Catching snappers, groupers, kingfish and many more species of fish. Many different varieties of fishing being caught off the reef. Alot of action reeling on fish!

When the ocean gets too rough, we switch tactics. By fishing inshore in the intracoastal. Seeking snappers, snooks, tarpon and more. Kid and pet friendly. Catch keeper magrove snapper for a hook n cook! Ask capt about the hook n cook at our local restaurants. Hands on rod n reel fishing , trolling is also an option. Boynton Beach born and raised, USCG certified boat captain. Ocean projected to clear up Monday, Tuesday. Until then, inshore sport/game fishing it is!

There has been some massive wahoo being caught lately. The wahoo is the fastest fish in all of the oceans. Wahoo put on powerful fights and big runs on the reel. If we are lucky enough to catch a monster, I recommend having it mounted. There has also been mahi, kingfish, and sailfish caught this past month. The night time snapper bite has been pretty good too.

Hunting invasive iguanas is blast! We do our part in protecting the environment by hunting off the invasive intruders to south Florida. Iguanas destroy natural habitats, eat native species and dig into foundations. Also, they make great target practice and are a high source of protein.

We did a four hour morning trip and caught many of fish! We caught a kingfish within the first 30 minutes. Then we caught a our limit in great Barracudas with non stop action from Bonitas. Its was a great day to be on the water with calm seas and light winds. We finished the day trolling over ship wrecks catching a sail fish and Banned rudder fish. Looks like we will have prestine conditions for fishing all week with highs in the 80s sunny sky’s and seas less than two feet.

Mahi mahi are making there annual run through south Florida. We are beginning to see more and more Mahi caught everyday. Along with with our typical catch; snappers, groupers, barracuda’s etc.