We went fishing Saturday before Easter with mom dad and the 3 boys who wanted action. Its the very start of the season but its heating up every day. We had a slow start due to green water pushing offshore but we went deeper to fimd the blue water amd the fish. In 600ft and 60 miles from home we found them on a little current edge. We were hooking them 3 to 5 at a time and ended the day with 13. We definitely left them biting as the boys had to be back to a ball game at 3:30. Its the time of year everyone waits for days are filling up and the fish are biting. The larger fish are always close behind so we’re expecting them in the next week or two the weather is beautiful lets go fishing.

As the temperature begins to cool here in key west the fishing is heating up. Sailfish, tuna, wahoo, and king fish are biting on the troll consistently. If your lucky enough to find some debris there’s still mahi-mahi to be caught with some nice gaffer mahi mixed in. The reef bite has been good this week after the blow. The mixed up cloudy ocean is good for catching snappers on the reef with these north east winds and west tide getting dinner is almost as easy as ordering in. We look forward to fishing with you. Tight lines - Capt Shank

Blue water trolling season is heating up off of St. Augustine. With more and more Mahi-mahi being caught everyday and a red hot tuna bite there’s plenty of fun to be had. Now if your looking for sailfish March and April are hot months. Some elusive Blue Marlin are starting to make an appearance. On Saturday it was our customers first time trolling and he caught his first sailfish and his first blue marlin all in one day. I bet his expectations are set pretty high now. So if you want to target meat fish or if you want to target billfish just let us know when you book so we can cater towards what you want to catch on Your trip. Tight lines - Capt Dalton