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Capt. John Johansen fished the other day with some customers in a 22' Center Console and did some offshore fishing with them. They caught several nice tunas and 20 mahi in the 5-7 pound range! Crazy to see them still around here even in January!

Winds are howling today on 2/10/13.. 20 miles an hour from the east. One great thing about february fishing in islamorada is when it blows like this as it often does with the changing of the seasons to spring is that you can always run and hide. Cap

 I drove 14 hours down to the coast to hire Capt. Matt Deaton to take me and Capt. Allen Heath tarpon fishing on my old boat!   Capt. Allen beat me to the rod and caught his first tarpon but did hand me off the next bite a big Neuse R

Offshore Fishing Report  April typically brings along some excellent offshore fishing if you are looking to head out the St. Lucie Inlet. We are starting to see some bait show up on some of the nearshore reefs such as Bull Shark Barge. If you a

Well the islamorada offshore fishing has still been pretty good throughout the end of May. We had a north wind several days ago which made fishing a little tough as that is unusual this time of year and brought on by a minor cold front. Some boats s

Shark fishing Fort Lauderdale Its that time of year again! Sharks are here and they are hungry. Sandbar sharks hammerheads bull sharks some threshers and the occassional Mako make up the cast of carnivores patrolling just off of fort lauderdale ̷

The cursed southwest wind has conditions less than desirable in most parts of the Galveston area; however fish are being caught.

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Well the fishing has picked up a bit today for the backcountry and the boys offshore had a phenomenal day yesterday as well. Today we ran into the gulf and caught some big boys... i'm talking sharks. Lots of big mean bull sharks plus a few black

Had I good week of fishing this past week well other than all the lightening rain and thunder anyways!!! Drum fishing should fire off in the next few days with the full moon coming. Kingfish bite has been better this summer than the last few summers.

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has stopped providing artificial reef funding to New Jersey from the Sport Fish Restoration Act because those reefs constructed for sportfishing with monies derived from the excise tax on fishing tackle are obstr

Mid april and the tarpon bite is picking up. It seems more fish are starting to show up locally around Islamorada which is good news. We had a mild front come in last night but it did not drop temperatures only a bit of north/northeast wind today. T

The Reel Candy has been fishing consistently this past month which doesn't allow for much time on the computer. The dolphin bite has picked up considerably with a few sailfish still lingering. We've been picking up some big bull sharks and ho

The backcountry and everglades fishing has been a little up and down though still some good fishing back there. Today we caught a good mix of ladyfish trout and snappers. A lot of juvenile fish the big trout are here today gone tomorrow it seems tho

The weather has been fairly nice and warm still in december fishing the florida keys. It blew quite a bit yesterday but today it wasn't too bad and looks to be the case for the next several days. Capt. Skip Nielsen reported a good day of fishing

The February Florida Keys Fishing Report is filled up with lots of action today! On The BNM today we had Tommy his Dad and both his grandpa's out for some reef fishing. We started out the day by catching our limit of king mackerel to 25 lbs as w

Bob and Bobby Joyce from Boston went out on a full day in the backcountry with Capt. Vinnie Biondoletti a few days ago. They fished in the Flamingo area catching trout redfish and Blackdrum. They also caught black drum and a snook! Capt. Skip Nielse

The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council voted late Thursday afternoon for fluke management Option 2 which provides the longest season (May 7 to Sept. 25) while retaining an 18-inch minimum and raising the bag limit to eight. Not only was this expect