As we dive into the 2025 fishing season here in Key West, the excitement is palpable at Far Out Fishing Charters. Captain Chris Mendola and Captain Kyle are gearing up for months filled with adventure and world-class fishing. With cooling weather and dropping sea temperatures, November through April marks one of the most rewarding times to be on the water. Here’s everything you need to know to make the most of this action-packed season.
The transition to cooler weather isn’t just a reprieve from the summer heat; it also kickstarts the migration of some of the most sought-after species in the ocean. As the sea temps decline, schools of prized fish like Swordfish, Wahoo, Tuna, and King Mackerel make their way southward, drawn by Key West’s rich and diverse waters. This migratory movement offers anglers thrilling opportunities to hook impressive catches.
To truly optimize your fishing adventure from November to April, follow these insider tips from Captain Chris and Captain Kyle:
Winter fishing in Key West is incredibly popular, so securing your charter early is crucial. With Captain Chris Mendola’s extensive knowledge of the local waters and over 30 years of fishing experience, you’re in for a guided experience like no other. Whether you’re after a fierce Wahoo or a deep-dwelling Swordfish, Far Out Fishing Charters has you covered.
There’s no better way to experience the sport-fishing capital of the USA than with a team committed to excellence and unforgettable fishing memories. With the 2025 season shaping up to be one of the best yet, now is the time to plan your Key West fishing adventure.