You’ll be fishing on a 22’ Mako boat that accommodates up to 4 guests. This center console has been newly restored in 2020 and has all the latest navigational gadgets. The boat is powered by a 200 HP Yamaha engine with a maximum speed of 30 mph. You can use a cooler to keep your catch fresh, as well as outriggers for trolling, and a live bait tank.

Come aboard his 35’ Bertram sport fisher, that is fully-equipped to take up to 6 people to new fishing horizons. With its twin 250 HP Cummins engines, the vessel is stable, fast on the waves, and can take you to offshore fishing grounds in about 30 minutes.

You’ll be heading out of Fort Lauderdale and stepping aboard a luxurious and spacious 26’ Sun Tracker pontoon boat. She’s got 4 couches to accommodate all 6 guests comfortably and has a private toilet so you won’t have to make too many stops.

Captain Brad Ashe has been fishing since he was 2 years old. Every summer he’d hit the Outer Banks, and so got hooked on saltwater fishing. After trying out fishing in Florida, he decided to move to Pompano Beach and make a living out of his passion. Having perfected his technique, he’s just the guy to get you reeling in the biggest fish.