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Clients in from Boston last night all landed their first tarpon as we went 6/10 on fish from 40-180+ pounds!!

**Fort Lauderdale Charter Fishing Report: Aboard the Marlin, My Darling** This week, aboard the Marlin, My Darling, we're navigating the winds and choppy seas that have characterized the past couple of weeks in Fort Lauderdale. Fortunately, the fishing has been rewarding, with mahi-mahi, sailfish, and sizable blackfin tuna making their presence known. While trolling along the reef has seen some slower action, we've still encountered smaller Bonitas and the occasional wahoo. A few nice-sized blackfin tuna and skipjacks, along with mahi-mahi, have also been caught, typically in waters ranging from 100 to 400 feet just beyond the reef. Kite fishing has truly shined, especially under windy conditions. Large trophy sailfish, mahi-mahi, blackfin tuna, and even some sizable game sharks have been caught, making it a favorite winter fishing method. On the downside, bottom fishing has been quieter, though there has been a notable presence of smaller snappers around some shipwrecks. Noteworthy catches included a 35-pound black grouper and a couple of amberjacks from the deeper wrecks. Offshore, mahi fishing has been sparse due to a lack of debris and fish activity. However, December brings anticipation, as it's typically a productive month. The post-Christmas period is our peak season, so we encourage you to book your charter early. Visit our website or give us a call to secure your adventure aboard with us at the Marlin My Darlin **hidden content** **hidden content**

**Fort Lauderdale Fishing Report: Marlin My Darlin Charterboat - December 1, 2024** November has been one for the record books here aboard the Marlin My Darlin. The month delivered exceptional charter fishing experiences, boasting an impressive array of pelagic species including mahi-mahi, blackfin tuna, and a plentiful number of wahoo. It was certainly one of the most productive Novembers we've had in recent years, complemented by fantastic weather and bustling business. The offshore fishing scene has been a mixed bag. While we haven't encountered much seaweed or floating debris to target, the mahi fishing remains promising, albeit somewhat inconsistent. The catches offshore haven't been enormous, but we've landed a respectable number of school-sized fish with a few larger catches adding to the excitement. Kite fishing has been the highlight of late, benefiting greatly from the increase in wind. The conditions have ushered in a healthy collection of sailfish, mahi, blackfin tuna, and impressively large king mackerel. Kite fishing is a beloved practice in our waters this time of year, and it never fails to deliver thrilling moments on the line. Trolling along the reef has been a tale of two shifts. Morning charters have seen moderate action with a smattering of kingfish and small bonito. Conversely, the afternoon reels tell a different story, showcasing an abundance of blackfin tuna and the occasional wahoo as the day winds down. Our bottom fishing endeavors have been fruitful, with an influx of small vermilion snappers and a modest number of snowy groupers, which we've been careful to release. Although amberjacks and groupers have been somewhat elusive, we expect their numbers to grow in the coming months. Swordfishing offshore remains robust, with commercial boats and our charters alike enjoying success. The daytime fishing has been particularly noteworthy, landing sizable swordfish ranging from 150 to over 500 pounds using electric reels in depths of 1,700 feet. Lastly, shark fishing along the reef has been nothing short of phenomenal. In recent weeks, we've had exhilarating encounters with some truly remarkable specimens. Big Hammerheads, Tiger Shark, Bull Sharks around lately. Get in on the action soon. As always, we're thrilled to provide unforgettable fishing experiences. Whether you're here for the rush of the catch or the serenity of the sea, the Marlin My Darlin is ready to make your adventure a memorable one. Book your trip today and let’s make some lasting fishing memories! Marlin My Darlin **hidden content** **hidden content**

