After a non-stop summer, I've enjoyed some much needed R and R the past couple of weeks. The MightyMako also took a break and got some pampering and TLC prior to the oncoming fall season. Looking forward to cooler weather and some great fishing escapades.

While sharks of various sizes still dominate our area waters, we have gotten a few surprises over the past couple of weeks. Between storm and rain events this month, we've managed to keep the rods bending, and the smiles continue.

Lot's of action last week consisting of all species and sizes of Sharks ranging from 2- 7ft, along with a few Bull Redfish that somehow managed to get through the gauntlet of teeth, to snag our baits. Some very nice size Spanish Mackerel that were caught during the high tide were an added tasty bonus. Pretty much more of the same to come. As always, take a kid fishing. But maybe this week, take a father fishing as well.

Lot's of action last week consisting of all species and sizes of Sharks ranging from 2- 7ft, along with a few Bull Redfish that somehow managed to get through the gauntlet of teeth, to snag our baits. Some very nice size Spanish Mackerel that were caught during the high tide were an added tasty bonus. Pretty much more of the same to come. As always, take a kid fishing. But maybe this week, take a father fishing as well.

80 degree water temps means the Sharks are here for the foreseeable future. Big ones, little ones, inshore and nearshore and all points in between. Luckily we have been able to take breaks from them by catching Spanish Mackerel during the high tides, as well as a few Jack's. The Bull Reds have been harder to come by the past few weeks and I'm not holding my breath that we'll be seeing much of em over the next few months. Oh well, there's always the Fall for them. Tight Lines to everyone, and don't forget to take a kid fishing!

After spending the last couple of weeks in the boatyard getting ready for the season, tune-up, fresh paint, etc., the Mighty Mako is ready to begin it's 34th season of catching fish, putting smiles on anglers faces, and making lasting memories for all who come aboard for an adventure.