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All of my experience is with the Big Pine Key area, but I have had good luck with the Florida Sportsman Forum. They have 2 different forums for the Keys and a bunch of guys who live there and a few guides share information pretty freely.
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Had a few trips to Key West and Summerland. Here's some pix to get you psyched. Your gonna have a blast!

Right inside the canals and channel edges you got mangrove (gray)snapper that never disappoint. Then you get dumped by a grouper or a shark cuts a snapper in half while you're reeling it in...

noaa chart 11452 & 11449

Tennesee reef. You see that 25ft lump on the outer ledge where the bottom begins to drop out? that's where I'd be chumming at night. Yellowtail & grouper.

Mahi outside in blue water... you see that 400ft lump in 700ft, out in the stream? N24deg.35min/W80deg.35min

fish the inside/outside reef early am, then troll out with ballyhoos, put something deeper for wahoo. If its a flat day, head for that hump. Troll the hump and if its really flat, drop a bait on top.
Finish the day on the outside edge of the reef.

If your staying on a canal, put a mahi rack on a hook and soak it while you grill the fillets. Tarpon/grouper/sharks love mahi racks. They'll break you off but its fun.

We snorkeled some lobster from the undercut channel edges and some sunken boats

Man, I wish I could go....
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At exactly MM 54 just north of The Quay restaurant on the bay side is an old car hood with some lobsters underneath.

PS, Boat looks great!
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Yes, great looking boat!
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http://www.floridagpsnumbers.com/

Sorry Phatdaddy.
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