June is one of my favorite times of the year, as the seas are generally calm, we turn our attention to offshore fishing. Typically we’re trolling a variety of baits, including small to meduum size ballyhoo, strip baits, small lures and feathers. Over the next few weeks we’ll be sharing some tips that we use both trolling and “live baiting”. We look forward to fishing with you…. Captain Ron !

What to bring on a deep sea fishing trip: as you plan your deep-sea fishing charter, heres a few recommendations. sunscreen is very important. The higher the number the more protection you get. some of the things that we recommend are a hat, sunglasses jacket, shorts, and soft sole shoes.

October is finally here and as the water temperatures begin to cool, the annual migration of baitfish along Florida's East Coast means it's time to gear up for the fastest fish in the sea, Sailfish !! Most anglers dream of catching a Sail and October marks the beginning of our Sailfish season. Charter boat captain's typically drift or kite fish, using live baits on the edge of the Gulf-stream in approximately 150' to 300' of water. With conservation in mind, most crews practice "catch and release" without removing these beautiful fish from the water. Recent catches include a mixed bag of Bonita's, Kingfish and a few Mahi-Mahi. Tight Lines, Captain's Ron and Howard Miami Beach, Fl