Vinnie Sacks
Capitano

Vinnie Sacks

Dania Beach, Stati Uniti
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Captain Vinnie operates the YB Normal out of Fort Lauderdale, FL, and has worked aboard other boats in the area all his life. He loves being out on the water and getting groups on awesome fish. His favorite fish to catch is Black Grouper, but a huge part of what makes fishing so fun for him is never knowing what is going to bite next. This is what makes bottom fishing so fun for him - you can never tell what will take your bait!

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  • Lindsay Rosenfeld
    Lindsay Rosenfeld
    Pescatore abituale
    us
    Arizona, Stati Uniti
    Membro da 2024
    2 gite
    5.0
    Verificato

    Perfetto per le famiglie

    Uscita di 3 ore per principianti (mattina) • 5 adulti • 2 bambini

    I ritardi dei voli e l'alta marea hanno ritardato la nostra uscita, ma il capitano è stato flessibile e ci ha portato in acqua. Abbiamo fatto il tour mattutino di 3 ore e le acque erano piuttosto agitate. Abbiamo pescato 5 pesci, tutti Lampuga (Mahi Mahi), li hanno sfilettati lì e abbiamo potuto portarli in un posto consigliato dalla gente del posto per farceli cucinare dopo. La barca era davvero ottima. Ha una piccola area interna con un comodo divano e un frigorifero se volevate portare qualcosa da mettere dentro. Penso che sia un'uscita di pesca fantastica per le famiglie con bambini piccoli. La loro organizzazione è ottima per i principianti o per i pescatori esperti; ci hanno dato ottime indicazioni per aiutarci a recuperare i pesci. Ci siamo divertiti moltissimo, torneremmo sicuramente.

    Tradotto dall'IA:
    Cattura segnalata:
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Risposta del Capitano

    Lindsay, grazie per aver portato la tua famiglia a pescare con noi. E' stata un'uscita di pesca incredibile di 3 ore, sicuramente una che ricorderò. Grazie ancora e non vedo l'ora di pescare di nuovo con voi un giorno! Capt. Vinnie

  • Charles Lawrence
    Charles Lawrence
    us
    New York, Stati Uniti
    Membro da 2025
    5.0
    Verificato
    NUOVO

    capitano/equipaggio molto laboriosi

    Uscita di pesca di 8 ore • 2 adulti

    Non è stata la giornata di pesca più produttiva (ci siamo passati tutti) ma il capitano Vinnie e l'equipaggio hanno continuato a provare ogni trucco del mestiere e non hanno mai mollato per farci pescare, e nel corso della giornata siamo comunque tornati a casa con un bel pescato misto di lampuga, cavalla, jack e tonno. Siamo molto grati per il lavoro che hanno fatto per rendere la nostra giornata la migliore possibile!

    Tradotto dall'IA:
    Cattura segnalata:
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Cavalla
    Blackfin tuna
    Risposta del Capitano

    Charles, we appreciate you guys coming fishing with us. It was one of those days were we had to grind it out to make a catch. I hope you enjoy the fresh fish and hopefully in the future we can do it again. thank you Capt. Vinnie

  • Todd Love
    Todd Love
    Pescatore abituale
    us
    Ohio, Stati Uniti
    Membro da 2021
    4 gite
    5.0
    Verificato
    NUOVO

    Un'esperienza fantastica con il Capitano Vinnie e Steve

    Uscita di 4 ore – Privata • 2 adulti

    Prima di tutto, apprezzo come il Capt. Vinnie abbia cambiato i nostri giorni per la nostra sicurezza e per farci vivere un'esperienza fantastica. Abbiamo pescato con lui 5 anni fa e l'esperienza era stata ottima. Questa volta l'ha resa ancora migliore. Mia moglie ha avuto il combattimento della sua vita lol e abbiamo catturato una bella varietà di pesce. Sceglieremo sempre Y.B. Normal come prima scelta per i nostri charter in mare.

    Tradotto dall'IA:
    Cattura segnalata:
    Barracuda maggiore
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Cavalla
    Risposta del Capitano

    Todd, grazie per essere tornato a pescare con noi, è stato un piacere rivedervi e sono contento che sia stata un'uscita di pesca fantastica. Non vedo l'ora della prossima uscita! Grazie ancora Capt. Vinnie

  • John Stevenson
    John Stevenson
    gb
    Regno Unito
    Membro da 2026
    5.0
    Verificato

    Giornata di pesca fantastica al largo di Fort Lauderdale

    Uscita di 4 ore – Privata - 13:00 • 2 adulti

    Giornata fantastica!! Il capitano Vinnie sa sempre dove andare a pescare e il secondo John sapeva come insegnarci a catturarli - è stato eccezionale per tutta l'uscita. Mia moglie ed io eravamo in città per la Coppa del Mondo e abbiamo deciso di prendere un charter per vivere una nuova esperienza, e siamo contenti di aver scelto Y B Normal. Sebbene avessimo già pescato un po' in Scozia, questa era tutta un'altra cosa e ci siamo divertiti moltissimo - blackfin tuna, barracuda, lampuga (Mahi Mahi) e un wahoo ci hanno tenuti impegnati. Solo charter, ma vale assolutamente il costo. Facile da trovare alla Dania Beach Marina.

