Bud N' Mary's Fishing Marina is located in Islamorada, Florida, The Sportfishing Capital of The World! It was established in 1944, and over the years has been one of the most famous sportfishing destinations in the world! It is home to over 40 of the finest offshore captains and backcountry guides. We also have a spectacular party fishing boat, the Miss Islamorada. There is also a great dive shop, boat rentals, motel, boat storage, transient dockage, and tackle store. We will be posting fishing related events, catches, media publications, and overall news concerning Bud N' Mary's here, so keep tuned in! You can contact Bud N' Mary's at 1-800-742-7945 or e-mail us:
bnmfm@budnmarys.com.
Welcome to our Florida Keys Fishing Reports section. Here we will be posting all the catch reports both offshore and backcountry around Islamorada and the Florida Keys. Remember all captains can be booked through Bud N' Mary's Florida Keys Fishing Charters by calling 1-800-742-7945. Islamorada Fishing Reports vary year round, so check back often! Thanks!
Check out our YouTube channel, updated regularly: Bud n' Mary's Marina
To see older fishing reports, scroll to the bottom and click the page numbers!
P.S. You can also read Capt. Rick Stanczyks updated fishing reports here or tarpon reports here (during season).
Friday, March 4, 2011 at 04:52PM Mark Brouse of Salt Late City, Utah, fishing with Capt. Ken Cohan caught this MONSTER bonefish weighing in at 14 lbs on a boga grip. This was Mark's first bonefish, and what a fish to catch! It was howling wind again today likely gusting over 30 mph so fishing options were limited, but as you can see staying close to home doesn't mean you won't catch the fish of a lifetime!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at 02:30PM Capt. Dave Peck took Vin Marro out for some fun fishing a couple days ago and caught him this very nice bonefish stake-up fishing in Islamorada! Today he took local friend and photographer Ron Modra out and caught him a nice bonefish as well! Unfortunately, Ron is use to being on the other side of the camera, and his fingers got in the way of the fish so we decided not to post the picture here. With the rainy overcast weather today, the bonefish didn't seem to mind on the ocean side, as the water temps are back to normal!
