Red Hot Fall Action Starting in September the king fish bite and has very good, catching Kings on call pretty normally. Also with sailfish starting to show up in good numbers, it almost feels like they never left. The mullet run is officially here, which brings the Dolohin, kings, sailfish, tunas and wahoos to South Florida. So catching bait is very simple this time of year, all fish like live bait, also cuts general cost of the fishing trip. Starting October 18th, the Dolohin have finally shown up in good numbers, catching them trolling and live bait fishing. They usually show up around the mullet run. Right on schedule they have made made a good home in South Florida. Fall Sword Fishing is already starting to pick up, the only 3 trips we made it offshore for swordfish, we caught fish. Using squid and mackerels for bait with light sticks. Captain Mike

June 14th 2016 We were lucky to have Steven, a Fort Lauderdale local, aboard the Good Hit today. Oddly enough, Steven and his friends don’t fish off their own hometown coast often. Little did they know; we were going to change that aspect of their lives forever! There were rumors that the mutton snapper were biting as well as the bonitas, so we headed out with high hopes. We started trolling in 100 feet of water, fishing with bonita strips and clark spoons on planner boards. The action was fierce! We caught king mackeral, bonitas, and blackfin tunas, faster than we could put the bait in the water! We then decided to drop the anchor and try for mutton snapper. Steven and his friend wanted some good fish for eating; the Blackfin tunas were on the smaller side and we wanted to try something different. Well what do you know, as soon as the anchor caught the bottom and the first bait was in the water, and BOOM. The mutton bite was ON! After catching the legal snapper limit, we pointed the boat toward the dock back to dry land. Another successful trip aboard The Good Hit .

Let's start with the swordfishing, we had a great group of guys onboard who wanted to catch a swordfish. These guys have been all around the world and have caught everything in the ocean, the only fish left on the bucket list was a day time swordfish. No pressure right? Well after 2 days with no bites we nailed a 157lb swordfish in the last inning, with a happy customer we made it back to the dock with big smiles. The swordfish ate a bointo strip in 1700ft of water, he ate the bait as we were touching bottom for the 10th time of the day. Secondly the Blackfin tunas and mutton snappers have been on fire, from 120ft- 180ft or water. Catching the mutton snapper on live bait on the bottom,(which we provide) and the Blackfin tunas on the kite, also with live bait. In the mix as well we have been catching unexpected sailfish recently, it's pretty late in the season to be catching sailfish, but we have been catching them consistently every week. I hope all this info helps everyone, Tight Lines Captain Mike

February Fishing Report – We have been Seeing sailfish in about **hidden content** Feet of water, also a couple of Mahi mixed in with Sailfish. On Friday the 5th, we had a cold front give us some north wind that started around 9am. With the direct north wind, he had tailing conditions for the Sailfish, where the Sailfish surf the northern waves toward the south. We Had multiple aggressive bites on that day, seeing 5 Sailfish in our 4-hour trip. We were using live goggle eye and live threadfin for bait, all out of the kite. Also the full moon Wahoo fishing has been great, getting multiple bites per day. The next full moon is approaching on the 22nd of February. Try not to miss this one, it will be a good bite. See you guys out on the Rip. Captain Mike Captain Of Good Hit Sport Fishing

For the Last 2 weeks in Fort Lauderdale, the fishing has been on Fire. We have been getting a great push of Sailfish from the North, with the mullet run still pushing through. On 10/24/15 we went 3/3 on sails and back to the dock before 11 am, all on live mullet out of the kite. The Swordfish bite has been very good during the day and even good at night, only to get better as winter approaches. Also the king fish are actually here, again using mullet strips and or live mullet. Better catch this action before it's too late !!!! Captain Mike, Fort Lauderdale Beach

Fort Lauderdale Deep Sea Sport Fishing for Swordfish. South Florida has one of the Best Swordfish Grounds in the World. The Best Swordfishing is 16 Miles off Port Everglades, in South East Florida. These Next 3 Months are Prime Swordfishing Conditions. Big Swordfish are Traveling South to Escape the cold weather, which means its the Perfect Time to catch a Trophy Swordfish. We also Offer Sailfishing Trips, Mahia Mahia Trips, and Reef Fishing Trips. You Name it, We Will Catch It !!!! Also don't forget about the mullet run which is in full force! The Tarpon, Snook, and Big Jacks are here, we also specialize in inshore charters. Call Captain Mike with any questions about Trips or what he is catching that week.