    Tradotto dall'IA:
    Cattura segnalata:
    Barracuda maggiore
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Wahoo
    Blackfin tuna
    Risposta del Capitano

    John, grazie per la fantastica recensione! Sono felice che voi ragazzi vi siate divertiti così tanto con noi, non capita spesso di avere clienti che vengono fin dalla Scozia a pescare con noi, il che è già di per sé qualcosa di speciale. Ad ogni modo, grazie ancora e spero che magari in futuro possiate tornare a pescare con noi! Capt. Vinnie

  • Ronald Lee
    Ronald Lee
    Pescatore abituale
    us
    Florida, Stati Uniti
    Membro da 2025
    2 gite
    4.7
    Verificato

    Mare mosso ma uscita e equipaggio fantastici!

    Uscita di 4 ore – Privata • 4 adulti

    Ho prenotato l'uscita di pesca diversi mesi fa e comunicare con il Capitano Vinnie è stato semplicissimo. Le acque erano un po' agitate, ma ci aveva avvisato la sera prima, così tutti nel nostro gruppo hanno preso un po' di dramamine prima dell'uscita e non abbiamo avuto problemi. Il Capitano Vinnie ha fatto un ottimo lavoro nel trovare il pesce e il suo secondo JT è stato fantastico ad aiutarci! Abbiamo pescato soprattutto blackfin tuna, ma negli ultimi 30 minuti abbiamo preso un wahoo e una lampuga (mahi mahi)! Li ha sfilettati per noi e ci ha consigliato un ristorante dove abbiamo portato il nostro pescato fresco. Li abbiamo fatti preparare in 3 modi... fritti, alla creola e in stile sashimi. Tutti deliziosi! Faremmo sicuramente di nuovo questa uscita di pesca e raccomandiamo Vinnie e JT a chiunque!

    Tradotto dall'IA:
    Risposta del Capitano

    Ron, grazie per essere uscito a pescare con noi. Sono felice di sapere che tu e i tuoi amici avete apprezzato l'uscita di pesca. Sono anche contento di sapere che avete gradito il pesce fresco che avete pescato. Grazie ancora Capt. Vinnie

