Average annual temperature: 80 degrees
Average annual rain average: 40-45 inches

Islamorada, Florida Keys is located southwest of Key Largo on Upper Matecumbe Key and is a scenic one hour drive from Miami. The Florida Keys is best know for its fishing and diving but its laid back, anything goes attitude is what gives the Keys a unique flare. Islamorada, a quaint family friendly fishing village has it all. Islamorada attractions include an active nightlife, shopping, local artists and galleries, first class dining, eco tours, water sports and the ever present assortment of friendly local characters not to mention that the dress code for every occasion is casual with flip flops being the local’s favorite mode of transportation.

Islamorada is known world wide as the “Sport Fishing Capital of the World” and offers saltwater enthusiasts a unique blend of world class fishing and diving not found anywhere else. Anglers fishing offshore or inshore can expect to encounter many of the worlds most sought after game fish.

To the southeast, the warm tropical waters of the Gulf Stream ride, gently past this island chain bringing with it a bonanza of angling and diving opportunity. Sailfish, Swordfish, Dolphin (known as Mahi Mahi and Dorado), King Mackerel, Wahoo, Blue or White Marlin, Permit, Snapper (Mutton, Yellow Tail, Mangrove), Grouper (Black and Red), Amberjack and many more all call this part of the ocean home.

To the west, lie Florida Bay and the Everglades. The Bay’s hundreds of mangrove isles, expansive flats and endless wildlife create a shallow water fishing playground. Tarpon, Bonefish, Permit, Snook, Redfish, Trout and Sharks all roam this expansive terrain giving anglers fishing options unseen anywhere else. A visiting angler can, and is encouraged to explore both offshore and inshore while visiting.

More Islamorada Facts:

Average Temperature and Sunset Times:

Month
Temperature
Sunset Time
January
70
5:50pm
February
71
6:16pm
March
73
6:31pm
April
77
7:45pm
May
80
7:58pm
June
82
8:15pm
July
84.5
8:22pm
August
84.8
8:11pm
September
83
7:45pm
October
79
7:13pm
November
74
5:47pm
December
71
5:38pm

 

Average Weather Conditions:

Mild Weather conditions and a short running distance year round makes for comfortable fishing days.

October-January
The beginning of winter season brings NE winds on an average of 10-15 knots making fishing conditions optimal for all species. With passing cold fronts winds blow from the North making sailfishing excellent.

February-April
Cold fronts in February reinforce sailfish and bottom fishing. March brings East winds stirring up Dolphin, Tuna and Sailfish remaining. April brings mild E-SE winds making great conditions for Sailfish, Dolphin, Cobia and Permit on wrecks.

May-September
The prevailing wind is SE with an average of 10-15 knots, perfect for Dolphin, Billfish, Tuna and Wahoo.

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