Captain
Skipper Gentry
Member since January 2016
Nassau, Bahamas
- Background
- Capt. Skipper Gentry grew up fishing the waters of North Carolina participating and winning famed tournaments such as the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, Hatteras Marlin Club, etc. He fished as a child with his father in those same tournaments from the age of 3! It was only natural for him to be a sportfisherman. Fishing all over the East Coast, Caribbean, Bahamas etc. Skipper found that South Florida was a great location to base his operation where the Bahamas is close and the year round fishing Florida has to offer is hard to beat.
- Techniques
- While fishing on the Carolina Gentleman you will find yourself using whatever technique is best. In the winter in Florida most days are spent using live goggle eyes fished from kites targeting sailfish. In other months when live baiting is not the best tactic, using teasers and ballyhoo is the preferred method for targeting a variety of species. We usually will have live bait on board as many times we find ourselves able to pitch live baits under debris found floating in the gulf stream. We are out there to catch fish, not just make laps to burn time and save money and not catch fish. That is why Sport Fishing Magazine named Skipper Gentry one of the nations top Charter Captains in 2015!
Hey, I'm Captain Skipper Gentry
- Background
- Capt. Skipper Gentry grew up fishing the waters of North Carolina participating and winning famed tournaments such as the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, Hatteras Marlin Club, etc. He fished as a child with his father in those same tournaments from the age of 3! It was only natural for him to be a sportfisherman. Fishing all over the East Coast, Caribbean, Bahamas etc. Skipper found that South Florida was a great location to base his operation where the Bahamas is close and the year round fishing Florida has to offer is hard to beat.
- Techniques
- While fishing on the Carolina Gentleman you will find yourself using whatever technique is best. In the winter in Florida most days are spent using live goggle eyes fished from kites targeting sailfish. In other months when live baiting is not the best tactic, using teasers and ballyhoo is the preferred method for targeting a variety of species. We usually will have live bait on board as many times we find ourselves able to pitch live baits under debris found floating in the gulf stream. We are out there to catch fish, not just make laps to burn time and save money and not catch fish. That is why Sport Fishing Magazine named Skipper Gentry one of the nations top Charter Captains in 2015!
My Charter Listings
$1,950
$1,000
$1,500
Fishing Reports
Marlin and mahi mahi showing up here in
Lately between the rain storms we have been able to get on the nice gaffer size mahi and releasing plenty of marlins! Read Full Report →
RED HOT HALF DAY!
We had a half day trip on sat with stiff Easterly winds that pushed the bait in shallow. We set the kites up in some pretty water after a short run north of the Hillsboro Inlet. Within 20 minutes… Read Full Report →
5 for 5 on sailfish
We had a half day trip on sat with stiff Easterly winds that pushed the bait in shallow. We set the kites up in some pretty water after a short run north of the Hillsboro Inlet. Within 20 minutes… Read Full Report →
Hot Chub Cay, Bahamas Marlin and dolphin
A few of our friend from the Carolina Gentleman sportfishing facebook page got a trip together for the bite in Chub Cay. We departed my house just inside of Hillsboro Inlet, Pompano Beach Fl and headed to Chub. We… Read Full Report →
Veradero, Cuba, verticle jigging and mar
I picked up repeat Dan and the rest of the crowd in Islamorada and we headed south for Cuba! After a few hours we were in Cuba and checked in. We quickly rigged up and headed to the edge… Read Full Report →
MARLIN, WAHOO, AND DOLPHIN!
we departed Florida for the Abaco's on the 14th with beautiful crossing weather. Fishing the first day was a little slow so we did lunch at a few local hotspots by boat and got rerigged for the next day… Read Full Report →
sailfish are back
Well after over a week of poor fishing, it seems that the fish are back. I had 2 returning customers back today trying to get on more sailfish. We used live goggle eyes on the kite as usual. We… Read Full Report →
poor weather and fishing this week
we have had terrible weather lately and poor fishing. Typically cold fronts and North winds are a blessing for sailfishing. This past week we had it all, the coldest temps in forever, NE winds etc. A few days were… Read Full Report →
Sailfish and dolphin report
Our trip was scheduled for Friday but with the terrible weather we rescheduled for Saturday. We had beautiful weather, slick calm day. I was unsure of what to expect as anytime after tons of wind and rain, fishing can… Read Full Report →
Winter Finally here!
This was a trip with a repeat customer from Mass. They came down to get away from the cold and target sailfish again. We departed the inlet and ran about 3 miles north to around 100 feet of water.… Read Full Report →
