December is usually not one of the prime months for Mahi fishing in South Florida, but the last couple of trips we have been doing really well with them. December usually kicks off Sailfish season offshore Fort Lauderdale but the warmer summertime weather lends itself more to Mahi fishing. This coming holiday weekends cold front should send the Sailfish into our waters following the baitfish as they move south along the reef. Book your trip now for some exciting fishing coming up in January!
Mate Austin Brooker holds up his personal best mahi-mahi, a 32lb. bull Caught today. Mahi- Mahi have finally arrived offshore …
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Read MoreNice Wahoo caught coming off the July full moon. This fish was caught trolling a sea witch and strip combo …
Read MoreWe have been catching these beautiful, large Mutton snappers around the many wrecks offshore Fort Lauderdale. These fish caught on …
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Read MoreOne of my favorite springtime species is the amberjack. They like to congregate on the shipwrecks offshore Fort Lauderdale. These …
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Read MoreThe springtime run of kingfish has been solid the past couple of weeks. Nice size kings are here and very …
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Read MoreWe are currently fishing again and the fish have been biting. We are sanitizing the boat as well as the …
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Read MoreSpringtime begins some of the best Mahi fishing of the whole year. Schools of Mahi like the one pictured above …
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Read MoreLimit Of Blackfin Tunas caught aboard the “Lady Helen”. Blackfin Tuna have been running most recently in between 200′ – …
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Read MoreThis Golden Tilefish was caught on the bottom in 800′ of water off Fort Lauderdale. These tasty bottom dwellers are …
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