heading to the keys this weekend to fish. were planning on fishing the bridges but we want to be able to land the sharks. also where r the best places for bait. thanx
all the bridges have sharks i was there this past weekend and landed 11 sharks. for bait we snaged stingrays and caught some cudas, if u go to seven mile take some crabs cause i seen some permits. good luck bro
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I was thinking about staying at the islander hotel in Islamorada and rowing baits out from their dock/pier thing but unsure of commiting to the plan as of yet. I do love the 7 mile though 
I was thinking about staying at the islander hotel in Islamorada and rowing baits out from their dock/pier thing but unsure of commiting to the plan as of yet. I do love the 7 mile though
i looked at that place on google maps seems sweet but looks real shallow more like bonefish habitat lol
I was thinking the same thing LOL!
This reply is a little late. I have spent many days/nights on the Islander Pier over the past 15 years. It is Bonnet head country there. The water is very shallow, even a couple hundred yards out. The crabs are also insane out there. I have seen manatees, tarpon, and nurse sharks at night. Never saw a large shark come through. I assume the hammers may come close with the right tides and bloody baits.
I went to the "key lantern" hotel Islamorada. Very moderately priced and pretty nice. Channel #2 bridge is pretty close to there. I fished it but just went out with a 14/0 and a trinadad 50. Used a mudray and a black drum head about 15lbs, didnt get any hits but was only there 3 hours. Looks fishy as hell though, guys beside me caught a few nice yellowtail and mango's.