Red Snapper Season 2019 is upon us. Watching the storm over in the Gulf, it appears we dodged a weather bullet, but we could still get substantial rainfall. We just don't know because the behavior of the storm is kinda unpredictable. Our red snapper fishery is as healthy as ever, with way more red snapper in our waters than there needs to be to maintain other health fisheries like the black sea bass, grouper, vermilion snapper, etc... with so many red snapper out there, guess what they are...

We've had a lot of things working against us this summer. Between live bait being more scarce than years past, and THE WIND has been brutal until this past week. We've been fishing in 3-5ft seas nearly daily. This has been the most steady and hard wind we've had for June that I can remember! Even though we've had these challenges, the fishing has been the best I can remember as well. We have been running numerous charters per week and getting boat limits of King Mackerel nearly every trip. The...

Fishing continues to be fantastic, with limits of King Mackerel occurring nearly every trip. We've been catching fish from 5lbs to over 40lbs on a daily basis. We meet so many neat people in this line of work. It's a very rewarding job to share what we love with people from all over the world. Thank you all for support! 904-502-7408

Typically, it’s toward the end of May we first begin to see King Mackerel off our northern Florida coast. The year 2019 has proven to be a bit different as we have already been catching King Mackerel way back in late April.  And the King Mackerel fishing has only improved since then, with this past week producing several fish over 40 lbs. Along with the King Mackerel, we're seeing blackfin tuna, cobia, and even a few sailfish (4 this week).The best bait to use is a live Spanish Sardine, Cigar...