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Last 4 days fishing in Kona we caught 3 blue marlin 3 ahi tuna 2 spearfish and 2 mahi mahi on the Hooked Up and Ez Pickens. My pictures sucked but get better ones this week! The post 5/22/17 appeared first on Hooked Up.

Shark season is here. Big game sharks are biting strong in Ft Lauderdale. Big game fishing season is here!  Shark fishing season officially started February 1 here in Fort Lauderdale.  Every year, from February throughout May,

Sailfishing is great this month off the coast of Fort Lauderdale It’s been a windy and rough week for our fishing boats this week, most days with winds over 20 mph.  It was also some of the best fishing we’ve had in

  Fort Lauderdale Fishing with Topshotfishing and Capt. Zsak   L.P. Brown from Louisiana chartered the Topshotfishing team to do some deep sea big game sport fishing.   As L.P. boarded the boat, he was gree

Julius David with his first beautiful kingfish caught on the rocks. Just shows that time and effort can come up with a good result. With the weather and the water conditions being exceptional over the past week there has been no better time to go an

Deep sea fishing for dolphin a nice gaffer caught with Capt. John “Merlin” on board the “Too Intense”. August 19th 2017 – Normally hot and still conditions are prevailing over the Key West area making deep sea fishing lo

Wahoos and Tunas are biting great on the Fort Lauderdale reef The wahoo and sailfish bite is on fire off the coast of Fort Lauderdale this week.  Wahoos are biting right on the reef in as shallow as 80 feet of water.  Sailfish

We fished Hatteras this weekend. On Friday, we went South toward Rock Pile. The weather was nice and mostly sunny with a high of 80 degrees. The water temperature was 71 degrees when we left Hatteras inlet and 74 degrees in 220 feet of water. We coul

We fished Sunday and Monday off Hatteras, North Carolina. We caught 9 Mahi mahi, a Skipjack tuna, and an Amberjack. Water temp for the Mahi and Tuna was between 72 - 74 degrees. All were caught between 220 - 250' water close to 230 Rocks We lo

Happy Thanksgiving from the Island of Enchantment. The cold fronts keep coming and the Mahi Mahi keep biting. The Billfish bite also has been active with this moon cycle. Went out with clients and released a Small Blue Marlin 80# on 20 pound test.

A (1054) is a gas/oil platform built by Fieldwood Energy Offshore LLC and installed on 11/01/2001. A is considered a minor platform that stands in 120 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets

    Fort Lauderdale Fishing with Topshotfishing and Capt. Zsak   Bob and Connie Robb, along with their son, Blair, from Ontario, Canada chartered the Topshotfishing team to do some deep sea big game sport fishing

A (258) is a gas/oil platform built by Dauphin Island Gathering Partners and installed on 11/18/1998. A is considered a major platform that stands in 348 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targe

Happy Valentines!!! The last days of January and beginning of February have produced mostly mahi mahi, some wahoo and some yellow fins.  Lots of fun fishing the 3rd edition of the Ferries del Caribe fishing rodeo. The tournament had a spre

Found a mahi mahi for dinner trolling plus a barracuda and did some vertical jigging and landed a nice Giant Trevally. Have not fished much there has been some weather so had to cancel a few days. The post 2/9/17 appeared first on Hooked Up.

Captain Greg and Joe took out the Fitzgerald’s fishing off the coast of Ft. Lauderdale here is what they had to say… “ Kids had a blast! Thank you making our trip both memorable and entertaining. Love being out there and especially c

Nice catch of dolphin and wahoo on our sportfishing charter The fishing is picking up this week in Fort Lauderdale.  The drift boats are catching lots of yellowtail and mangrove snappers.  Sportfishing boats are catching a mix o

Happy Halloween!! Bill Wraps October Fishing Report. Saludos Again from the island of enchantment. The seas this month have been predominantly good. South East wind and long period swell mostly from the north / north west. Mahi Mahi are abundant and

All good things must come to an end, and with a great billfish bite during the full moon, it has been rather slow the last few days.  I have seen a few flags flying over the last couple days, but with the winds changing and a cooler front

October’s been a month to remember with docks full of Mahi Mahi Ono (Wahoo) fat Ahi Tuna and Marlin too!  Here’s a few highlights.