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?? Tournament Report – Yesterday’s Sunrise Marina Tournament ?? What an incredible day on the water! We battled hard and were blessed with an outstanding performance, bringing home three winning categories and finishing strong against a great field of anglers. ? 4th Place Grouper ? 4th Place Mahi-Mahi ? 4th Place Kingfish The crew stayed focused, worked together, and put in the effort from the first line in the water until the final weigh-in. While we didn’t take home the top spot, placing in three different divisions is something we’re very proud of and a testament to the quality of fishing and teamwork aboard J Fishing Charters. A huge thank you to everyone who fished with us, supported us, and cheered us on. Every tournament is a learning experience, and we’re already looking forward to the next one. The fish are biting, and we’re ready to get back out there! ? Congratulations to the entire crew on a great showing! ? Tight lines and see you on the water! Captain Jose & J Fishing Charters ???

? J Fishing Charters – Daily Fishing Report ? Today was another solid day on the water out of Port Canaveral! We focused on nearshore waters and had steady action throughout the trip. The main target was snook, and they did not disappoint — we landed a beautiful 40” trophy snook ?? along with multiple other hookups and opportunities. Always exciting to see fish of that caliber come to the boat! Along the way, we also stayed busy catching a mix of species including jacks and ladyfish flounder ,keeping rods bent and the crew smiling the whole time. Conditions were decent, and the bite stayed consistent, making for a fun and productive trip for everyone onboard. Big thanks to the crew for coming out and fishing hard with me today — looking forward to the next trip! – Captain J J Fishing Charters

Spring Break Action – Snook Bite ? What a week on the water! Spring break brought some awesome action and great crews out fishing with us. The main targets this week were snook up to 40”,redfish, and black drum, and they did not disappoint. We had steady bites with multiple quality snook landed, along with some solid reds and big black drum mixed in. On top of that, there was plenty of action from jacks, bluefish, and ladyfish, keeping rods bent and everyone smiling all trip long—perfect for both experienced anglers and first-timers. Conditions weren’t always perfect, but we worked hard, stayed on the fish, and made it happen every day. If you’re looking for non-stop action and a chance at some big snook, reds, and drum, now is a great time to get on the water! Captain Jose