Fuel

Bud n’ Mary’s Fishing Marina has fueling capability* for vessels with a maximum draft of 4.5 feet. We have diesel as well as gasoline (ethanol free marine grade).

For gasoline powered vessels under 30 foot in length please access the fuel dock located in front of the tackle shop office (not the pumps located on the end of the guide boat dock with lots of skiffs in boat lifts).

For vessels over 30 foot in length, or diesel powered vessels, please access the pumps located at the end of the guide boat dock (with lots of skiffs in boat lifts).

Please check in the tackle shop before you attempt fueling, we do require holding a credit card before you can start pumping.

*Our employees do not fuel vessels due to insurance reasons, you must pump your own fuel.

Fishing Reports

Early Summer Fishing Report

Early Summer Fishing in the Florida Keys June & Early July: Prime Time for Anglers If there is one time of year that truly showcases everything the Florida Keys fishery has to offer, it’s early summer. June and early July bring warm water, calm seas, abundant bait, and an incredible… Read More

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5 star ratingSpent two mornings in-shore fishing with Captain Al Polofsky and had a terrific time. Lots of fish and fun to spend time on the water with him. Great with experienced fishermen (including fly fishers) and super helpful and patient with my wife who had little experience.
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Brian C.
3/19/2024
5 star ratingWe booked a trip with Captain Tyler Valles to fish the flats and backcountry. Captain Tyler was very accommodating, extremely knowledgeable, and motivated to provide everything we wanted to experience. His experience and professionalism made this an outstanding trip that we will definitely book again the next time we are in the Keys.
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Damon S.
9/15/2023
5 star ratingBest fishing trip you'll go on for the price!! The captain put us on fish all day and boy did we catch them. We went from 9:30-4:30 and between my grandpa, my girlfriend, and I, we caught 2 five gallon buckets full of all kinds of fish. We caught yellow tail, grunts, porgie, and a bunch of other random fish. I saw a couple guys pull in king mackerel. The crew was very knowledgeable and extremely kind and I couldn't thank them enough. At the end of the day it costed $70 per person and they ask for a %20 percent tip to the mate(Which after they helped out all day I was more than happy to give more than %20) and I gave them another $15 for cleaning my fish which isn't required but after they clean that many fish it's worth every penny. I learned a lot and laughed a lot and caught a lot of fish and the day couldn't have been better
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Levi S.
2/26/2018