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Today we fished a full day. We started off by catching some live Cigar Minnows and Ballyhoo. We then headed north to Conch Reef and put our kites out for a Sailfish. The water was green and we had therefore had no sail bites (Sails like blue water).

Spring Sailfishing is in full swing. We have been raising between 6 and 10 Sails per day over the last week while kite fishing with live baits. Most of the action is taking place between 115′ and 150′ along the edge of the reef. Condition

We had some great fishing in Islamorada in Late February the past week out of Bud n' Mary's Marina! The sailfish bite sparked up for a few days which was really nice to see. The Catch 22 and Relentless each released 6 one day the Cloud Nine

It's mid January here and the Deep Sea fishing in Islamorada has been very good! The sailfish is one of the most sought after "trophy" fishing here in the Florida Keys and there's been a steady bite here the past few days. Almost eve

For those of you who follow the Pelican you know a few years back Arch would run down to the Caribbean and fish for Sails.  Scott Kerrigan would ride along and shoot.  This link is to a You Tube photo mosaic you may enjoy. Scott put togethe

Larry and his crew on board Monday. They were scheduled to go out last week but the weather had other ideas fortunately they were able to reschedule Great day of meat fishing with a bottom of the ninth double header of Sailfish!

Travel Sails to the East Sails to the West: No matter which coast of Florida you choose follow these pro tactics and tackle tips for chasing sailfish around the Sunshine State…

It's warmed up quite a bit here the last few days while offshore fishing in Islamorada. The sailfish bite remains to be a pick for the most part. Each day a few boats have been getting in on the action releasing fish but it hasn't been super

Not quite what we had last month but still a great day. 8 tuna and 16 dolphin. We also pulled off a wahoo and two sails.

NOTE...SHOP CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY (4/17)OFFSHORE- The weather is looking pretty nice for the upcoming weekend...keep those fingers crossed that it stays the same! Reports this week have been a bit slim due to less than ideal conditions early in the we

The early bird gets the worm and Team Reel Energy’s catch of a 419-pound black marlin on​​ the first day of fishing held on to take First Place Team honors and three out of four Day One Marlin Jackpots in the 17th Annual Los Cabos Billfish Tou

Today the seas were very calm here while fishing in Islamorada. It was a pre frontal condition with light winds and lots of sunshine. We are waiting for the strongest cold front in two years here in the Florida Keys tonight. We had another cold fron

Summer is rolling into July with our classic mid summer menu of anything goes!  The TUNA are still around… the DOLPHIN (MAHI MAHI) are here… the BILLFISH (BLUE MARLIN and SAILS with a handful of WHITE MARLIN) are making their entran

OFFSHORE- Sailfish action remains fair; and conditions look ideal for them going into the weekend. The best bite on the sailfish has been from just south of Palm Beach Inlet to the end of the (Singer Island) condos. Bite remains pretty good in 130-20

Well me hearties November ended the way it started with the weather still not settling for “high” season. It also started with Queen Akira the new boat on the “Gottcha” fleet bagging 4 Sails on her inaugural trip to Koh Ha while y

Tournaments Twenty-two boats release 79 sails over two days Capt. Travis Dickens led Indigenous to victory in the 2017 Cheeca Lodge and Spa Presidential Sailfish Tournament with eight sailfish releases in two days of fishing.

November 26th 2015 Fishing Report- Iztapa Guatemala (short day) Its rare that we get to fish on Thanks Giving strictly family day. However this year my father made his way down to Guatemala to visit family and we made an exception for ''Papa

I hope readers of this column were able to participate in the very good Sailfishing which occurred last month during the “Tailing” and “color change” condition. It was the subject of April’s column and though it didn’t

Well the fishing is great from 20 miles to 35 miles off shore.  Lots of aggressive sails which is typical for this time of year.  In addition the marlin start to run through thicker than usual this time of year as well.  While our fle

Hot marlin bit continues 5 blue marlin and 21 sails