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King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

 

 

King mackerel more commonly known as kingfish are making their Spring run and are all over the Tampa Bay area right now. Kingfish are being caught from offshore around the Egmont Ship Channel just off the beaches and at the Sunshine Skyway Bridge.

The ocean was flat and the fish were hungry two days this week.  No charters this week but that does not mean we still don’t fish for a living this time of year can produce some of the best King … Continue reading →

Today was an exciting day for me. The weather was perfect and unfortunately I did not have a charter so I decided to try my hand at commercial king mackerel fishing today. For me its a way I can make … Continue reading →

King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

With this scorching heat wave the fish are laying low. Fishing was pretty slow today offshore with only small catches of tuna and dolphin. An angler off of the Hogwild did release a sailfish congratulations! Our nearshore boys had a little bett

We've been catching some nice 20-40 lb class Kings just off the beach in the Georgetown and Pawleys Island areas. The extremely fast...

 

The King Mackerel are starting to spread out now since the water is warming up but not before we got to keep the lines tight this morning.  Just when you think its going to be an awesome day Catching that … Continue reading →

 

King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

King Mackerel Source: SEFSC Fisheries Logbook System

Holy Alabama King Mackerel!  This trophy size 35 lb Mackeral was boated just this week.   These fast movers are here all summer and are willing to party most days. Good on the smoker or grill a stronger tasting fish with light grey fl

Finally had the wind and the water working together today so we set sail looking for King Mackerel.  One thing I saw that was not in our favor was the warm water pushed up inshore of the 100′ mark.  Needless … Continue reading &