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Wahoo yellow fin black fin blue fin and false albacore is what came back to the docks from 7 of our offshore boats. Catch and release seabass is what nearshore has been getting into lately and one pollock brought in. Fishing inshore was a good day b

Today we went fishing with David and Vanessa from West Palm Beach. There down in Fort Lauderdale celebrating David’s B Day and fishing was part of their planes. Now as it turns out David is an avid fisherman and spends time in the Florida Keys

Mr. Tom Fay fished out of Teach's this week a 97lb wahoo.  What a stud.  Congratulations Mr. Tom.  With was the Frequent flyer that landed this one. We fished on Thursday and fished 250 line up to the point.  We went 1 for 4

We had a little mix up with this crew as to which day they were supposed to be on board. Luckily we recovered and got them out. Fishing a little on the slow side with a couple of black fins and a Sailfish release! Cute little thing too.

Offshore boats had a good day fishing! Docks were scattered with tile fish mahi mahi black fin tuna and yellow fin tuna. Blue marlin white marlin and sailfish were also released today! Nearshore folks caught ribbon fish Spanish mackerel king mackere

We had 3 crews go offshore and it paid off! Plenty of tuna both yellow and black fin tuna as well as mahi mahi and a released white marlin. Nearshore boats stayed sound side with the conditions of the inlet but came back with good catches of sea mul

Off Shore Report: Black Fin Tunas have been the most consistent off shore action lately. We have been catching these great fish for a couple of weeks with great consistency. The Islamorada and 409 humps have been the two most consistent locations fo

Body:  Hatteras Landing Charters reeled in some great fish today! No one is going hungry when you leave our boats! Sea Dream had a great catch today with a boat load of Dolphin and Black Fin Tuna. Reel to you can't anymore! Captain Charlie

The offshore fishing has been good with some yellow fin and black fin tuna with Mahi Mahi. We have seen some nice wahoo and on the northern end the White Marlin fishing is still going on. Give us a call to set up a trip Thank you Capt. Aaron 252-216-

Why do fish live in salt water? Because pepper makes them sneeze! Offshore caught wahoo grey tile golden tile mahi black fin tuna and yellow fin tuna with some releases on white marlin blue marlin and sailfish. Near shore had an exciting day bringin

Sunny day cool temps north winds. Water is flat clear waves 0 - 1 temp 73. Yesterday:  Flounder Red fish Whiting Blue fish and Lady fish. Today:  Whiting Red fish Lady fish and Black Fin Tuna.

Black fin tuna yellow fin tuna and mahi were brought in from off shore today with most boats flying release flags. Near shore caught a mix bag consisting of ribbon fish false albacore spanish mackerel and some moon fish. Inshore coming back in after

Inshore had a good day catching blue fish red drum and speckled trout. Nearshore brought in spanish mackerel blue fish ribbons red drum and sea mullet. Offshore was throwing yellow fin black fin wahoo king mackerel and mahi-mahi on the docks when th

Offshore anglers had a great day with a wide variety of species! Black fin tuna yellow fin tuna tile fish mahi mahi and wahoo! The bill fish bite is pretty hot as well plenty of blue & white marlin flags have been flying the past couple days. Ne

Fish On Here's Looking at ya I swear he was this big! December Mahi Cruising down the channel on the way home! This weekend we had Roger and Cheryl Flury John Mentzer and a couple of their friends along. The targeted species were tunas of any ki

Sunny and humid day light norht winds. Water is choppy stained waves 1-2 temp 78. Yesterday:  Lady fish Hard tails Whiting Spanish King Black fin Tuna and Reds. Today:  Hard tails Lady fish Reds and Kings.

GREAT October fishing today ya'll! On tonights menu we have yellow fin tuna black fin tuna wahoo and mahi mahi! We also had white marlin and blue marlin releases today too! Nearshore folks fished for grey trout and false albacore. Inshore we'

Why do fish sing off key? Because you can't TUNA FISH! Offshore came back in with a catch consisting of black fin tuna yellow fin tuna mahi-mahi and wahoo. While entering the creek we saw multiple release flags flying. Nearshore caught ribbon fi

Our offshore guys made out good today with catches of yellow and black fin tuna wahoo white marlin and sailfish! Nearshore stayed put today at the docks today except for one. He and the inshore crowd brought back a mix of speckled trout and red drum