Fresh Fort Lauderdale Fishing Reports

The fish are biting! We caught plenty of Mahi, Blackfin Tuna, Bonita, and even a SAILFISH, all while trolling in the afternoon trip. Steady action all throughout the 4hr trip!

Looking for a wild adventure? How about fishing with a view of the closest living relatives to dinosaurs we have, the American Alligator. Not only has the fishing been amazing in the glades but tons of gators are out along with plenty of other wildlife. Book a trip today and experience what Everglades fishing is all about.

The bite is ON in beautiful South Florida, and the waters are teeming with HUGE fish! At Good Hit Sport Fishing, we're your Big Fish Experts, and we know just where to find the action. Imagine soaking up the glorious South Florida sunshine, the warm breeze on your face, and the thrill of battling some of the ocean's most prized catches. Recent fishing reports show fantastic opportunities for sailfish, known for their incredible speed and acrobatic displays. The powerful blackfin tuna are also making a strong showing, offering a true test of angling strength. And get ready for the lightning-fast runs of kingfish! For those seeking a real adrenaline rush, the shark population is active, with chances to encounter impressive hammerheads and formidable tiger sharks. These apex predators will leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. But the excitement doesn't stop there! The vibrant mahi mahi, with their dazzling colors and energetic fights, are making some appearences. You might also hook into the hard-fighting cobia or the elusive and speedy wahoo. These aren't just little nibbles; we're talking about landing truly huge fish! The weather in South Florida right now is simply spectacular. Picture clear blue skies, warm temperatures averaging in the mid-70s to low 80s, and gentle breezes – perfect conditions for a day on the water. Forget the cold and the rain; it's all sunshine and good times out here! Good Hit Sport Fishing is dedicated to putting you right on top of the fish. Our experienced captains utilize their extensive knowledge of these local waters and proven techniques to maximize your chances of landing that trophy catch. We take pride in our expertise and our ability to consistently find the big ones. We believe that fishing is a fantastic activity for everyone, which is why Good Hit Sport Fishing is family-friendly! Our spacious vessel, "The Good Hit," comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests, making it an ideal outing for families, groups of friends, or even corporate adventures. To cater to your preferences, we offer both private and shared charter options. Whether you're looking for an exclusive experience for your group or want to join other enthusiastic anglers, we have a trip for you. And for a truly special experience, ask about our upgraded trips with the world-famous Captain Mike! With years of experience navigating these waters and a legendary reputation for finding fish, Captain Mike will ensure an unforgettable and successful day on the water. Don't miss out on the incredible fishing opportunities that South Florida has to offer right now. Book your trip with Good Hit Sport Fishing, the Big Fish Experts, and get ready for an adventure filled with sunshine, stunning views, and the thrill of reeling in some truly massive fish!

Emily and Devin were down from Maine and wanted to experience Everglades fishing. They caught a ton of fish including some really nice largemouth bass, peacok bass, gator gar, bowfin, tiger oscars and mayan cichlids. They also got to check out some of the local wildlife including some big gators, egrets and some rare to see Roseate Spoonbills. This was a great trip. Emily and Devin are absolutely amazing people and incredible anglers. Glades fishing is on fire right now and its the perfect time to book a trip.

We're entering into mahi mahi season and it's starting to show decent numbers. We'd like to see bigger fish but we are at least seeing some at all. during summer months, when the seas are calmer, we will venture further offshore in search of floating debris or weed lines. Now finding weed alone isn't a guarantee, in fact it's just one factor. Mahi do not eat seaweed but simply hunt around it, finding small bait fish, minnows, shrimp, crab etc. It is often that we will find seaweed lines that are miles long yet we won't have a single bite. The reason for this is that the weed might have already been hunted on and the fish have moved on or it's a new patch that hasn't been found yet. The recent trips have shown this exact example. I've found fantastic looking weed lines and have trolled up and down without a single bite and then "kapow"!! Fish on! As mentioned earlier, a lot of these fish are young and are simply too small to harvest but we are seeing a few that make the mark and get a free boat ride home in the cooler! The best method for mahi is often by trolling ballyhoo or bonito strips matched up with various skirts. Many captains prefer to use live bait but those only come into play once you've made contact with the fish and they seem to be in abundance. You'll have a live bait to offer up when multiple fish come to the boat. Live bait isn't always necessary though. If you're considering booking based on this report then please consider a few things. The ocean is vast! It's simple massive and mahi are highly migratory fish. They can swim thousands of miles per year and eat as much as they can but sometimes they are nowhere to be found. We spend the majority of our lives in pursuit of the perfect moment but often times we are left to dream of a better trip... Next time!

April is the first month we start to see mahi in greater numbers and today was a good showing of them. With over 20 fish caught and a few keepers in the mix it was good action trolling and on the live baits when we would get a school up to the boat!