Yes, even down here in the Florida Keys I have reached the point where enough is enough. Go away winter and take your cloudy days, winds, and unusually low temperatures with you. Bring on the sunshine!

Yes indeed, this episode is all about cooking that fresh catch from the sea, whether you caught it, or perhaps bought it. Either way, there's nothing better than fresh seafood for dinner.

It was a busy week with trips to Key West and Islamorada, but not for fishing! Maybe next time. A concert instead, and a fishing seminar. Now its time to kick back and relax on island time.

Yes, cold fronts occasionally make their way to the Keys. We are forced to remove our flip-flops, put on layers of mismatched clothing and hunker down. Good thing it only last a day or two and it's right back to 80 degrees.

What do you do when you can't go fishing? You watch fishing. Yep, fishing shows.

The title reflects what most anglers do when they can't go fishing, they talk about it. So here ya go, some fishing talk. However, there's a slight twist to this, so tune in.

2024 has arrived and I'm wishing all of you many more fishing days than those done in 2023. This podcast has tips for winter fishing here in the Keys, and there's also a special surprise at the end of the podcast for the former listeners of my old ESPN radio show. Enjoy!

2023 is moving on to 2024. It's been a pretty good year, but I'm looking forward to moving on to bigger and better things. Tune in and listen to my "sort of" resolutions.

The holidays are upon us and a lot of folks are headed to the Keys. We've had some pretty awful weather this past week, so the question was asked, "What do we do when we can't go fishing?" I'll tell ya. And don't worry. Nasty weather doesn't last too long down this way.

Winter is here and the fishing is great in the Florida Keys. We are the lucky ones. When the temperatures begin to drop the fish down this way get active. Sailfish in the Atlantic, Spanish mackerel in the Gulf of Mexico and redfish in the backcountry. Take your pick and we'll see you on the water.