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Key West Wrecks

  • Updated: September 2, 2011
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Key to Variety: The Gulf wrecks off Key West hold many different species, including red grouper like this one caught by Capt. Robert “RT” Trosset. Pat Ford
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Joe Mahler / www.markerjockey.com
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Permitted: From April through September, permit gather in large schools over many Gulf wrecks, where they eagerly eat small live crabs. They will also fall for jigs, as this one did. Pat Ford
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Cobia Magnets: During the winter, cobia can be thick on the wrecks, and are great fun on casting tackle.
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