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  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Two adult anglers pose beside multiple mackerel-like fish arranged on a marina dock between charter boats.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +3
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Charles L.
    Charles L.
    Non è stata la giornata di pesca più produttiva (ci siamo passati tutti) ma il capitano Vinnie e l'equipaggio hanno continuato a provare ogni trucco del mestiere e non hanno mai mollato per farci pescare, e nel corso della giornata siamo comunque tornati a casa con un bel pescato misto di lampuga, cavalla, jack e tonno. Siamo molto grati per il lavoro che hanno fatto per rendere la nostra giornata la migliore possibile!
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Two anglers proudly display a large colorful mahi-mahi aboard a center-console fishing boat on the open ocean.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +1
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Hey there Capt. Vinnie here back again with another Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. This week we have a similar theme as last with mahi mahi being the highlight. Right now I personally think that we are having the best mahi fishing of the whole year. We have been seeing great numbers of fish as well as the size too. There has been some small weed lines offshore but not to far to where it is unreachable with a short trip, this has all been inside of 500 feet of water and in Fort Lauderdale that's less then 3 miles from land. All this action has been on our half day trips which shows how good it actually has been. Following the weed lines its a good place to always start and if there is fish on them it wont take long to get a bite, but birds have been the best indication that there is life nearby. Trolling mostly surface baits has been the best but its always smart to have rods rigged to cast if you happen to get lucky and get a school behind the boat. The most important thing mahi fishing right now is to be ready for anything so when that chance comes you can take advantage of it. Some of the mahi have been close to 30lbs. Other then mahi this week we have seen a small flurry of some balckfin tuna. Early mornings has been the best window and trolling around shipwrecks and bottom structure around 200 feet has been best. The early mornings have been the best because tuna have big eyes and in low light conditions they will come closer to the surface, as the sun gets higher the tuna go deep. Smaller baits work best like spoons and squid lures around 3.5inch, it also helps when trolling for tuna to keep your baits further behind the boat the sound of the motor tends to keep them deeper. Some of the tuna have been as big as 15lbs. Last but not least this week there has been a very good flurry of sailfish. Trolling has been a great way to get some bites but live bait with kites is always going to be the favored technique, but that does require stronger winds to get the kite up. The sailfish action has been in depths around 120 feet of water just on the edge of the reef. When conditions have lined up correctly you can catch multiple fish but most days there has been a chance for a least 1 bite. As we get closer to our winter season we will start to see more sailfish action. This week please take a minute to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that we had while out on our deep sea fishing charters, and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for the weeks ahead we have plenty of available dates for deep sea fishing charters, I keep preaching how good the fishing is right now and you don't have to miss it, Im not kidding check out all of our recent photos they speak for themselves. So if your coming down to Fort Lauderdale and looking to do some deep sea fishing now is the time, check out YB Normal serving Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach for our your deep sea fishing needs. more later..... Capt. Vinnie
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    pesca fantastica!!!
    Ramon V.
    Ramon V.
    Oggi abbiamo vissuto un'uscita di pesca fantastica con YB Normal! Abbiamo pescato lampuga (mahi-mahi), bonito e persino un barracuda. È stata una giornata emozionante e indimenticabile in acqua, e non avremmo potuto chiedere un'esperienza migliore. Raccomandiamo vivamente YB Normal a chiunque cerchi un'uscita di pesca divertente e ricca di soddisfazioni!
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Group of anglers posing behind a large dockside catch display featuring mahi-mahi and tuna on a charter boat.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Hey there, Capt. Vinnie back again with another Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. This week has been a little bit windy and the seas have been bigger then normal but the fishing has been just plain excellent. This time of year you want the windy conditions to make the fishing great and thats exactly what we have been having. The main focus lately has been mahi and we have been catching some nice ones at that. The average size has been around 12lbs and some have been has big as 20lbs. We recently have been having a nice tidal edge where the green outgoing intercoastal water meets the blue water of the gulfstream forming a current edge and the blue side has been where the mahi have been. Trolling down the blue side with surface baits out has been the ticket, its super important to watch your surface baits and keep them clean so you can maximize your chances. Birds like frigates have been contributing to our success as well, anytime you see birds diving the gamefish are not going to be to far away. Its always smart to keep your eyes peeled and your head on a swivel when fishing offshore you never know what you might see. Other then mahi there has been some wahoo if you are fishing some planers to take your bait under the surface that is going to put you right in the zone for a wahoo bite. Blue and white has been the go to color as well as pink and white. Certain fish feed below the surface and some feed on the surface, so using a planer helps to make everything in your trolling spread appeal to some sort of fish out there. Average size on the wahoo has been anywhere from 20-30lbs with some over 30lbs not being uncommon. Inshore wise the best bite has been kingfish, and a secret to getting the most bites on kingfish right now is using mullet strips. With the mullet run being in full effect now its always smart to match the hatch and use exactly what the fish are feeding on to bring you the most success. As you can see from our photos this week fishing has been excellent almost every trip, some days will be better the others but our average has been very good. We should start to see some sailfish action in another month or so i do believe we need another cold front or two that will cool the water temps down and get those fish heading south towards us. This week please take a minute to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that were caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for the rest of the month of October and the beginning of November we have a good amount of available dates to get out fishing, this is one of the best times to go fishing here in Fort Lauderdale, and you don't want to miss it so if your heading down and looking to get out check out YB Normal. Servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach for all your deep sea fishing needs. More Later... Capt. Vinnie
