Flordia keys

My future wife and I are going to the keys at the end of May for the honeymoon. We plan on doing one offshore charter and one inshore charter. We talked about staying at Hawks Cay. Anyone stayed here before? Have stayed in Marathon in the floating rooms before but dont think the wifey would go for that.

Just wanted to get some thoughts on charters and places to stay. From personal experiences. Good or Bad

Thanks

High Tide w/ 50 Yamaha

(**(), did your fiance cohort with mine in planning our honeymoons … haha, were headed that way May 12th

Bragging may not bring happiness,
but no man having caught a large fish,
goes home through the alley.
-Anonymous

Nice. She might have. Haha.

High Tide w/ 50 Yamaha

I’ve been to Hawk’s Cay twice for work conferences. The first time we stayed in the hotel rooms. The rooms were old and had the old hotel stank. This was probably 7-8 yrs ago. We went back a year later for the same purpose and stayed in the condo’s. Waaaaaayyyyyyyyyy better! I had one to myself with a fenced back yard with hot tub. There was a canal right behind the condo as well so the views from the second floor were awesome.

Resort is great, marina, fishing, is all good. Lot’s to do, relaxing and you don’t have to leave. I actually recommend you not leave or be out after the street lights come on. Lots of poe-poe, had a customer get a dui the second year.

With that said, if you decide you want to hang in key west one day it ain’t too far, maybe 30-40 mins if I remember correctly.

Hope that helps.

Matt
15’ War Eagle w/60 Evin.

IM NOT JOKING YOU HAVE TO FISH WITH TED BENBOW. GREAT GUY. KNOWS THE AREA. WILL PUT YOU ON FISH. JUST WENT DOWN THERE AND FISHED WITH HIM.

If you make it all the way down to key west, get in touch with chuck donney out of hurricane hole

if you make it to key west.park and ride the trolley bus once you get there.it’s alot easier getting around that way.

Thanks for all the feed back. Hooked up2, Which Marinia does Ted fish out of?

High Tide w/ 50 Yamaha

For Marathon Ariel Medero for offshore (big SeaVee) and Chris Morrison inshore (classic restored mako for bridge and nearshore, and dolphin superskiff for flats)

We are fishing with Brian Cone Wed April 3…he is kown as the Tiger Woods of Sport Fishingin the keys…

http://www.islamoradafishing.com/index.htm

He is a friend of my wifes family and I am hoping my 9 year old will have better success than we did last spring break in Puerta Aventuras…

We are alos renting a house via VRBO on Duck Key…same as Hawks Cay

SO LET IT BE WRITTEN…SO LET IT BE DONE
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We did the same for our honeymoon, Key West in May. Fishd two full days with Capt. Damon Santelli 305-923-0700 on The Outcast – http://www.fishkeywestflorida.com/ This was our second (and third) Key West outing with Damon, and I’m really itching to go back. We did Tarpon, Dolphin, Permit, Grouper, Yellowtail Snapper, and a couple huge sharks all within two days of non-stop fun. My brother in law has fished several other times with Damon, with great success. The only downside is he is usually well booked months in advance and has a massive repeat clientele (for good reason). Can’t say enough good things about him!

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I stayed at the Cheeca Lodge on Islamorada and possibly the finest in all of the Keys! In addition, you are just 1 block away from 20-30 Charter Captains and an awesome fleet of boats. A big win for both!

http://www.cheeca.com/

i plan to do this trip next summer (40th) keep us updated on highs and lows please. enjoy

We just got back from Islamorada. We rented a house from VRBO.com. Lots of good deals. We took our own boat so we did not do any charter fishing…burned all our money on gas. We thought about renting a boat but the idea of having a boat right out in front of the house to use anytime you want all week, ruled out renting. We may save some extra $ for our next trip to go on an inshore charter. It is a wonderful place to visit with lots to do as long as it involves water. We did talk to some folks in a restaurant one night who were “really disappointed” in the beaches. No one told them that you do not go to the keys for the beaches.