Red Drum (Redfish): Inshore near grass beds, oyster bars, and docks pilings; deeper channels during the warmest and coolest months
Snook: Canals, tidal creeks, and other deep warm waters in cool months; near tidal passes and mangrove fringe at high tide
Spotted Seatrout (Speckled seatrout): Inshore over grass beds, sand, and sandy/mud bottoms; deeper water during warmest and coolest months
Tarpon: Found mostly inshore near bridges, pilings, rock walls, harbors, around structures, and on flats
Bonefish: Primarily and inshore fish; found in shallows often less than one foot deep, usually over lush grass flats, occasionally over white sand.
Spanish Mackerel: Inshore, nearshore, and offshore over grass beds and reefs
Cero Mackerel: Nearshore and offshore, especially over coral reefs and wrecks; common in south Florida
King Mackerel (Kingfish): Nearshore and offshore; occasionally taken from piers running into deep water
Wahoo: Offshore game fish associated with the Gulf Stream and blue water
Sailfish: Offshore game fish associated with the Gulf Stream and blue water
Thank for Info : http://ocean.floridamarine.org/boating_guides/florida_keys/pages/sport_fish.html#Top
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