today , we caugh 25 dophins off sure up to 25 lbs,
On our full morning trip we did great , weather was kinda rough , but
def good fishing, we caught 5 sailfish out of 6. A dozen bonitos and 3
dolphins , 1 barracuda,
Great day!!!!!!!!!
04.18.2011
LINDAD V
ON OUR MORNING HALF WE CAUGHT 6 TARPONS ,
2 SAILFISH , FEW BONITOS AND HAMMER HEAD SHARK,
MORNING CHARTER HAD A GREAT TIME.
OF 5 , BARACUDAS , BONITOS .
04.07.2011
ON A FULL DAY WE HAD 10 TARPON FIGHTS AND LANDED 5 IN THE BOAT . ALSO GOT 3 SAILFISH , 2 COBIAS AND 2 BONITOS,
GREAT DAY
04.04.2011
In morning trip we caught 7 Sailfish out of 11 ,
4 Tunas, 15 Bonitos and 2 Dolphins.
overall it was a great of charter . weather was great ,
03.28.2011
In morning trip we caught 3 Sailfish , 4Tunas, 10 Bonitos and 4 Dolphins and lost 3 other Sailfish , overall it was a great morning for charter .
On our afternoon trip we got 4 sailfish , few dolphins and bonitos
weather was great ,
Great fishing day !!!
Southbound Key West fishing report
03.26.2011
Fishing report March 23, 2011
Conditions improved and fishing improved as expected this past week. The blue water and strong east current moved in and with it came the Sailfish. Over the weekend we had a beautiful color change and the sailfish were up and “tailing”. For those that don’t know what that is, when conditions are right, usually east current and east wind, (opposing each other). And you have a good color change, (blue water with current meeting green water); Sailfish will swim along the surface and surf down the waves. Often the top of their tail is sticking out of the water, hence the term “Tailing”. When this is happening it’s a lot of fun and very effective to pull the baits in, put your outriggers up and just idle up the change looking for fish swimming along. When you see one, you spin the boat and pitch live bait at them. It’s a fun and exciting way to fish. It’s great for the customers too because they can see the fish from the time it’s swimming toward the boat until it chases and eats the live bait. Often the Sails are eating the baits only 15-20 ft behind the boat, so everybody gets a great view. With these conditions there can be more than one color change- Murky green to powder blue, and powder blue to dark blue. Sailfish can be seen along either change or between them in the powder.
Cobia are also being seen tailing along, mostly along the green to powder change. Sometimes they are hard to spot because they are the same approximate color as the Sargasso weed that tends to gather along the changes.
There have been a large number of bonito and black fin tuna seen along the color change also, but fishing for them is more frustrating than productive. They are headed west and seem to be on a mission with very few stopping to bite. It‘s still an amazing sight, but few are being caught for the time spent trying. Even live bait doesn’t seem to draw their interest.
Still seeing some small “early season” dolphin along the dark blue edge too. Most are in the 3-7 lb range but I’ve heard of a few larger ones being caught. It’s still early for dolphin, the really good dolphin fishing shouldn’t be until May, but these are a nice “time filler” between sailfish for the time being.
If the current stays the fish should stay. Hopefully the fading moon won’t pull the gulf stream offshore anytime soon.
03.25.2011
Today on a 1/2 day , we caught some king fish , tunas, bonitos and
barracudas. and 2 sailfish releases
the weather was calm
Great day for fishing!!!!
03.22.2011
This week has been a blast the east bound current moved in and so did the sailfish. My clients and I have had a blast sight fishing for sailfish. Watching them swim down sea and casting to them is a thrill. Watching them jump and run is just amasing
God I love My job.
Sailfish fun
03.21.2011
Today on a full day we had lots of action with Bonitos and Barracudas. also we caught some Cobias and 2 Sailfish ,
Our charter had a great time
FISHING WAS GREAT .
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Key West light tackle tuna fishing
03.03.2011
The Blackfin tuna fishing this past week was a blast. We caught 26 tunas in two and a half hours.
We were sight fishing the tunas running and gunning throw artificials to the tunas. It was a great time and the charter had their hads full each cast was hooked up within seconds. We probably hooked a hundred but got to keep 26. We were throwing top water plugs from rapaala called clackand raps and also throwing the gyro jigs. As soon as they hit the water they got eaten.
Brian's tuna on top water plugs
