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Lot's of Black Seabass. A stray Grouper or ARS (Red Snapper) may take your line. Cobia, Amberjacks are frequent. And freeline for King Mackeral and Barracuda is . popular. 1 buoy marks reef  12.5 nm from Charleston Harbor south j

An area of live bottom with coral, rocks, and vegetation supporting many species of fishm including Red Snapper, Triggeirfish, Black Seabass, Vermilion Snapper, Gag Grouper, Scamps, King Mackerel, Barracuda, Greater Amberjack, Mahi and Wahoo. Produ

The gag grouper (Mycteroperca microlepis) is a drab, mottled gray fish lacking the distinguishing features of other groupers. It has a pattern of markings which resemble the box-shaped spots of the black grouper. It lacks the streamer-points on the

EGMONT KEY REEF #26 (Bay) Relief (in feet) 8 Description GULF PIER -FT. DESOTO PILE CUTOFFS Date of Deployment May 17 2002 Primary Material CONCRETE PILE CUTOFFS Tonnage 44.4

The Roatan Express MV was a 195 tons vessel built in 1973. On the 31st September 1992 the Roatan Express departed the Port of Tampa on route for Honduras. She developed a leak and sank approximately 80 miles off Fort Myers. This wreck is known to h

Buccaneer Reef (Galveston-288) Donor: Blue Dolphin Exploration Company Structure: GA-288 (12-pile jacket) Distance From: Galveston 26 nm  

The  HMS Empire Mica is a 431 feet long British tanker that was sunk by a German U-Boat in WWII on June 29, 1942. Empire Mica was full of aviation fuel and on the way to England and bound for the Royal Air Force. Two torpedoes from the U-B

AA East (20478) is a gas/oil platform built by Whitney Oil & Gas, LLC and installed on 01/01/1960. AA East is considered a minor platform that stands in 65 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most commo

King Mackerel on the troll. Black Seabass on bottom. Also so Gag Groupers.

A-VALVE (20320) is a gas/oil platform built by Kinetica Partners, LLC and installed on 01/01/1970. A-VALVE is considered a major platform that stands in 260 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary ta

Huge golden tilefish caught deep dropping in over 600ft of water. We’re doing a lot of deep drop fishing off Ft Lauderdale this week and we’re catching some pretty cool stuff.  With the surface water temperatures be

Good place for trolling and bottom fishing. 

Fishing Fort Lauderdale on Happy Day Today with Capt. Zsak   Locals from South Florida, Richard Demoliner and friends Iggy and Diego with their sons, Miguel age 8 and Mitchell age 7 chartered the Happy Day today along with the Topshotf

3 (24150) is a gas/oil platform built by Talos ERT LLC and installed on 01/01/1993. The structure was removed on 06/24/2020 and verified as clear on 07/26/2020. Smaller pieces of the structure may still exist and provide habitat for fish, but the ma

The Hatteras fleet had great catches of Blackfin Tuna today with many citations. There were also several Yellowfin Tuna that were caught in the 230 to 280 Rocks area. For those who have been waiting for the gaffers to show up, they are here! Several

Good Snook fishing here, especially in the fall. You can catch small Gag Grouper around the rocks.Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Mangrove Snapper and Pinfish are common as well.

Bunnies Web Reef has lots of artificial reefs in close proximity of here. There are 500 reef balls, varying from the size of a basketball to the size of a sedan were deployed in 2000. There is a concrete sailboat, culverts, and many other

A (257) is a gas/oil platform built by Fieldwood Energy Offshore LLC and installed on 07/05/1998. A is considered a major platform that stands in 120 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different offshore species of fish. Primary targets i

A (24218) is a gas/oil platform built by Cox Operating, L.L.C. and installed on 10/03/1996. A is considered a minor platform that stands in 65 feet of water and may provide habitat for many different nearshore species of fish. Most common species inc

The fall and winter months will produce King Mackerel, Sailfish, and Bluefin Tuna. On bottom lots of Black Seabass, Gray Triggerfish, Gag Grouper, and Red Snapper.