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Angler proudly holds a large colorful mahi-mahi on an offshore fishing boat, with a second adult and open ocean in the background.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +2
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Todd L.
    Todd L.
    Prima di tutto, apprezzo come il Capt. Vinnie abbia cambiato i nostri giorni per la nostra sicurezza e per farci vivere un'esperienza fantastica. Abbiamo pescato con lui 5 anni fa e l'esperienza era stata ottima. Questa volta l'ha resa ancora migliore. Mia moglie ha avuto il combattimento della sua vita lol e abbiamo catturato una bella varietà di pesce. Sceglieremo sempre Y.B. Normal come prima scelta per i nostri charter in mare.
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Large mixed catch of mahi-mahi and smaller pelagic fish neatly arranged across a boat deck.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +3
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Brian D.
    Brian D.
    Nonostante le acque agitate, abbiamo vissuto una giornata di pesca incredibile. Abbiamo preso un sacco di Lampuga (Mahi Mahi) e persino un Wahoo, oltre a qualche Bonito e Yellowtail. Il Capitano Vinny e il Secondo Nick sono stati molto disponibili e sempre sul pezzo. I pesci abboccavano praticamente da soli. Li prenoteremo sicuramente di nuovo.
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Group of four adult anglers proudly displaying a large sailfish aboard a boat offshore.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +5
    Pesce vela
    Hello there, Capt. Vinnie here and back with another great deep sea fishing report. This week we had some very nice weather earlier in the week and as we approached the weekend the winds and seas picked up, fishing this week started out great catching a few sailfish just on the edge of the reef. There has been a few days where the sailfish have shown in some numbers which is great news for the winter to come. We are still catching all sailfish trolling right now, our live bait season is just around the corner though. So stay tunned for that in future reports. On the reef other then sailfish there has been a very good bite of kingfish and some nice ones at that, the most important thing right now is to be using mullet strips while trolling and the reason why I say this is because right now we are having the mullet run and there are big schools of these bait fish coming down our beaches as well as offshore bait balls and a lot of the predator fish are capitalizing on these baits, so it only makes sense to use exactly what there eating, match the hatch is what we call it. The kingfish have been biting best over the shallow shipwrecks and bottom structure around 100-130 feet of water and the average size has been 10-12lbs with a few bigger ones mixed in. One species that has been hot as well this week and specially on the days that the wind has been up is mahi mahi. The fall season in my opinion is the best time for mahi fishing in the Fort Lauderdale area and the size of them is a lot bigger then our summer season. On windy days the mahi have been in as shallow as 50 feet chasing live ballyhoo, the key is to look for birds diving and seeing the ballyhoo shower on top of the water while there getting chased. There has also been a few mahi offshore when the outgoing tide meets the gulfstream waters causing a tide line or current edge, trolling down these current edges is going to produce great results specially early in the mornings. Average size of the mahi right now has been 10lbs. Last but not least this week we did see some blackfin tuna action in depths around 300 feet. Smaller baits fished below the surface like spoons have been a good choice to get bites but your going to sacrifice quality for quantity fishing smaller baits, but if your looking for bigger tuna its better to fish bigger baits at faster speeds, which also could open up an opportunity for wahoo as well. The tuna bite has been best early in the morning from sunrise to around 830am. This week please take a second to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that were caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters in Fort Lauderdale, and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for this week and next we have plenty of availability for deep sea fishing charters, the pictures of our recent catches speak for themselves. Fishing is great right now and should remain that way for quite some time. If your thinking about coming down to Fort Lauderdale for a weekend get a way or even vacation and thinking about fishing, now is the time! Check out YB Normal servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach, and Hollywood Beach for all your deep sea fishing needs. more later.... Capt. Vinnie
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Adult angler proudly holding a large mahi-mahi beside a charter boat, with a child and another adult visible at the dock.
    Fish 1
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Lindsay R.
    Lindsay R.
    I ritardi dei voli e l'alta marea hanno ritardato la nostra uscita, ma il capitano è stato flessibile e ci ha portato in acqua. Abbiamo fatto il tour mattutino di 3 ore e le acque erano piuttosto agitate. Abbiamo pescato 5 pesci, tutti Lampuga (Mahi Mahi), li hanno sfilettati lì e abbiamo potuto portarli in un posto consigliato dalla gente del posto per farceli cucinare dopo. La barca era davvero ottima. Ha una piccola area interna con un comodo divano e un frigorifero se volevate portare qualcosa da mettere dentro. Penso che sia un'uscita di pesca fantastica per le famiglie con bambini piccoli. La loro organizzazione è ottima per i principianti o per i pescatori esperti; ci hanno dato ottime indicazioni per aiutarci a recuperare i pesci. Ci siamo divertiti moltissimo, torneremmo sicuramente.
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    A group of young anglers proudly displaying their catch of Mahi Mahi on the dock after a successful fishing trip.
    Fish 1
