Thanks! My uncle has a place on Little Torch but he is also having challenges finding them. I passed on your channel to him. Thanks again.

Great videos! Really appreciate you sharing spots, but whats super helpful to me are the principles you are teaching. I have been down several times and never had much luck. Now I know where to go and what to look for no matter which key we end up on. For some reason, I always thought those shoreline rules applied all season which is why I never bothered to look in the cuts/canals. I assume some home owners still get upset when you’re snorkeling in their back yard 😊.

Man this really opened my eyes to other possible places to look. I've never even considered looking in ledges around canals, but it makes total sense. Looks like the 300ft rule only applies to the sport season in Marathon! For the first time we are going down there starting the Saturday after mini season and staying for 2 weeks, so we'll get a few days with the regular season.

These are my stomping grounds. Thank you for helping keep us all up to date on the fwc rules. Lots of rules change w dates and different things. Thanks again for all the input. Maybe ill see u on the water

We live on Big Pine, thank you for sharing the rules to visitors, safety rules keep folks safe. Well done

BPK here thanks for giving out some great info. Some people don't seem to look up all the rules prior to heading out. Remember some of us live here year round please be respectful.

Good, informative vid! 👍

Hi, another great video. Thank you. Is there a convenient public kayak launch point for the first location at the tip of Summerland Key?

Hello! Recently found your channel and I can’t tell you how much I appreciate the info you are providing!! I will be down there this Sunday-Tues. Weather doesn’t look so great, but if we get the chance, we are definitely going to do some lobstering. Question about the spot at the end of Spanish Main Dr.. I looked at it on google street view and it doesn’t look like theres any parking. Can you park right there in front of the end of road signs?? Any advice is appreciated!!

Glad I found your channel! I used to hunt BPK in the 90's and 2000's. Now I migrated to Marathon and have been learning areas there. I have a honey hole in BPK that you haven't shown- yet. LOL So don't know if you're holding out on us or if I have a legit secret spot. LOL Happy bug hunting! See ya in Sept!

Love your channel and videos! They’re all very helpful and informative. I have a question about this video though. The first location you talked about where you found the lobsters on the channel ledges, what’s the easiest/ fastest way to get to that spot by kayak?

What map are we looking at? Fort Lauderdale? Tampa? Where?

Hey hey! Love the channel. I would like to come down to lobster the back country area like this on my little bay boat. Any tips on where to stay, park and launch from etc ? I’ve gone before out of keywest years and years ago with a buddy it was a little bit of a nightmare with the trailer ! Thanks man! Subscribed !

Mini season 2023: Unfortunately, we have idiots who come here and do not follow the rules. Watched a group who are renting a home on Jolly Roger on Cudjoe Key take multiple trips back to their dock with lobsters and handed them to someone and went right back out for more. They were well within 300 feet of homes, no dive flag, multiple undersized lobster and over the limit by far. It's a sickening shame. I called them out and they went back to their rental and hid out. And yes, I reported it to FWC. I do have pics of the boat and people but could not figure out how to post them here with my comments.

we're coming to tavernier have any spots near there small boat or beach access?

I thought you cant take lobster off man made structures

Been peeking at your vids and subscribed. I caught my first fish in the Keys in 1966, (also caught Keys disease then), grabbed my first lobster in Marathon area in 1968, lived in Key Largo in 1997/98. I moved back home to Big Pine Key the beginning of April this year. Just getting geared up for bug season and all the rest of the goodies available. I appreciate all the local info, and yes it does excite me to see the lobster. I also love Atlantic offshore fishing and jigging. Been out to Carlson 2 humps last October out of Bahia Honda. Caught a couple 5 lb Blackfin Tuna and a nice Cerro Mackerel on the trip to the humps. Let me know what you find out about the "man made cover" of the roofing piles from the storms. Seems to me they are an act of Mother Nature, not hand placed. Same applies to abandoned and sunk boats. Are they considered artificial reefs now, and legal for harvesting lobster from them? I'll be watching for your next vids, and thank you.

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