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24 ft
Up to 4 persons
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35 ft
Up to 6 persons
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Meet the Captain
30 ft
Up to 6 persons
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25 ft
Up to 4 persons
Neposredna potvrda
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US $1,350
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28 ft
Up to 6 persons
Izbor ribolovca
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28 ft
Up to 6 persons
Preko 3 milja od obale
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3 rezervacija u protekloj nedelji.
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US $1,000
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37 ft
Up to 6 persons
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24 ft
Up to 4 persons
Do 3 milja
Neposredna potvrda
Ture od
US $1,000
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33 ft
Up to 6 persons
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43 ft
Up to 6 persons

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (SUNSET TROLING AND JIGGIN ADVENTURE)

    Worth every penny!

    Great Captain, nice fishing and perfect weather! Captain Nesho was very experienced and we learned alot, he was very friendly and we all felt welcomed. Would definitely recommend this trip!
    Hampus V.
    Hampus V.
    Reviewed on Jul 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip)

    Best trip ever with my kids and captain was super cool and help a lot to catch good fish I give 10 of 10

    We catch yellow tail snapper and red snapper like 30 to 33 pieces and captain knows good spots and he educated me and my kids about how fishing here in Miami FL , for sure we come back later to book the same boat thanks everyone
    Arturo M. C.
    Arturo M. C.
    Reviewed on Jul 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Offshore Mahi & Bottom Fishing)

    Full Day Offshore with Captain Adam

    My friends and I had a great time. Captain Adam was extremely helpful throughout the trip and his vessel was clean and well organized. Most definetly will book him in the future.
    Ediel D.
    Ediel D.
    Reviewed on Jul 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Offshore Mahi & Bottom Fishing)

    8 hours Offshore trip woth Captain Adam

    We booked a trip with Captain Adam, and he was incredible from start to finish. He took care of everything—baiting hooks, setting lines, and keeping the energy high. We caught a ton of fish and made great memories that will last a lifetime. If you are looking for a top-notch guide who is professional, patient, and knowledgeable, Captain Adam is your guy. We will definitely be back!
    Leonel G.
    Leonel G.
    Reviewed on Jul 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip)

    Great Caption!

    my group had a great time. Capt. Alex is incredibly knowledgeable and put us on the fish. Highly recommended
    Stephen V.
    Stephen V.
    Reviewed on Jul 2, 2026

O Silk Snapper ribolovu

Veličina
5–13 lbs
Vrednost hrane
Odlično
Game Quality
Dobro

Recognizable by their vibrant, pinkish-red bodies, Silk Snapper (Lutjanus vivanus) is a deep-water species belonging to the Snapper (Lutjanidae) family. With bright yellow eyes and elongated dorsal fins, they shouldn't be confused with their relatives like Red Snapper, especially as anglers are most likely to find them in deep, offshore waters. 

Swimming at depths exceeding 300 feet, Silk Snapper are among the deeper Snapper species you can find. This deep habitat – along with their cautious feeding behavior – makes them a rewarding catch for those who venture into offshore fishing for them.

How big?

Despite living at great depths, Silk Snapper aren't among the biggest Snapper out there. They generally range from 12–28 inches in length, weighing between 5 and 13 pounds. Larger specimens can occasionally reach up to 22 pounds, however, with the world-record catch weighing 20 pounds.

Distribution

Popular from the southeastern US down to Brazil, you're most likely to find Silk Snapper on an offshore trip in the Gulf of Mexico/America and the Caribbean Sea. They prefer deep offshore reefs, ledges, and rocky bottoms at depths of 300–1,000 feet, where they school and feed on squid, smaller fish, and crustaceans.

How to Catch

Since Silk Snapper dwell at great depths, you'll want to try deep dropping to target them. Heavy tackle equipped with electric or high-capacity reels is preferred for reaching their habitat. Baited circle hooks with cut fish, squid, or live bait are effective, while deep-sea jigs can also entice bites.

Good to eat?

As with most Snapper species, Silk Snapper is highly regarded for its delicate, flaky white flesh and mild, slightly sweet flavor. It's a common choice for ceviche and sashimi, and is less likely to cause poisoning due to their deepwater habitats.

Recognizable by their vibrant, pinkish-red bodies, Silk Snapper (Lutjanus vivanus) is a deep-water species belonging to the Snapper (Lutjanidae) family. With bright yellow eyes and elongated dorsal fins, they shouldn't be confused with their relatives like Red Snapper, especially as anglers are most likely to find them in deep, offshore waters. 

Swimming at depths exceeding 300 feet, Silk Snapper are among the deeper Snapper species you can find. This deep habitat – along with their cautious feeding behavior – makes them a rewarding catch for those who venture into offshore fishing for them.

How big?

Despite living at great depths, Silk Snapper aren't among the biggest Snapper out there. They generally range from 12–28 inches in length, weighing between 5 and 13 pounds. Larger specimens can occasionally reach up to 22 pounds, however, with the world-record catch weighing 20 pounds.

Distribution

Popular from the southeastern US down to Brazil, you're most likely to find Silk Snapper on an offshore trip in the Gulf of Mexico/America and the Caribbean Sea. They prefer deep offshore reefs, ledges, and rocky bottoms at depths of 300–1,000 feet, where they school and feed on squid, smaller fish, and crustaceans.

How to Catch

Since Silk Snapper dwell at great depths, you'll want to try deep dropping to target them. Heavy tackle equipped with electric or high-capacity reels is preferred for reaching their habitat. Baited circle hooks with cut fish, squid, or live bait are effective, while deep-sea jigs can also entice bites.

Good to eat?

As with most Snapper species, Silk Snapper is highly regarded for its delicate, flaky white flesh and mild, slightly sweet flavor. It's a common choice for ceviche and sashimi, and is less likely to cause poisoning due to their deepwater habitats.