Fresh Bahia Mar Yachting Center Fishing Reports

The last 10 days we have seen a variety of different species of fish offshore. Most of our fishing charters have stayed in shore along the reef. With the best fish, and being in sure, most of the fish range in size from 5lbs up to 40lbs. Trolling Between 80-350 foot remains consistently good. With quality catches of king, Mackerel’s, and Bonitas, along with the occasional Sailfish even still a few Blackfins Tunas mixed in. The bottom fishing on some of the shipwrecks has definitely slow down, but we are still seeing some large amber jacks along with a few vermilion snapper’s as well. The shark fishing continues to be phenomenal. Even this late in the season. We still have consistent catches of sandbar, sharks and hammer heads. The offshore Mahi Mahi fishing continues to be hit or miss. Along with the sword fishing, which has been very slow. Still all in all it is a great time of year to do a family fishing charter aboard the Marlin My Darlin.

This weeks fishing report has been hit or miss. Some days the trolling on the third reef Between 80-350 foot has been great with quite a few Bonitas and king mackerels still biting consistently. The wreck fishing in the deeper water is still good as well. Quite a few larger Amberjacks still on some of the deep wrecks. The offshore mahi fishing is still hit or miss. Some boats are catching quite a few, but a lot of guys are still striking out. Shark fishing continues to be phenomenal…! The shark population has definitely rebounded and is becoming a large problem for a lot of the Bottom fish species. Such as Groupers Snappers and Amber Jacks. A lot of the fish we catch on wrecks get eaten before we can ever get them to the boat. For additional information about charters, give us a call on the boat ph**hidden content**

This week’s fishing report consist of lots of Bonitas…. Both of The Marlin My Darlin Boats had large catches of Bonitas and Kingfish consistently this Week. We have also caught some larger barracudas, including Two very nice Wahoos as well. The Mahi fishing offshore continues to be slow. But the wreck fishing continues to be paying off with a few small snappers and several large Amberjacks. We’ve also had a few large snappers get eaten by the sharks that seem to be very abundant this year.

This weeks fishing report has been good. Most of the boats have gone out and have caught at least some king fish, if not full limits. Along with a box full of Bonitas. The offshore Mahi Mahi Fishing continues to be hit or miss but some guys did have a good day’s this past week. Still a handful of Wahoos around anywhere from 150’ out to 450’. Also, the black fin tuna‘s are still biting late in the afternoon. These fish are a little smaller this month Than They were last month but it’s still a good time to be out there. Direct fishing has slowed down. We’re not seeing nearly the amount of Amberjacks or snappers on some of the deeper wrecks Offshore in Fort Lauderdale. But that is common as we come into the Summer time.

This past week the summertime fishing has really picked up. Both of our boats have had great catches of King mackerel with a few mahi’s mixed in. We’ve also had a couple Sailfish releases as well this week.

Today we went out and did a little bottom. Fishing with some repeat customers. It was a slow start, but we ended up doing fairly decent. The Weather is looking good for this weekend.