Rapporti di Pesca Bahamas Recenti

Slow trolling but was made up by bottom fishing.

Bimini continues to offer some of the most consistent blue-water fishing anywhere in the Bahamas. Clean Gulf Stream water and excellent bait concentrations have kept the offshore bite active. Wahoo: Early morning trolling continues to produce quality fish along the deeper drop-offs outside Bimini. High-speed lures and wire presentations have been effective. Sailfish: Sailfish are showing throughout the offshore grounds, especially around bait schools. Live bait presentations continue to outperform artificial offerings when conditions allow. Mahi: Weed lines, floating pallets, trees, and other offshore debris are holding good numbers of mahi. School fish are plentiful, with larger bulls mixed in around the better floating structure. Blackfin Tuna: Tuna action remains steady during the early morning hours and around active bait schools. Live bait and vertical jigging continue to produce. Blue & White Marlin: Bimini remains one of the premier destinations for anglers looking for marlin. Boats putting in the time along the Gulf Stream edge continue to raise fish, with the best opportunities coming during periods of clean blue water and strong current. The combination of blue water, abundant bait, and multiple pelagic species makes Bimini one of the most productive offshore fisheries in the region. Whether you're targeting a single species or looking for a true offshore mixed bag, conditions continue to favor anglers willing to stay on the move. Tight Lines & God Bless! South Florida's Most Trusted Captain & Crew Captain Chase Camacho Chase N Dreams Luxury Sportfishing Any Island, Any Time!

We reefed fished anc caught alot of mixed fish. Yellowtail snapper grunts hines mutton snapper black grouper nassau frouper and sharks

Captain Chase's Weekly Fishing Report Fresh from the Bridge... Where the Fish Are Biting. Bimini, Bahamas The summer fishing season has settled into an outstanding pattern around Bimini, with crystal-clear Gulf Stream water pushing close to the island and creating exceptional offshore fishing opportunities. Over the past week, anglers have enjoyed consistent action on Blue Marlin, Mahi-Mahi, Blackfin Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Kingfish, Yellowtail Snapper, and Mutton Snapper. Captain's Catch of the Week On June 22, Captain Chase Camacho and the crew of Chase N Dreams Yacht Charters successfully caught and released two Atlantic Blue Marlin off the waters of Bimini. Catching a single Blue Marlin is a memorable accomplishment—releasing two in one day is a testament to just how productive the Bimini fishery can be during the summer months. What's Biting • Blue Marlin – The offshore bite continues to improve, with July shaping up to be an excellent month for billfish. • Mahi-Mahi – Weed lines are producing steady action, with school fish and the occasional trophy bull. • Blackfin Tuna – Early mornings continue to provide excellent opportunities along the edge of the Gulf Stream. • Kingfish – Consistent action continues along the reefs, wrecks, and color changes. • Yellowtail & Mutton Snapper – Reef fishing remains productive with plenty of quality fish coming over the rail. Captain Chase's Outlook Clean blue water, healthy bait schools, and favorable Gulf Stream conditions continue to create outstanding fishing opportunities around Bimini. If these conditions hold, the coming weeks should produce excellent action for Blue Marlin, Mahi-Mahi, Tuna, Kingfish, and Snapper. Whether you're looking to release a trophy Blue Marlin, fill the fish box with fresh Mahi and Tuna, or experience one of the finest sportfishing destinations in the world, Bimini continues to deliver. Book your next adventure aboard our beautifully refit 61' Viking Luxury VIP Sportfish and experience world-class fishing with a crew dedicated to creating unforgettable days on the water. Captain Chase Camacho South Florida's Most Trusted Captain & Crew Chase N Dreams Yacht Charters Fort Lauderdale • Miami • West Palm Beach • Bimini, Bahamas

Tunas are starting to bite pretty good this month

May/June Bonefish Report May and June are prime time for bonefish on Long Island. Water temps are 78–82°F with gin-clear flats and light SE winds. We’re seeing great numbers of tailing fish on the marls and creek mouths, with schools of 4–10 fish and singles cruising skinny water. Incoming tides are best, especially mornings 8–11am and late afternoons. Crab and shrimp flies are getting steady eats. Average fish are 3–6 lbs with shots at 8–10+ lb Perfect conditions for beginners and seasoned anglers. We offer half-day 4hr and full-day 8hr wading/skiff trips. This is peak season and we run limited boats daily. May/June dates book fast. Catch-and-release only. Let’s