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Sailfishing is red hot
Dolphin fishing is not too bad, either! We’ve had plenty of east to northeast winds, and as if on cue, the sailfish are here in big numbers. Some of our crews are posting double-digit
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Sailfish migration beginning
They’re finally here…that’s right, the sailfish are here! The much-anticipated arrival of our big sailfish migration has hit its stride, and with moderate east to southeast winds, the fish are tailing. We call it
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Calm seas, and a red-hot bite
We certainly could not ask for any better weather than what we’ve seen over the past week. Calm seas and mild temperatures generally make April a great month to be fishing in the Middle
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Wejebe’s charitable contributions for people were many and helped launch Spanish Fly
By Pete Johnson Special to Weekly Wejebe was also respected for his generosity, donating hundreds of hours to causes not only involving conservation but especially those for children such as Make-A-Wish, Big Brothers and
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Jose Wejebe
The Loss of a Legend The Florida Keys are mourning the loss of icon after legendary fishermen Jose Wejebe perished in a plane crash last Friday afternoon. Wejebe, 54, of Summerland Key, died in
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Hot fishing and calm seas
Well finally someone turned off the wind machine, and the spring fishing is red hot. Offshore, the dolphin bite is fairly consistent although it is still a little early and has slowed a bit
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Swordfish City!
Two monster swordfish caught days apart in the Keys Another mammoth daytime swordfish has been caught off the Florida Keys. Fishing on the Mystique, a 61-foot Viking owned by Katherine MacMillan, Marathon captain Billy
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Changes in Seasons
While our friends up north experience an early spring tempered with the return of freezing temperatures, we lucky folks down here in the Keys have been blessed with sunny skies and great fishing. The
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