Ft Lauderdale deep sea fishing in May 20

Fort Lauderdale Fishing Report — Fall Fishing Is Back! Fall is finally here in South Florida, and the fishing is turning on! After a long, tough summer dealing with some of the worst Sargasso seaweed we’ve seen in years, the water is finally clearing up. That means we can get back to doing what we love — trolling the offshore waters of Fort Lauderdale without fighting seaweed all day long! The mahi fishing is producing, and we’re also starting to see some wahoo showing up offshore. The trolling conditions are improving every day, and it’s great to finally have clean water and hungry fish working together. The bottom fishing is also starting to come alive. We’re seeing some nice mutton snapper, yellowtail snapper, and vermilion snapper on the reefs and deeper structure. The bigger kingfish are beginning to show up as well, along with some hard-fighting bonito. It’s been a challenging summer for Fort Lauderdale offshore fishing, but that’s behind us now. The Sargasso weed is finally moving out, the weather is beautiful, and the fish are biting! Deep-Sea Fishing in Fort Lauderdale Is Back! If you’ve been waiting for the fall fishing season, now is the time to get offshore and go fishing! Come fish with Captain Taco and Hooked Up Sport Fishing Team out of Fort Lauderdale. Whether you’re looking for mahi, wahoo, kingfish, snapper, bonito, or a great day of deep-sea fishing, we’re ready to get you out there and have some fun. Come on — let’s go fishing! Captain Taco Contact Fishing Booker to Hook us up Fort Lauderdale Deep-Sea Fishing • Offshore Fishing • Mahi • Wahoo • Kingfish • Snapper

Wow, what an incredible finish to March and a fantastic start to April! Deep-sea fishing off Fort Lauderdale with Hooked Up Sport fishing. It is truly off the charts. Our bottom fishing is producing stunning vermilion snappers, and we’re seeing an exciting uptick in Wahoo catches—the Wahoo are here, and we couldn’t be happier! Sailfish are making a grand comeback, showing up in larger numbers, and of course, the ever-popular black fin tunas are here—not huge, but ideal for the table. In a rare surprise, we even hooked a juvenile yellow fin—safely released, but what a thrill! As spring takes off, the bite is only getting better. Book your Fort Lauderdale fishing adventure today at Fishing Booker

It really was a tough day of fishing, but Robert and his family hung in there. We managed to catch a couple of real nice fist. Sorry to say the big sailfish got away.