    Lampuga (Mahi Mahi)
    Hey there, Capt. Vinnie here back with a great Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. We had a rainy week this week and a light cold front to cool things off, but there was a few days that the weather was absolutely fantastic, and i would say the fishing was just about the same. For the report this week we finally got to see the run of fall fishing we love. Mahi mahi is always a hot topic and fall is one of the best times to catch them, a lot of people think summer is the best and it can be but the fish tend to be smaller specially in our area and not much is consistent like as to where you can find them. The fall mahi season is when we see majority of our bigger mahi and plenty of numbers. Due to all the rain we have been having it has given our inshore waters a tanic look or tea color, and when we have an outgoing tide all that inshore water moves out to sea forming a tide line where the blue water meets the green water and that has been where the mahi fishing has been excellent. This tideline has been easy to find by the different color in the water as well as weed lines going north to south and floating debris. This is where the gulfstream water meets the outgoing tide. Trolling on the blue side has been straight money for mahi mahi and multiple hook ups have been the norm. Its very important to have rods to cast when you get multiple hook ups because majority of the fish are in a school and you want to take advantage of those opportunities. Average size on the mahi have been anywhere from 8-12lbs. We did find this edge on a half day trip but i recommend a 3/4 day trip or even all day trip right now if mahi is what your after. We have a photo this week of a great all day trip we had catching 40 mahi mahi! Exactly on that edge I was talking about. Other then mahi right now there has been some wahoo due to the full moon and the crazy king tides we have been having. The tidal edge I mentioned earlier is also a great place to try for wahoo and never hurts to fish a bait below the surface on a planner just in case! Inshore we are starting to see a fall flurry of king mackeral and it should keep improving as we get further into the month of October, last but not least there has been a small trickle of sailfish which I personally think maybe a hint for a great winter season, right now we are still mostly trolling for all species but in another few months all that gear will be put away and transition into our live bait gear, seeing a nice little flurry should continue as we reach our winter months. This week please take a minute to check out some of our great photos of some recent catches that were caught on our deep sea fishing charters and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up, I think that the mahi fishing will continue to stay very good until November so there is plenty of time to get out there and catch them, also i think as the water cools we will see more blackfin tuna and a few more wahoo so be on the look out for that in future reports. As for availability there is plenty for the month of October and fall fishing is one of my favorite times and is when i tell a lot of our customers to come back and fish with us again! So if your thinking of coming down to do some deep sea fishing now is the time, the pictures speak for themselves all you have to do is look up is YB Normal servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach and Hollywood beach for deep sea fishing charters. more later.... Capt. Vinnie
  • YB Normal - Port Everglades
    YB Normal - Port EvergladesDania Beach, Florida
    Young angler and an adult proudly hold a large barracuda aboard a fishing boat offshore.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    +1
    Barracuda maggiore
    Hello there, Capt. Vinnie here back with another Fort Lauderdale sport fishing report. This week has been a little slow for us here in the deep sea fishing department, it's offseason right now and these hefty fuel prices are not helping for business either, but we were able to get out on a few trips this week and thats all thanks to our great customers that come to fish with us which we are very grateful and thankful for. Fishing this week has been some what tough, i hate to say it but thats what it is, we seem to be having what's called a cold water upwelling at the moment and the reason I can confirm that is because we have been having northern currents on the surface and southern currents on the bottom bringing that colder water from up north, also we have been experiencing a healthy amount of rain and that has made the inshore waters very green. In terms of fishing the trolling bite has been decent to say the best, blackfin tuna and bonito aka false albacores have been super prevalent early in the mornings in depths around 200 feet, majority of the action has been on the surface with smaller lures trying to imitate flying fish, the earlier the better right now if you can get out before the sun comes up even better, once the sun seems to get up the bite fades quickly. There has been some pretty nice sized tunas around as big as 15lbs but the false albacores have been on the smaller side. Bottom fishing this week has been the real winner with solid catches of larger vermillion and yellow eye snappers. We had some very good luck fishing some hard bottom in 270 feet with some quality fish to prove it, the month of September is one of the last months that the snappers spawn out of Fort Lauderdale and from fishing out here for so many years I knew exactly where to look. Last but not least way offshore the mahi mahi fishing has been great but an all day trip is absolutely necessary because of the distance they been offshore. The mahi have been on weed lines and birds, the most important thing is to be ready incase a school comes up when you hook up, having extra rods rigged for that and live bait is going to help maximize opportunities if you get that school of fish behind the boat, September and October are great months for mahi fishing in Fort Lauderdale so keep that in mind when planning your next trip. This week please be sure to check out some great photos of some recent catches that where caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters in Fort Lauderdale and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like facebook and instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. This week coming up we are going to be down for some much needed maintenance, but will return full throttle the week prior with plenty availability for your next deep sea fishing charter. If your heading down to south Florida and looking to do some fishing check out YB Normal for all your deep sea fishing needs servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach. more later..... Capt. Vinnie

