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Today we fished with Roger from parts unknown. We trolled the reef and off shore and ended up catching our limit on kingfish 4 black fin tunas and 9 that’s right 9 great Barracudas. Don’t know why but the barracudas were snapping today. T

P ANAMA CITY BEACH OFFSHORE Grouper fishing has been pretty dependable heavy weights to get past the Red snapper and larger live baits are the key to success for Gag grouper. Red grouper and Scamp won’t take larger baits so you have to size do

Today we fished with Dan and Mike from Maine. We started out trolling the reef but all we were catching were some bonitos so we headed out to deeper waters. Talk about making the right move. We ended up catching some Mahia Mahia some black fin tunas

NAVARRE If you haven’t been on the water lately you are in for a shock when you finally get there. With all the rain we have had in our area the water quality is pretty bad right now. It is ranging from ice tea to a dark root beer and it exten

Day One Day Two Andy Joy David and a couple of newlyweds came to join us for a couple of days fishing. We caught some Dolphin and Black fin tunas both days and also spent some time looking for a marlin bite but were unsuccessful in the effort. The w

Off Shore Report: Off shore of Islamorada there has been very good Mahi Mahi fishing.  Most Captains have been catching fish around the Islamorada Hump and the 409 Hump.  While catching Black Fin Tunas it has been a common occurrence

  While the ocean was a little bit rough today with  the slight change in our weather only two boats made it out today. One Offshore and One Nearshore but they still caught a good amount of fish.. Our Offshore crew is still bringing in tun

The weather is starting to settle into a pattern where we are seeing a few good days a week. There is a good mixed bag of fish out there right now with some fat black fin tuna King Mackerel and some Mahi’s mix with a few Sail Fish. The bottom

The offshore crowd had a good return of meat fish: yellow and black fin tuna and mahi. But the billfish are still around as well we saw both sailfish and white marlin flags flying. Our nearshore boats are still bringing in ribbonfish spanish mackere

Sunrise over Hatteras Pete with his black fin tuna Dans Black fin  One of Dans Amber Jack Days catch We had a great day on the water today with some beautiful March weather. I guess it's the calm before the storm since its supposed to blow

We had a nice pick of black fin tuna throughout the day. Just as we were about to boat our last couple of black fin we noticed something that looked like a small shark swimming though the spread. After taking a closer look we realized that it was a

Black fin tuna yellow fin tuna and mahi were brought in from off shore today with most boats flying release flags. Near shore caught a mix bag consisting of ribbon fish false albacore spanish mackerel and some moon fish. Inshore coming back in after

Yesterday we tried live bait for Kings and Black fins and flat out struck out catching one shark. The live baiting had been better than the offshore action so we thought we would give it a try nada. Today we tried back offshore and caught three black

Fishing Fort Lauderdale on Happy Day Today with Capt. Zsak     Bill English, along with his sons, Tim and CR, form Boston chartered the Topshotfishing fishing team to do some big game deep sea spot fishing in Fort Lauderdale

Wahoo yellow fin black fin blue fin and false albacore is what came back to the docks from 7 of our offshore boats. Catch and release seabass is what nearshore has been getting into lately and one pollock brought in. Fishing inshore was a good day b

Another day of yellow fin tuna black fin tuna and dolphin along the docks with catch and release white marlin. Nearshore fellas caught Spanish mackerel ribbon fish bluefish and albacore. Inshore boats are still catching beautiful speckled trout and

If you’re looking for the ultimate deep sea fishing charter in Fort Lauderdale May has delivered nonstop action like never before. We’ve been reeling in huge Black fin tuna—we’re talking 20 to 30-pounders! On top of that