### June 27, 2024 Fort Lauderdale Charter Fishing Report Hello fellow anglers, The last couple of weeks have truly felt like summer in full swing, with hot temperatures and late afternoon thunderstorms gracing us daily. Such conditions often bring favorable opportunities for fishing, and this summer has been no exception. #### Reef Fishing Update The summertime migration of Bonitas and Kingfish has officially started along the reefs, accompanied by healthy numbers of Blackfin Tunas. There’s even been the occasional Wahoo sighting, adding a bit of excitement to our outings. The reef fishing has been very productive and promises great experiences for those keen on these species. #### Offshore Fishing Report Offshore Mahi fishing has been outstanding over the past few weeks. Several boats have reported reaching their limits, although there have been quite a few smaller catches mixed in. While some of these smaller fish are not yet legal size, it's a positive indicator for the future of Mahi fisheries. #### Bottom Fishing Insight On the bottom fishing front, conditions have been less ideal due to weak currents and murky water. This has resulted in fewer Jacks; however, anglers have still enjoyed decent catches of small Vermillion Snapper, Mutton Snapper, and Yellowtail Snapper. The catch consistency has been a morale booster despite the slower action on the wrecks. #### Kite Fishing Observations Kite fishing has been challenging due to the calm seas and lack of wind, typical of summertime conditions. Nevertheless, on the few days we’ve managed to set up kites, there has been success with Blackfin Tuna, Kingfish, Barracudas, and even Sailfish—the highlight for many. #### Shark Fishing Outlook Summertime shark fishing has definitely ramped up, with frequent catches of large Sandbar Sharks, Bull Sharks, Hammerheads, and even some Tigers. If you have shark fishing on your bucket list, now is the perfect time to venture out and make that dream a reality. #### Looking Ahead As we move away from the dark side of the moon over the next few weeks, we anticipate even better fishing conditions. The forecast is promising, and we have plenty of availability for charters. Don't hesitate to reach out and book your next fishing adventure with us. Tight lines! **Marlin My Darlin** **hidden content** **hidden content** We look forward to seeing you on the water!

Hello, anglers! This week’s Fort Lauderdale fishing charter report brings encouraging news about our thriving South Florida fishery. Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve experienced fantastic fishing conditions, resulting in large and impressive catches. Here are the highlights: - **Kingfish and Bonita:** Our waters have been yielding substantial numbers of Kingfish and Bonita, keeping our lines busy and spirits high. - **Blackfin Tuna and Mahi-Mahi:** We’ve seen a notable increase in Blackfin Tuna and Mahi-Mahi catches, with some Blackfin Tuna averaging between 10 to 15 pounds, especially in the late afternoon. - **Shark Activity:** The reefs are bustling with action, featuring frequent encounters with larger Bull Sharks, Sandbar Sharks, and Hammerhead Sharks. - **Offshore Trolling:** Trolling offshore has been steadily improving, with reports of small to medium-sized school fish, and the occasional larger specimens mixed in. - **Recreational Fishing:** Recreational anglers are having a blast, particularly with smaller Amberjacks and some Vermilion Snapper adding to the day’s catch. - **Reef Fishing:** Reef fishing remains decent, producing a handful of small Yellowtails and a few Mutton Snappers. - **Kite Fishing:** Although kite fishing has slowed due to a lack of wind recently, favorable conditions have still brought plenty of bites. There are still quite a few Sailfish around, and we've also seen some really big Blackfin Tunas, predominantly caught using the kite technique. As we look forward to the upcoming months, we typically expect continued great trolling along the reef and productive mahi fishing offshore. It's a perfect time to plan your next fishing adventure with us! **Book Your Charter Today:** Call us for reservations at **hidden content** or visit **hidden content** We have lots of availability in the coming months, so book early to secure your spot. Tight lines, The All-Inclusive Sport Fishing Team

**This May’s Fort Lauderdale Fishing Charter Report Aboard "Marlin, My Darling"** **Springtime Fishing is in Full Swing!** Greetings, fellow anglers! We're thrilled to share that the fishing off the coast of Fort Lauderdale has been absolutely phenomenal over the past few weeks. The spring conditions have really started to show their benefits, and our adventures aboard "Marlin, My Darling" have yielded some fantastic catches. **Reef Fishing:** Trolling on the reef has seen a marked improvement recently. We've been consistently bringing in plenty of king mackerel and quite a few bonitos. On top of that, we've occasionally hooked into some wahoo, adding a nice touch of excitement to our outings. Additionally, there's been a good mix of large blackfin tuna out on the reef, ranging in size from 5 to 20 pounds. Overall, it's been a consistently great experience. **Offshore Fishing:** The offshore mahi fishing has been somewhat hit or miss, but the dedicated anglers among us have still managed to find success. We've caught numerous small school-sized mahis. With a few small Wahoos mixed in. **Kite Fishing** Overall, tight, Fishing has been the way to go. The strong currents have been a challenge, but it also made kite fishing especially productive. We've landed plenty of big springtime sailfish and large blackfin tuna, Mahi, while kite fishing. Not to mention, there have been sightings of some impressive sharks, including hammerheads, bull sharks, tigers, and even a couple of makos! **Weck and Bottom Fishing:** Amberjack and snapper fishing has been slower due to the strong currents. However, on those days when the current slows down, we've had decent success catching these species. Looking ahead, we’re excited for the rest of the spring season, which typically lasts another month. There’s still ample opportunity to join us on the water and experience fantastic fishing. We have lots of availability in the upcoming weeks, so don't hesitate to book your adventure with us. Give us a call to secure your spot: Office: **hidden content** Cell: **hidden content** Visit our website: **hidden content**