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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wild and Free" data-source="post: 63855" data-attributes="member: 406">Give Brandon a call before going down there, here is his contact info. Brandon Cyr, Cell 305-797-5076 or e-mail <a href="mailto:kwtarpon99@aol.com">kwtarpon99@aol.com</a> He is a 3rd generation key west native or "Conch" as they are referred to if you are born there comes from a fishing family and when we went out with him 2 years ago was very honest about everything. he will tell you who to get hold of if he can not set you up with your needs which I am pretty sure he can. He knows all of the good local guides and the import guides to stay away from. He will tell you who is best at what as well. They are in the business to get you coming back and will help you out with as much info as you need. he was a very stand up guy. Both my wife and I felt extremely lucky to have bumped into him by accident while looking into guides one day while down there and after visiting with him thought the little extra money he may charge over others was worth a shot and man was it ever.This is the guide himself. <a href="http://ink361.com/app/users/ig-455751774/photos" target="_blank">http://ink361.com/app/users/ig-455751774/photos</a><a href="https://vimeo.com/66016176" target="_blank">https://vimeo.com/66016176</a>Wife and I did half day 4 hours flats fishing trip and it was non stop action the entire time, reeled in a fish 3 of 4 casts and the times we didn't a lot of the time was because they shook the hook or didn't get it set. Ended the day reeling in a 5 foot reef shark. We specifically targeted Sea trout but pulled in no less than 20+ different species of fish. We all limited out of sea trout and threw many back. Had them shipped home.</blockquote>

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