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<blockquote data-quote="honkerslayer" data-source="post: 336414" data-attributes="member: 1028">We have gone to the keys annually for the last 8-9 years.&nbsp; Some questions for you though.&nbsp; When are you targeting going.&nbsp; That will have a lot to do with what your offshore wants/options are.&nbsp; If you go in Jan/Feb, Mahi Mahi probably isn’t going to happen.&nbsp; Feb can be decent for sailfish and King Mackerel offshore.&nbsp; Figure $1500 a day for that venture.&nbsp; If you are comfortable, renting your own boat can be pretty reasonable, but if you’ve never fished that area might be a little intimidating.&nbsp; KDM gave great advice for inshore fishing as the opportunities are pretty endless.&nbsp; You can also rent nice kayaks in several places if that is your thing.&nbsp; I love kayak fishing and even if you don’t catch fish it is really cool kayaking down there.&nbsp; But you will catch fish fairly easily.If you do book a charter, I give Gold Reserve Charters high marks and ask to fish with Captain Hayden.&nbsp; I’ve fished with him 3 times and he’s a real good dude and a good fisherman.&nbsp; If you can hook up with a sailfish I promise that you will never forget it!!&nbsp; We had 2 on at once.&nbsp; Talk about chaos!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="honkerslayer, post: 336414, member: 1028"] We have gone to the keys annually for the last 8-9 years. Some questions for you though. When are you targeting going. That will have a lot to do with what your offshore wants/options are. If you go in Jan/Feb, Mahi Mahi probably isn’t going to happen. Feb can be decent for sailfish and King Mackerel offshore. Figure $1500 a day for that venture. If you are comfortable, renting your own boat can be pretty reasonable, but if you’ve never fished that area might be a little intimidating. KDM gave great advice for inshore fishing as the opportunities are pretty endless. You can also rent nice kayaks in several places if that is your thing. I love kayak fishing and even if you don’t catch fish it is really cool kayaking down there. But you will catch fish fairly easily. If you do book a charter, I give Gold Reserve Charters high marks and ask to fish with Captain Hayden. I’ve fished with him 3 times and he’s a real good dude and a good fisherman. If you can hook up with a sailfish I promise that you will never forget it!! We had 2 on at once. Talk about chaos! [/QUOTE]

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