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Fishing Is Still HOT

ott 30, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hey there Capt. Vinnie here back again with another Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. This week we have a similar theme as last with mahi mahi being the highlight. Right now I personally think that we are having the best mahi fishing of the whole year. We have been seeing great numbers of fish as well as the size too. There has been some small weed lines offshore but not to far to where it is unreachable with a short trip, this has all been inside of 500 feet of water and in Fort Lauderdale that's less then 3 miles from land. All this action has been on our half day trips which shows how good it actually has been. Following the weed lines its a good place to always start and if there is fish on them it wont take long to get a bite, but birds have been the best indication that there is life nearby. Trolling mostly surface baits has been the best but its always smart to have rods rigged to cast if you happen to get lucky and get a school behind the boat. The most important thing mahi fishing right now is to be ready for anything so when that chance comes you can take advantage of it. Some of the mahi have been close to 30lbs. Other then mahi this week we have seen a small flurry of some balckfin tuna. Early mornings has been the best window and trolling around shipwrecks and bottom structure around 200 feet has been best. The early mornings have been the best because tuna have big eyes and in low light conditions they will come closer to the surface, as the sun gets higher the tuna go deep. Smaller baits work best like spoons and squid lures around 3.5inch, it also helps when trolling for tuna to keep your baits further behind the boat the sound of the motor tends to keep them deeper. Some of the tuna have been as big as 15lbs. Last but not least this week there has been a very good flurry of sailfish. Trolling has been a great way to get some bites but live bait with kites is always going to be the favored technique, but that does require stronger winds to get the kite up. The sailfish action has been in depths around 120 feet of water just on the edge of the reef. When conditions have lined up correctly you can catch multiple fish but most days there has been a chance for a least 1 bite. As we get closer to our winter season we will start to see more sailfish action. This week please take a minute to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that we had while out on our deep sea fishing charters, and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for the weeks ahead we have plenty of available dates for deep sea fishing charters, I keep preaching how good the fishing is right now and you don't have to miss it, Im not kidding check out all of our recent photos they speak for themselves. So if your coming down to Fort Lauderdale and looking to do some deep sea fishing now is the time, check out YB Normal serving Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach for our your deep sea fishing needs. more later..... Capt. Vinnie
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Group of anglers posing behind a large dockside catch display featuring mahi-mahi and tuna on a charter boat.

The Time To Fish Is NOW!!

ott 23, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hey there, Capt. Vinnie back again with another Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. This week has been a little bit windy and the seas have been bigger then normal but the fishing has been just plain excellent. This time of year you want the windy conditions to make the fishing great and thats exactly what we have been having. The main focus lately has been mahi and we have been catching some nice ones at that. The average size has been around 12lbs and some have been has big as 20lbs. We recently have been having a nice tidal edge where the green outgoing intercoastal water meets the blue water of the gulfstream forming a current edge and the blue side has been where the mahi have been. Trolling down the blue side with surface baits out has been the ticket, its super important to watch your surface baits and keep them clean so you can maximize your chances. Birds like frigates have been contributing to our success as well, anytime you see birds diving the gamefish are not going to be to far away. Its always smart to keep your eyes peeled and your head on a swivel when fishing offshore you never know what you might see. Other then mahi there has been some wahoo if you are fishing some planers to take your bait under the surface that is going to put you right in the zone for a wahoo bite. Blue and white has been the go to color as well as pink and white. Certain fish feed below the surface and some feed on the surface, so using a planer helps to make everything in your trolling spread appeal to some sort of fish out there. Average size on the wahoo has been anywhere from 20-30lbs with some over 30lbs not being uncommon. Inshore wise the best bite has been kingfish, and a secret to getting the most bites on kingfish right now is using mullet strips. With the mullet run being in full effect now its always smart to match the hatch and use exactly what the fish are feeding on to bring you the most success. As you can see from our photos this week fishing has been excellent almost every trip, some days will be better the others but our average has been very good. We should start to see some sailfish action in another month or so i do believe we need another cold front or two that will cool the water temps down and get those fish heading south towards us. This week please take a minute to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that were caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for the rest of the month of October and the beginning of November we have a good amount of available dates to get out fishing, this is one of the best times to go fishing here in Fort Lauderdale, and you don't want to miss it so if your heading down and looking to get out check out YB Normal. Servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach for all your deep sea fishing needs. More Later... Capt. Vinnie
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Group of four adult anglers proudly displaying a large sailfish aboard a boat offshore.

