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Where Papa Fished, You Now Sail.
Marquesas Keys & Fishing Grounds
A short boat ride (20–30 miles) west of Key West via the Lakes Passage and across Boca Grande Channel lies the Marquesas Keys—a pristine pseudo‑atoll surrounded by world‑class fishing waters. Inside the sheltered lagoon, anglers chase permit, tarpon, and bonefish on the flats, while outside, coral heads, wrecks, and reef ledges harbor snapper, grouper, barracuda, and sharks. Its remote and protected nature makes the Marquesas a legendary, low‑pressure fishing destination.
Fishing the Cuba Gulf Stream
Where deep blue currents meet legends and giants swim below — the Cuba Gulf Stream offers some of the most exhilarating big-game fishing in the world. Following the historic route of Ernest Hemingway aboard Pilar, anglers here chase the same elusive marlin, sailfish, tuna, and mahi that once inspired novels and broke records. This offshore corridor, shaped by the powerful Loop Current, is rich in life, unpredictable in challenge, and revered by tournament fishermen for its raw, untamed potential. Every strike here feels like a line back through time — part sport, part story.
