Eric Scoble's Fishing the Keys

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83413 Overseas Hwy
Islamorada, FL 33036
+1 (305) 451-1669
http://www.fishingthekeys.net

Fishing the Keys, located in Islamorada, Florida, offers a variety of fishing charters that cater to both novice and experienced anglers. With options ranging from backcountry trips targeting Tarpon and Snook to Gulf wreck and inshore reef fishing for diverse species, the company ensures exciting fishing experiences in the scenic waters of the Florida Keys.

Boasting well-equipped boats, including an 18 ft Hewes for flats fishing and a 22 ft Skeeter Bay boat for exploring the Everglades National Park, Fishing the Keys provides anglers with the perfect vessels to navigate shallow flats and deeper backcountry spots. Whether seeking the thrill of sight fishing or the adventure of deep-sea excursions, clients can enjoy tailored fishing adventures in some of the most pristine waters in the region.

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