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  • 5.0
    /5
    (3/4 Day Trip – Fall (AM))

    2 sailfish, 2 mahi = one epic trip!

    Zero fishing experience for our mother/daughter birthday trip and Stan and Russ navigated the waters and found all of the fish! Baited our hooks and cleaned our catch so we could take it to the local Hogfish Grill and have the chef prepare it. We had an awesome day on the water and will for sure book another trip with them the next time we are in Key West. Thank you. Cynthia and Olivia.
    Cynthia K.
    Cynthia K.
    Reviewed on Oct 26, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    Great Crew Great Boat

    We had a great trip. We fished 4 days on the blue tail with captain Juan and first mate Alex and they were great. We caught multiple yellowfin, sailfish and a nice wahoo. When fishing was slow they tried everything they could to make sure we caught fish. Will definitely be back to fish with them!
    Ashton G.
    Ashton G.
    Reviewed on Oct 24, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Great Captain

    Captain Johnny has been fishing all his life and it shows. We caught a released one marlin and one sailfish. It was a great day.
    Bruce M.
    Bruce M.
    Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – Offshore)

    Amazing Charter

    Everything was well organized, the boat was great, and we couldn’t have asked for a better captain. He exceeded all of our expectations, and I would 100% recommend him to anyone looking for an unforgettable charter experience. We will definitely be booking with him again!
    Finley D.
    Finley D.
    Reviewed on Oct 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3/4 Day Trip)

    awesome trip

    captain Charlie is the real deal. very knowledgable and competant. I highly recomend this charter. Clean and organized boat and brand new fishing tackle A++++++
    Richard R.
    Richard R.
    Reviewed on Oct 16, 2026
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Om Seilfisk fiske

Størrelse
40 to 60lbs
Matverdi
Lowell
Game Quality
Bra

Sailfish are iconic Billfish known for speed, aerial jumps, and that tall, electric-blue sail. Anglers target them for fast action, visual strikes, and classic big-game thrills without heavy gear. Sailfish fishing offers exciting battles, stunning photos, and a great chance to practice responsible catch and release.

Most crews target Sailfish with offshore and bluewater fishing. Trolling is common, using small skirted lures, rigged ballyhoo, or other bait fish. Kite fishing keeps live bait on the surface, where Sailfish hunt. Fly fishing can work when fish are tailing or circling bait. Many captains use a dropback, which means feeding line after a strike so the fish can eat, then setting the hook.

Expect quick bites, long runs, and high jumps close to the boat. The fight is intense but often manageable on light to medium tackle, so it suits first-timers and seasoned anglers alike. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-marking shoes. A camera is a must for release shots. Crews usually focus on keeping the fish in the water for a clean release, so be ready to follow instructions and move fast when the call comes.

Rules for Sailfish vary by country, region, and season. Some places require special permits, logbooks, or circle hooks when using natural bait. Bag and harvest rules can change, and many areas promote release for Billfish. Always check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest regulations before your trip, and follow your captain’s guidance on legal and ethical practices.

Sailfish are iconic Billfish known for speed, aerial jumps, and that tall, electric-blue sail. Anglers target them for fast action, visual strikes, and classic big-game thrills without heavy gear. Sailfish fishing offers exciting battles, stunning photos, and a great chance to practice responsible catch and release.

Most crews target Sailfish with offshore and bluewater fishing. Trolling is common, using small skirted lures, rigged ballyhoo, or other bait fish. Kite fishing keeps live bait on the surface, where Sailfish hunt. Fly fishing can work when fish are tailing or circling bait. Many captains use a dropback, which means feeding line after a strike so the fish can eat, then setting the hook.

Expect quick bites, long runs, and high jumps close to the boat. The fight is intense but often manageable on light to medium tackle, so it suits first-timers and seasoned anglers alike. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-marking shoes. A camera is a must for release shots. Crews usually focus on keeping the fish in the water for a clean release, so be ready to follow instructions and move fast when the call comes.

Rules for Sailfish vary by country, region, and season. Some places require special permits, logbooks, or circle hooks when using natural bait. Bag and harvest rules can change, and many areas promote release for Billfish. Always check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest regulations before your trip, and follow your captain’s guidance on legal and ethical practices.