Sailfish are biting offshore. Water temp is cold 71-73 degrees. Usually catching 2-10 fish if you can locate the school. As it warms, mahi and tunas should show up.
Sailfish are biting offshore. Water temp is cold 71-73 degrees. Usually catching 2-10 fish if you can locate the school. As it warms, mahi and tunas should show up.
Chilly weather has the peacocks shut down, but the largemouth and hybrids are keeping the rods bent all day long. Warmer weather and hungry peacocks on the horizon!
Ricky M.
West Palm Beach, FloridaReported 7 months ago
Chilly weather has the peacocks shut down, but the largemouth and hybrids are keeping the rods bent all day long. Warmer weather and hungry peacocks on the horizon!
Sailfish are biting when we are able to get out. When the conditions allow for multiple releases every trip. Look for birds and eddies in the current. Fish have been on the move between 140-300ft.
Water temp is cold 72 degrees run and gun till you see the signs
Sailfish are biting when we are able to get out. When the conditions allow for multiple releases every trip. Look for birds and eddies in the current. Fish have been on the move between 140-300ft.
Water temp is cold 72 degrees run and gun till you see the signs
Despite the cooler water temperatures fish are still feeding. Working the deeper water and then solid concrete structures (outside bridges, spillways, etc) once the sun is up seems to be the best bet
Brian K.
Delray Beach, FloridaReported 8 months ago
Despite the cooler water temperatures fish are still feeding. Working the deeper water and then solid concrete structures (outside bridges, spillways, etc) once the sun is up seems to be the best bet
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Captain Ricky was an awesome guy. It was a full moon, rainy,windy type day and he did about all he could do to get us on fish. The only improvement I felt he could make better for his clients is having Right and Left handed reels onboard. Both of us felt awkward using left side handled bait casting reels.
Dominic was awesome! Very polite and professional, and shared all his knowledge on local species. We had an absolute blast and can not wait to come back and do it again!
This was hands down one of the highlights of our entire trip! We had an absolutely amazing fishing experience and caught a TON of mahi-mahi! 🎣🐟 The boys had the best time and are still talking about how much fun they had.
Chris and Robb were incredible—so friendly, patient, knowledgeable, and educational. They took the time to teach the boys throughout the trip and made the entire experience fun and memorable for our whole family.
Afterward, they filleted all of the fish for us, and we were able to take it home and cook it that very same day for the entire family. It doesn’t get much fresher than eating the fish you just caught! It made the experience even more special.
We made so many wonderful memories that day, and it’s something our boys will remember for a very long time. If you’re looking for an unforgettable fishing experience, we absolutely recommend Chris and Robb. We would do it again in a heartbeat! Definitely the highlight of our trip! ❤️🎣
Kenny and Joey are the true salty gents of Florida fishing. They know the reefs, wrecks, fish, bait, rigs, locations, tides and currents to get hooked up. I wouldn't use the Captains Charter to book them again because of the hidden charges. Tight lines!!!
I have been on trips that ended up with a 400 lb Goliath grouper! Also have chartered several trips with Stokes Walker in Destin! He now belongs to the gulf! Buried at sea! This is the worst experience I have ever had! Last time for me!
Ryan was our Captain for the day. He tried his best but no luck. The seaweed didn’t help. We had a couple bites on live bait but they avoided the hook. Maybe next time.
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