Fly Fishing in the Florida Keys – May
May marks the absolute peak of tarpon season in the Florida Keys. Oceanside flats from Key Largo to Key West come alive with massive schools of migrating tarpon. Anglers have some of their best chances all year to sight fish these giants as they move steadily down the coast in preparation for spawning. Calm mornings and clear water create world-class conditions for those who can stay cool under pressure and deliver accurate casts.
Fly Fishing the Florida Keys & Everglades in February
February often marks the slow transition from winter into spring across South Florida. Cold fronts still sweep down from the north, but unlike January, warming trends begin to last longer, creating extended windows of stable weather. These patterns are critical for anglers: colder mornings can push fish into deeper channels and creeks, while warm afternoons often pull them back onto the flats and sunlit shorelines. This shift provides some of the most consistent fly fishing opportunities of the winter season.