit on the flats near the Gulf edge.
The months of January and February bring a lot of opportunities to the flats for serious fly anglers as well as folks looking for some light tackle fun fishing.
If the weather is right and we get a few warm days in a row, the tarpon will make a show in the deep basins and that can be a real treat in the middle of January!
There may even be some bonefish around but a few cooler days and they are gone for a while. Instead there are large jack crevalle, seatrout, ladyfish, snapper and grouper to fish for all over the Lower Keys.
Whatever you passion is, come down and visit us and go fishing!
I still have some great dates available in February for permit (and tarpon).
Contact us at 305-744-0903 for availability.
Capt. Justin Rea
Sugarloaf Key, FL 33042
www.tarponfishingkeywest.com
justin@stingreacharters.com
305-744-0903
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