Islamorada humps were alive at first light — two schoolie mahi and a blackfin before 8am. Blue water line sitting just outside the reef.

Cheeca Rocks had easy snorkel conditions this morning. About 25-30ft visibility, light current, lots of parrotfish on the north side.

Anne's Beach is mostly clear near the boardwalk, but there are a few sargassum patches drifting in on the east end. Still a nice family stop.

Seven Mile Bridge channel has a little chop building with the outgoing tide. Smaller boats may want to hug the lee side this afternoon.

Backcountry flats behind Marathon are holding snook tight to the mangroves. White bait worked best right after the tide started moving.

Looe Key reef was glassy before lunch with clear water and a nurse shark cruising the sand channel. Mooring balls filled up fast.