Fishing, lobstering, sandbar, snorkeling. Offering a variety of trips daily. Offshore, inshore,…read morebackcountry. Mahi, tarpon, grouper, sharks, sailfish.

Other then the parking this place was really nice. It had a nice place to swim with great views…read morefrom the jumping bridge. A great place to take bikes to ride around the loop trail and down the burn out bridge trail. Great place to take in views of the old highway that used to be connected to the Burn out bridge. It kinda takes a while to get to one end of the trail. But it's totally worth it when you get to the end because you can swim, though there's a current, and take in the views of the national refuge there in the lower keys.

We visited Sammy Creek Landing in early March. I scouted the location specifically to watch the…read moremoon rise over the water and take some photos. I appreciated the porta-potty, with a hand washing station, that is located just off the small parking area. There are too many trees to see the sunset itself, but the colors in the surrounding sky were pretty.

We've spent many years in Sugarloaf and fell in love with the lower keys; I especially love so much…read moreof the outdoors here like the End of the Road (Burn Out Bridge), Loop Road, Jumping Bridge, Key Deer Refuge, Blue Hole and so many more. Sammy Creek Landing is no exception. Basically it was once upon a time a home but today it's a local park but we can't figure out if it's a county park or from the state. We always wonder because one year it's nice and relaxing and another year it's overgrown with weeds and kind of sad. I remember when it had no parking (limited to parking on Old State Road 4A), and nowadays it has a parking lot and it's landscaped and it's pretty clean. Nonetheless the place is nice... and I cherish the memories I have of this place.

Best Captain in the lower keys. Born here, knows the waters,…read moreand knows how to put fish in the boat. He loves ever trip as if it was his first trip. He loves fishing. He loves to share that with his clients..

While "some other BIG NAME boats" focus on profit for their owners, Captain Conrad's goal is to…read moreprovide a memorable fishing experience for his clients. He is professional, knowledgeable, high-energy, and relentless. He had an aggressive plan to push out where he knows fish are as opposed to wasting time on over-fished spots that are closer to shore. We did whatever was necessary (trolling, drifting, bottom fishing, flat lining, you name it) to catch high quality fish-Bull Mahi, Black fin Tuna, Snapper, Grouper, Almaco Jack, Yellow Eyes, Blackbelly Rosefish. I look forward to my next trip with Captain Conrad and highly recommend you book with him as well. -Aaron Date fished: 6/26/2024

This place is awesome! Plenty of choices & staff is very knowledgeable. NJ fisherman here, but the…read moreguys pointed us the the bait we should use! Caught a ton of fish in a few hours! (Released too)Prices are definitely way more reasonable then the Keys. Worth the stop!

Called to see if they had something, said they did... drove all the way there and they didn't have…read moreit! Guy at the front looks lost and is no help!!

I never write reviews online but Andrews professionalism knowledge and the whole experience…read moreencouraged me to do so. Went with a few friends and over 3 days we caught about 80 fish all different kinds. Had multiple bull sharks on our lines and come up to the boat. Hooked a Goliath grouper. All and all was a great trip. Looking forward to going back. Thanks Andrew Good times

Spent $650 to not catch a fish and had nothing but a horrible experience. Spend the extra money…read moretake a well reputable charter that may cost extra but would Ultimately be worth the extra.

I visited Key West with a group of four friends, and we made sure to set aside time for some…read morefishing and snorkeling. I had never been fishing before, and the sheer size of some of the fish Capt Jay helped us haul out of the ocean was incredible! It was my first time seeing snapper and grouper in person, and it's a pity that none of us had the resources to take our catch home (our hotel room's mini-fridge wouldn't have stood a chance). Nevertheless, catch-and-release-style fishing was surprisingly very fun and a lot more fast-paced than I thought fishing would be. I do believe many of Capt Jay's customers bring their own coolers to cart their fish home, which is something we will keep in mind for our next trip down. We ended our trip with some snorkeling (with the aforementioned groupers and and thousands of yellow fish that I forget the name of) and that was amazing!! FYI, Capt Jay is fluent in both Mandarin Chinese and English, and really is a genuine, kind guy who works his hardest to ensure that you have a wonderful trip, weather permitting. Whether for snorkeling or deep sea fishing, I would highly recommend you give Capt Jay a call.

I have been to hundreds of charter trips. I have to say Jay is the single best captain I have ever…read morehad. Best service, equipment and technique. The boat is Hydra Sports 33 with advanced fish finders. Always fully prepared. Jay uses best rods, reels (Stella Sw, Daiwa Saltiga) lines and baits to catch whatever you want. If you would like to catch some food, You will probably limit out within hours for yellowtails, snappers and groupers. For those who wish to catch a trophy, hundred pounds of groupers, amberjack, tuna, Sharks are common. By the way, on Summer time, we released more than 40 Mahi because we have already limited out. Highly recommended.

Rented a boat and got all the supplies we needed from these very helpful gentlemen! Great place.read more

This marina is absolutely beautiful, and from experience we've only had a dry slip here for a month…read moreor so but the owner is absolutely the sweetest person and very obviously cares so much about his customers and looks for any way he can help them. And he genuinely seems like he's give you the shirt off his back. It's a little bit of a drive for us but 100% worth it due to his hospitality. We've already recommended them to our friends who plan on visiting. Beautiful place and in a very safe neighborhood right down the road from the sheriffs station.

From the uniqueness and bar scene in Key West, to the restaurants throughout the keys, to the State…read moreParks like John Pennekamp and Bahia Honda, to the unmatched diving/snorkeling and laid-back style of the keys lifestyle... But at the end of the day, this is one of my favorite places to spend time. Some people just don't get how special these protected areas are... or just how vast it is. The area is encompasses an area that is over 8 miles long on Sugarloaf Key (accessed from mile marker 17 and partially from mile marker 20) and includes a lot of spots that locals visit often including Burn Out Bridge (aka End Of The Road), Loop Road Trail, Sammy Creek Landing, Old Overseas Nature Trail (west end of Old State Road 4A), Jumping Bridge, and the Secret Beach Old State Road 4A passes through most of it and there are a few residences as well but majority of the area is mangroves and open water. There is plenty of area to support incredible wildlife; you may not see much of it visiting but after years of bicycling and walking all the trails and focal points I've been lucky enough to see plenty; come common and some rare to see... in addition to the common sightings like raccoons, snapper, tarpon and crabs, we've seen key deer, spoonbills, horseshoe crabs, bonnet head sharks, bald eagles and other birds of prey. Park at the corner of Old State Road 4A and Sugarloaf Boulevard and walk east past the vehicle barriers to walk to Jumping Bridge (its just what is sounds like) and if feeling adventurous then continue onto Loop Road Trail (stop at the open water areas for a dip in the water), find the Secret Beach and walk the nature trail to Burn-Out Bridge (and watch the boats travel between Sugarloaf and the Atlantic) ... Or drive past the intersection to the west and stop by Sammy Creek Landing... it's a park with a boat launch, decent fishing and a good spot to bring lunch/picnic.... Or go onto my favorite and drive (or bike) all the way to the west end of Old State Road 4A, park the car and continue onto the Old Overseas Nature Trail. It's a very long hike to the end but it is gorgeous with some areas in the shade (tree canopy over the trail creating a tunnel like experience) and a lot in the sun too; great views of the water and mangroves. For those that have sweet blood... bring insect repellent/lotion

Pretty place and private. Can be very hot though (of course) so bringing water is important. I was…read moretold there are sometimes dangerous snakes but I didn't see any.