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Head offshore from Key West on a six-hour shared sportfishing charter targeting mahi, tuna, wahoo and sailfish. Small groups (max 6) mean more space, pro crew support, and gear and permits included.
Head offshore from Key West on a six-hour shared sportfishing charter targeting mahi, tuna, wahoo and sailfish. Small groups (max 6) mean more space, pro crew support, and gear and permits included.
You step off the dock with salt on your lips and the horizon daring you: Key West’s blue opens wide, and the boat hums toward the drop-off where the Gulf Stream gathers its strength.
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Operated by Cowboy Cowgirl Sportfishing Charters · Key West, Florida
You step off the dock with salt on your lips and the horizon daring you: Key West’s blue opens wide, and the boat hums toward the drop-off where the Gulf Stream gathers its strength.
This six-hour shared charter runs from Key West into reef lines, wrecks and offshore structure commonly reached within 10–30 miles of the harbor, where faster currents bring bait and the pelagics follow. The local fisheries have long shaped island life — sponging and sportfishing grew here alongside Cuban and Bahamian influences, and those currents carved the coral and limestone shelves you’ll see on charts.
Expect an honest mix of sea spray, sudden runs and patient waiting as the crew sets live bait and troll lures. Target species change with season: mahi-mahi and wahoo in warmer months, tuna and kingfish through spring and fall, and sailfish when conditions push them north. The captain and mate handle the heavy lifting — tackle, bait and permits are included — so anglers focus on timing the strike.
Practical notes: arrive early to find the free parking behind the boat, bring sun protection, a filled water bottle, and motion-sickness medication if you’re prone. Wear non-marking deck shoes and layered clothing for wind and spray. The trip is suitable for beginners and experienced anglers alike, with a maximum of six guests for space and safety. Expect to return with salt-stiff hair, a better cast, and a clearer idea of how the ocean pushes and rewards those who work with it.
easy.
6 hours.
Suitable for people in average physical condition who can move on a wet deck and handle short bouts of standing and reeling.
Yes — the charter provides required fishing permits and tackle for the trip.
No — the crew assists anglers of all levels with baiting, casting and fighting fish.
Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund; trips may be canceled for weather or insufficient travelers.
Yes — infants and small children can ride in a stroller and service animals are allowed; check age guidance with the operator.
Key West’s maritime economy grew around wrecking and sponging in the 19th century; sportfishing later became a major draw thanks to nearby currents and reefs.
Operators commonly follow bag limits and circle-hook practices to minimize harm; pack out trash and avoid releasing bait near sensitive reefs.
Cowboy Cowgirl Sportfishing Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock with salt on your lips and the horizon daring you: Key West’s blue opens wide, and the boat hums toward the drop-off where the Gulf Stream gathers its strength.
You step off the dock with salt on your lips and the horizon daring you: Key West’s blue opens wide, and the boat hums toward the drop-off where the Gulf Stream gathers its strength.
This six-hour shared charter runs from Key West into reef lines, wrecks and offshore structure commonly reached within 10–30 miles of the harbor, where faster currents bring bait and the pelagics follow. The local fisheries have long shaped island life — sponging and sportfishing grew here alongside Cuban and Bahamian influences, and those currents carved the coral and limestone shelves you’ll see on charts.
Expect an honest mix of sea spray, sudden runs and patient waiting as the crew sets live bait and troll lures. Target species change with season: mahi-mahi and wahoo in warmer months, tuna and kingfish through spring and fall, and sailfish when conditions push them north. The captain and mate handle the heavy lifting — tackle, bait and permits are included — so anglers focus on timing the strike.
Practical notes: arrive early to find the free parking behind the boat, bring sun protection, a filled water bottle, and motion-sickness medication if you’re prone. Wear non-marking deck shoes and layered clothing for wind and spray. The trip is suitable for beginners and experienced anglers alike, with a maximum of six guests for space and safety. Expect to return with salt-stiff hair, a better cast, and a clearer idea of how the ocean pushes and rewards those who work with it.