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Goal was a big Mutton and we delivered!

Gennaio 15, 2025 Islamorada 1 foto
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The goal for today was clear: land a big mutton snapper, and we delivered! We brought in a beautiful 28-inch mutton. This fish put up a great fight and was the highlight of the trip. While working the bottom, we also encountered plenty of lesser amberjacks, which kept the action steady between targeting the mutton. These jacks are sticking around in good numbers and are always a fun addition to the day. With conditions like this, now is the perfect time to get on the water. Whether you’re after a big Snapper or steady action, we’ve got you covered. Let’s make it happen—book your trip today!
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Robert Junco
Islamorada, Florida, United States
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Altri report da questo charter

MAHI-MAHI TIME!
MAHI-MAHI TIME!
Maggio 9, 2026
Starting to see the mahi show up , next few months are prime mahi time. Lets get out there !??
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Bottom Fishing Is On Fire!
Bottom Fishing Is On Fire!
Marzo 14, 2026
Beautiful conditions today out of Islamorada and the fish were chewing. We put together a great catch with several quality mutton snapper, a big margate, and a solid black grouper coming off the bottom. The mutton bite has been strong lately with fish responding well to fresh bait. The margate and grouper came while working deeper structure, and overall the action stayed steady throughout the trip. Great weather, good fishing, and some quality fish headed to the dinner table. If you’re looking to get out on the water and put some fresh fish in the box, send us a message to reserve your trip
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Mahi Bite is on !
Mahi Bite is on !
Giugno 1, 2025
Mahi have been showing up in good numbers, and our recent 8-hour trip proved it. We kicked things off by spotting a nice cow mahi under birds — pitched a live pilchard and she crushed it immediately. After putting her in the box, we switched it up and went on the troll. That move paid off — we ran into a school of mahi and started pitching more live pilchards, keeping them fired up around the boat. The action was steady and fun, and we ended the day with 15 mahi in the cooler.
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