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Body:  The bluefish are biting like crazy inshore! Seeing a good drum bite too and still some nice sheepshead around. Offshore and wreck fishing boats bringing in catches of wahoo tuna dolphin king mackerel amberjack and barracuda! Teaser Image

Body:  Inshore boats are bringing in good catches of trout red drum bluefish and Spanish mackerel. Offshore we’re seeing nice dolphin tuna and wahoo brought in!

The Dolphin fishing has improved the last few days. Plenty of fish tacos. Come get you some. Thanks Alex Josh Mike Amy and Skyeler (AKA Heather)!

new friends from ohio on board today. The crew went one for three on Sailfish we found a float and caught a wahoo and all the dolphin that were around it. end of the day picked up and ran to an area of reported dolphin but could not locate them Thank

Pretty scrappy we got lucky and found a float. The Jacks were terrible but the crew was able to coax a few Dolphins from them. Nice day Thanks Doug and family!

The Johnson clan from Virginia on board today. Pretty day on the water. Caught a wahoo on the high speed on the way out. Fished around in the deep and a float found us. Had some technical difficulties but caught a mess of dolphin around it. Had a cou

our crew on a pretty day enjoyed a calm ocean catching a mess of dolphins caught mostly by the little dudes! Thanks guys

 

I have updated my Dolphin Super Skiff with New Seadek and new console chair. Lets go fish!!

Snook fishing at night in Fort Pierce Inlet has been good using flare jigs swim baits and live bait. Surf fishing has been tough with all the wind but a few Jack Crevalle and Snook have been caught lately. Offshore has been bumpy but those getting o

Offshore anglers are finding it easier to get out with the recent weather and they’re finding good activity. Kingfish have been active in their normal range of 70′ to 80′ of water and Dolphin have been found in as close as 50′

crew of regulars from Virginia on board Saturday. We were kinda hoping to target wahoo but we gotta fish for what’s available. started out the first bite of the day was a Sailfish caught by Dennis. found a few dolphins along a wide line but los

Body:  The dolphin and tuna bites continue to be the name of the game for offshore boats. Sailfish reported as well. Inshore we're getting nice trout bites along with red drum spanish mackerel and bluefish. The wind started to pick up on S

Boys on the boat from Virginia. These guys used to fish with us about every year but we’ve not seen them in a while. Great to have them back on board! Really pretty day slick calm. We caught a mess of dolphins on the first change then went look

Body:  Reports over the past few days have been mixed with some inshore boats reporting things being on the slower side if anglers are looking for something other than bluefish but they still put together some decent catches this week. Red drum

The End of an Amazing Season   To be honest we weren’t sure what to expect on our final whale watch of the season. Although whales and dolphins remain in the area Hurricane Lee which passed far to our northeast whipped up very high seas fr

 

 

It looks like we’re in a transition period as we head into the Memorial Day weekend. Offshore anglers are catching Dolphin and some Sailfish in the 80′ to 120′ range and a 90 lb. Wahoo was caught yesterday in 80′ of water. Su

OFFSHORE- Fishing offshore last weekend and the very first part of the week before the weather blew up remained very good. Dolphin reports remained strong with a good number of fish being caught in 300-500' of water. Trolling smaller baits remain