Awesome Fall Deep Sea Fishing In Fort La

ott 11, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hello there, Capt. Vinnie here and back with another great deep sea fishing report. This week we had some very nice weather earlier in the week and as we approached the weekend the winds and seas picked up, fishing this week started out great catching a few sailfish just on the edge of the reef. There has been a few days where the sailfish have shown in some numbers which is great news for the winter to come. We are still catching all sailfish trolling right now, our live bait season is just around the corner though. So stay tunned for that in future reports. On the reef other then sailfish there has been a very good bite of kingfish and some nice ones at that, the most important thing right now is to be using mullet strips while trolling and the reason why I say this is because right now we are having the mullet run and there are big schools of these bait fish coming down our beaches as well as offshore bait balls and a lot of the predator fish are capitalizing on these baits, so it only makes sense to use exactly what there eating, match the hatch is what we call it. The kingfish have been biting best over the shallow shipwrecks and bottom structure around 100-130 feet of water and the average size has been 10-12lbs with a few bigger ones mixed in. One species that has been hot as well this week and specially on the days that the wind has been up is mahi mahi. The fall season in my opinion is the best time for mahi fishing in the Fort Lauderdale area and the size of them is a lot bigger then our summer season. On windy days the mahi have been in as shallow as 50 feet chasing live ballyhoo, the key is to look for birds diving and seeing the ballyhoo shower on top of the water while there getting chased. There has also been a few mahi offshore when the outgoing tide meets the gulfstream waters causing a tide line or current edge, trolling down these current edges is going to produce great results specially early in the mornings. Average size of the mahi right now has been 10lbs. Last but not least this week we did see some blackfin tuna action in depths around 300 feet. Smaller baits fished below the surface like spoons have been a good choice to get bites but your going to sacrifice quality for quantity fishing smaller baits, but if your looking for bigger tuna its better to fish bigger baits at faster speeds, which also could open up an opportunity for wahoo as well. The tuna bite has been best early in the morning from sunrise to around 830am. This week please take a second to check out some of the great photos of some recent catches that were caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters in Fort Lauderdale, and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up for this week and next we have plenty of availability for deep sea fishing charters, the pictures of our recent catches speak for themselves. Fishing is great right now and should remain that way for quite some time. If your thinking about coming down to Fort Lauderdale for a weekend get a way or even vacation and thinking about fishing, now is the time! Check out YB Normal servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania Beach, and Hollywood Beach for all your deep sea fishing needs. more later.... Capt. Vinnie
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A group of anglers proudly displaying a large catch of Mahi Mahi on the dock after a successful fishing trip.

Great Start To Fall Deep Sea Fishing

set 30, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hey there, Capt. Vinnie here back with a great Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. We had a rainy week this week and a light cold front to cool things off, but there was a few days that the weather was absolutely fantastic, and i would say the fishing was just about the same. For the report this week we finally got to see the run of fall fishing we love. Mahi mahi is always a hot topic and fall is one of the best times to catch them, a lot of people think summer is the best and it can be but the fish tend to be smaller specially in our area and not much is consistent like as to where you can find them. The fall mahi season is when we see majority of our bigger mahi and plenty of numbers. Due to all the rain we have been having it has given our inshore waters a tanic look or tea color, and when we have an outgoing tide all that inshore water moves out to sea forming a tide line where the blue water meets the green water and that has been where the mahi fishing has been excellent. This tideline has been easy to find by the different color in the water as well as weed lines going north to south and floating debris. This is where the gulfstream water meets the outgoing tide. Trolling on the blue side has been straight money for mahi mahi and multiple hook ups have been the norm. Its very important to have rods to cast when you get multiple hook ups because majority of the fish are in a school and you want to take advantage of those opportunities. Average size on the mahi have been anywhere from 8-12lbs. We did find this edge on a half day trip but i recommend a 3/4 day trip or even all day trip right now if mahi is what your after. We have a photo this week of a great all day trip we had catching 40 mahi mahi! Exactly on that edge I was talking about. Other then mahi right now there has been some wahoo due to the full moon and the crazy king tides we have been having. The tidal edge I mentioned earlier is also a great place to try for wahoo and never hurts to fish a bait below the surface on a planner just in case! Inshore we are starting to see a fall flurry of king mackeral and it should keep improving as we get further into the month of October, last but not least there has been a small trickle of sailfish which I personally think maybe a hint for a great winter season, right now we are still mostly trolling for all species but in another few months all that gear will be put away and transition into our live bait gear, seeing a nice little flurry should continue as we reach our winter months. This week please take a minute to check out some of our great photos of some recent catches that were caught on our deep sea fishing charters and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. Coming up, I think that the mahi fishing will continue to stay very good until November so there is plenty of time to get out there and catch them, also i think as the water cools we will see more blackfin tuna and a few more wahoo so be on the look out for that in future reports. As for availability there is plenty for the month of October and fall fishing is one of my favorite times and is when i tell a lot of our customers to come back and fish with us again! So if your thinking of coming down to do some deep sea fishing now is the time, the pictures speak for themselves all you have to do is look up is YB Normal servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach and Hollywood beach for deep sea fishing charters. more later.... Capt. Vinnie
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Young angler and an adult proudly hold a large barracuda aboard a fishing boat offshore.

