Fishing & Family.

A young girl with blonde hair in a white T-shirt, standing outdoors on a gravel surface near a boat and stacked crates or pallets, with a partly cloudy sky in the background.

The Hill family eats, sleeps, and breathes fishing in the Florida Keys and has since 1972 when we opened Key Largo Fisheries. Serving our community with the freshest seafood available is something we are passionate about. In 2005, Adam Hill started Eat Florida Seafood Inc. to continue the family legacy in sustainable commercial fishing in the Keys.

Our family is proud to support local fisheries through responsible fishing and sustainability.  As a 3rd generation commercial fishing family, we are committed to quality seafood from the waters we call home.

Built from a passion for Florida Keys fishing, Grade A Bait was launched in 2025 to provide anglers with premium-quality bait straight from the waters we call home. Specializing in fresh, frozen, and pre-rigged ballyhoo, Grade A Bait delivers the trusted bait local captains rely on to get offshore and chase the next big catch.

2026

A colorful building with a metal roof, two signs reading 'Key West' and 'Key Largo,' palm trees, a flagpole with decorations, and a cloudy sky.

Continuing our mission to bring the freshest Florida Keys seafood to more customers, Eat Florida Seafood opened its second location in 2026 — the Bayside Market at Mile Marker 106.

Young boy with blonde hair and a life vest, holding a lobster on a boat at sea with another person nearby, and the boat leaving a wake behind.

Adam's grandparents, Jack and Dottie Hill, opened Key Largo Fisheries, supplying the Florida Keys with fresh seafood and family recipes.

2005

A man with sunglasses smiling and holding a young boy with red hair, who appears to be unhappy or upset, in front of a seafood restaurant with a fish illustration and sign.

Key Largo Fisheries is sold after 40 years of business.

2021

A boat named 'Miss Jean' docked at a marina in Key Largo, Florida, with people on board and others on the dock, handling orange life rings and equipment, with other boats and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

After working as a 'grunt' at his grandparents' fisheries for most of his childhood, stocking shelves and making deliveries, Adam started Eat Florida Seafood and purchased the "Miss Jean."

2022

A man and woman standing outside a seafood stand with a sign that says 'Lobster'. The stand has coolers and containers for seafood, with bright yellow support beams and a canopy.

Eat Florida Seafood officially opened just a few docks away from Key Largo Fisheries, carrying on the family legacy of selling quality seafood and cherished family recipes to the Florida Keys.

2024

A white motorboat speeding across turquoise water on a sunny day with a clear sky, leaving a trail of white foam behind.

Eat Florida Seafood expanded their fleet by purchasing the "Patrona," to enhance their fishing capabilities in the Upper Keys.

2025

Handmade sign with black and green lettering on white painted wood, reading 'FRESH LAILYN-LO' with paint splatters, placed on gravel surface with a black and green wooden crate and small skateboard in the background.

1972

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