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Double half days again! We started off the morning half where we caught a few live Ballyhoo for live bait. We then went to the edge of the Reef for some Yellowtail Snappers. We caught some big ones – dinner in the bag! We then tried for a Sailf

Today we fished a half day. We started out catching some live Ballyhoo and some Yellowtail Snapper on the Reef. After that we fished in about 115 feet of water. We had a few Kingfish bites – we lost one nice one next to the boat. We then caught

Brant of Ocean Isle Fishing Center reports that dolphin are scattering out a bit but anglers are still finding some decent dolphin action from the 100’ depths on offshore. A few wahoo are still mixed in with the ‘phins and both are taking

This week’s broadcast of the Chevy Florida Insider Fishing Report will feature baitfish. There’s a wide variety of baitfish used by saltwater anglers in Florida. Some of the same baits are used for inshore and offshore fishing. However th

Today we were scheduled to fish all day. We started off by catching some live Ballyhoo. We also caught a Bonnethead Shark at the same spot. We then went to about a 115 feet of water and had a few King Mackerel bites and caught one small one. We then

Brant of Ocean Isle Fishing Center reports that blue water trollers found solid wahoo fishing along the break last week. The best bite has been in 150-250’ of water and anglers are hooking most of their fish on ballyhoo paired with skirted trol

With the abundant bait on and right off the reef it is only natural that the predators would be feeding on them. The most prevalent now being the Sailfish and Mahi-Mahi. Although we have been faced with green water Sailfish and mahi-mahi have been a

Today we fished a full day. We started off by catching live Cigar Minnows and Ballyhoo. Then we fished a Wreck in about 120 feet of water and caught 5-6 Kingfish. We then started targeting Sailfish – it was slow for a while but we finally

OFFSHORE- Another interesting week of weather; with a fairly decent forecast for the upcoming weekend. Dolphin fishing has been very good for those making it out with 300-500' of water producing best on the dolphin. East wind could/should help pu

Arlen of Tex’s Tackle reports that anglers are seeing some excellent blue water fishing off Wrightsville when the seas calm enough to run to the break. Trolling skirted ballyhoo and lures around the Steeples and Same Ol’ Hole recently has

DAYTONA BEACH TO COCOA BEACH OFFSHORE-Dolphin action remain fairly good this week for anglers trolling in the 160 to 350-foot depths. Small to medium skirted ballyhoo in red/black blue/white or green/yellow color combinations are the most consistent

Chris of East Coast Sports reports that the weather has kept many boats from making the run to the Gulf Stream recently but those who’ve been report that the excellent wahoo bite is still going strong. The ‘hoos are falling for traditiona

April 12th to 18th 2014 Overall Catch Success Rate All Species Combined 78%Numbers at a glance: Marlin 76% Dorado 8% Other 2% BILLFISH:  Although catch numbers were lower this week than the previous one we were still very pleased with the fishi

Today we fished a full day with Rick Gross – one of our first charter guests! We started off by catching a few Ballyhoo and a couple of Yellowtail Snappers on the Reef. We then put our baits out in about a 125 feet of water. We caught a nice Ki

We have been enjoying an excellent run of Sailfish over the last week. Six to eight bites a day has been the norm. Rather than live baiting as we normally do we have had good success trolling fresh dead swimming Ballyhoo in combination with various n

Brant of Ocean Isle Fishing Center reports that anglers are still catching plenty of dolphin while trolling local Gulf Stream hotspots like the Blackjack Hole and 100/400. A few wahoo are in the mix and both are taking an interest in ballyhoo rigged

OFFSHORE- Dolphin fishing reports improved drastically this week; with what seems to be a pretty decent number of fish showing up in 400-600' of water pretty much from south of Lake Worth Pier all the way up to Jupiter Inlet. Trolling small bally

OFFSHORE- Offshore fishing was good again this week. Dolphin reports remain strong with the better catches coming deeper than 1000' for the most part. It's getting into a traditional summertime pattern for the dolphin: Find floating debris th

Early June is one of the better times of the year to target dolphin in the Southeast Region. Look for the fish in anywhere from 300 feet of water on out and if there’s an east or southerast wind there’s a chance they can be in a little c