Rainy Week Of Deep Sea Fishing

set 17, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hello there, Capt. Vinnie here back with another Fort Lauderdale sport fishing report. This week has been a little slow for us here in the deep sea fishing department, it's offseason right now and these hefty fuel prices are not helping for business either, but we were able to get out on a few trips this week and thats all thanks to our great customers that come to fish with us which we are very grateful and thankful for. Fishing this week has been some what tough, i hate to say it but thats what it is, we seem to be having what's called a cold water upwelling at the moment and the reason I can confirm that is because we have been having northern currents on the surface and southern currents on the bottom bringing that colder water from up north, also we have been experiencing a healthy amount of rain and that has made the inshore waters very green. In terms of fishing the trolling bite has been decent to say the best, blackfin tuna and bonito aka false albacores have been super prevalent early in the mornings in depths around 200 feet, majority of the action has been on the surface with smaller lures trying to imitate flying fish, the earlier the better right now if you can get out before the sun comes up even better, once the sun seems to get up the bite fades quickly. There has been some pretty nice sized tunas around as big as 15lbs but the false albacores have been on the smaller side. Bottom fishing this week has been the real winner with solid catches of larger vermillion and yellow eye snappers. We had some very good luck fishing some hard bottom in 270 feet with some quality fish to prove it, the month of September is one of the last months that the snappers spawn out of Fort Lauderdale and from fishing out here for so many years I knew exactly where to look. Last but not least way offshore the mahi mahi fishing has been great but an all day trip is absolutely necessary because of the distance they been offshore. The mahi have been on weed lines and birds, the most important thing is to be ready incase a school comes up when you hook up, having extra rods rigged for that and live bait is going to help maximize opportunities if you get that school of fish behind the boat, September and October are great months for mahi fishing in Fort Lauderdale so keep that in mind when planning your next trip. This week please be sure to check out some great photos of some recent catches that where caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters in Fort Lauderdale and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like facebook and instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. This week coming up we are going to be down for some much needed maintenance, but will return full throttle the week prior with plenty availability for your next deep sea fishing charter. If your heading down to south Florida and looking to do some fishing check out YB Normal for all your deep sea fishing needs servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach. more later..... Capt. Vinnie
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A group of anglers proudly displaying a large Sailfish aboard a fishing boat, showcasing a successful deep-sea fishing trip.

Labor Day Deep Sea Fishing

set 8, 2026 • Dania Beach
Hello there, Capt. Vinnie here with another Fort Lauderdale deep sea fishing report. This week has been a little bit of a tricky one, afternoon showers have been scaring a lot of people off from wanting to go deep sea fishing right now but the truth is, getting an early start like 7am can keep you in the fish and home in time to get you out of the weather. Now September is a month that is notorious for slow business here but it tends to have the best fishing of the whole year, which in terms makes that better for you the consumer. For the fishing report this week there has been a great bite inshore on kingfish. Kingfish is a very popular fish with a good amount of our customers. Its very good to make smoked for fish dip as well as blackened or fried. These fish have been very prevalent early in the mornings as shallow as 100 feet and have been biting best on our baits fished under the surface. Next species that has been good is blackfin tuna on early mornings, depths around 200-300 feet is where we have been fishing. The blackfin tunas like lures fished a little faster and a little further behind the boat, the most important thing is to not slow down when you get a bite, tunas are a schooling fish and keeping your same speed at the time of a hook up can result in multiple hook ups. Blackfins have been anywhere from 5-15lbs. We are just coming off of a full moon and that means wahoo, there has been a few nice wahoo as a "by- catch" while fishing for species like tuna. The outgoing tide in the early morning is going to give you the best chance at getting that trophy wahoo. Same depths as the tuna is where your going to want to be focusing most of your time, there has been a few bigger ones in the 30lb range but majority have been 18-25lbs. Another species that has been around and is always a pleasure is sailfish. These guys always bring joy to any anglers face with there fast runs and acrobatic jumps, primarily our sailfish season is winter to spring but we are seeing a nice little fall run right now, trolling has been the best option for all types of gamefish being there has been very light winds and a steady current. It is important to pay attention to surface baits with sailfish being around because you want to see the bite before they actually eat it. A lot of times sailfish will whack a bait with there bill and if there is no reaction they will loose interest quick, so its very important for the deckhand to notice that and reel the bait away to get that predator instinct. This week take a minute to check out some of the great photos this week of some recent catches that were caught while out on our deep sea fishing charters and remember to give us a like and follow on social media platforms like facebook and instagram at Ybnormalsportfishing for daily fishing content. For the rest of the month of September we have a good amount of availability for deep sea fishing charters and now is one of the best times of the year for that, so if your thinking about heading down to south Florida check out YB Normal servicing Fort Lauderdale, Dania beach, and Hollywood beach. More later... Capt. Vinnie
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