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Fishing report from Bryan M. in Miami, Florida Book a trip with Captain Bryan here.

    Fishing in Miami, Florida
    12/04/2024 Tiger Shark
    Last week we caught a 66# Cobia, 50# Cubera Snapper, 1/5 on Sailfish, a few15# Tuna, 30# King, 25# Horse Eye and 6 Sharks between 300-600#. We also caught at least another couple dozen smaller fish but we slayed some monsters!

Fishing report from Jedidiah P. in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

    Fishing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    11/13/2024 Tiger Shark
    Fishing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    11/13/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Vinnie S. in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

    Fishing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
    10/29/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Alex H. in Destin, Florida

    Fishing in Destin, Florida
    09/15/2024 Tiger Shark
    Bottom fishing continues to be good. Snappers, triggers, groupers, and amberjack. Some kings and Spanish around on the troll. Plenty of sharks as well

Fishing report from Mark T. in Pompano Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Mark here.

    Fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida
    09/04/2024 Tiger Shark
    Fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida
    09/04/2024 Tiger Shark
    Fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida
    09/04/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Katie A. in Destin, Florida Book a trip with Captain Katie here.

    Tiger Shark Fishing in Destin, Florida
    07/10/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Brett T. in Pensacola, Florida

    Fishing in Pensacola, Florida
    07/10/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Mark T. in Pompano Beach, Florida Book a trip with Captain Mark here.

    Fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida
    05/31/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Jayson P. in Cedar Key, Florida Book a trip with Captain Jayson here.

    Fishing in Cedar Key, Florida
    05/15/2024 Tiger Shark
    Fishing in Cedar Key, Florida
    05/15/2024 Tiger Shark
    Fishing in Cedar Key, Florida
    05/15/2024 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Ron F. in Clearwater, Florida Book a trip with Captain Ron here.

    Tiger Shark Fishing in Clearwater, Florida
    12/05/2023 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Jason G. in Corpus Christi, Texas Book a trip with Captain Jason here.

    Tiger Shark Fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/02/2023 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Tristan B. in Corpus Christi, Texas Book a trip with Captain Tristan here.

    Tiger Shark Fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    06/28/2023 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark Fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    06/28/2023 Tiger Shark

Fishing report from Frank B. in Stone Harbor, New Jersey

    Tiger Shark Fishing in Stone Harbor, New Jersey
    06/18/2023 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark Fishing in Stone Harbor, New Jersey
    06/18/2023 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark Fishing in Stone Harbor, New Jersey
    06/18/2023 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark Fishing in Stone Harbor, New Jersey
    06/17/2023 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark Fishing in Stone Harbor, New Jersey
    06/17/2023 Tiger Shark
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit
    Fished the surf this morning with Christopher and his crew. Early 6am start allowed for viewing the sunrise, always a nice bonus. The surf wasn't bad, but a steady two feet pounding the shore. That'll come into play later. I set up six rods to start. Two with bloodworms and Brown Dog Bomb kingfish rigs, two with cut bait (bluefish, kingfish), and two shark rods with chunks of bluefish and kingfish. It didn't take very long for one of the kingfish rigs to attract a hungry fish. Our first victim was a little kingfish, which we released. I figured out the fish were in fairly tight to the beach, so I kept the casts short. The cut baits and shark baits were eaten by pesky fish and crabs. We picked at kingfish while the tide slowly began to ebb. I was hoping the turn out would spark the bite a bit. The only thing it did was bring in some weakfish and skates. We ended up with six kingfish, three skates, and two weakies. Not stellar by any means, but a nice day. Things got a bit slow as the tide slowly ran out. Then suddenly one of the shark rods started to get pecked. Seemed like a skate or doggie bite, but when dude grabbed it, it took of screaming. He held on tight and reeled when he could. The beast dragged him down the beach a good way. I followed and coached him as he battled the heretofore unseen assailant. Finally, a good two hundred yards from where we started he began to gain line and draw the beast in toward shore. Suddenly the surface erupted and the head and pectoral fin of a sizeable sand tiger emerged and thrashed. I told him to expect heavy resistance when it hit

Fishing report from Tristan B. in Corpus Christi, Texas Book a trip with Captain Tristan here.

    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Corpus Christi, Texas
    08/17/2022 Tiger Shark
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !
    The end of July into all of August means.. BIG SHARKS. Are shrimp season ends and big tiger sharks come hungry within our rage. A well placed bait will offer these fish a healthy meal and the opportunity for a catch of life time for our clients! We've put clients on absolute giants this month and we're ready to put more people on these big tiger sharks! Get with us asap before there gone !

Fishing report from Rick V. in Galveston, Texas

    Tiger Shark fishing in Galveston, Texas
    09/29/2021 Tiger Shark
    Tiger Shark fishing in Galveston, Texas
    09/29/2021 Tiger Shark
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