Everything on light tackle out there even the big kings. Live bait fishing is picking up and when the current is good the snapper bite has been great

Today we went looking for a sailfish which are more common during February and March but came across a school of hungry mahi that were happy to eat our live baits. We always have a well full of healthy live bait when you show up for your trip. No wasting time catching or buying bait it's on the house!

February and March are the best two months of the year if you want to catch a rare African pompano! Sailfish bite has been turning up here and should continue to get better with the cold weather.

Plenty of action on some of everyone's favorites out there. Small schools of mahi move close to the reef this time of year and sailfish as well. We target them with live baits and light tackle for a great feel and a lot of fun!

As the summer comes to an end the fishing starts to transition into the fall migration and we see more mahi, tuna, and sailfish move south and feed aggressively orf the reef as the water cools down. The bottom fishing for snapper has been great this month and should continue through October.

As the days get warmer the action close to the reef continues to improve. Alot of our catch comes from 80-120' of water which is just over a mile offshore. Take advantage of this time of year to get in on the action!