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The first 12 hr trip of 2019 was a huge success. We headed out with plans to only bottom fish. We limited out on vermilion snapper, 24 triggerfish, 15 red porgy, several almaco jacks, 23 black sea bass, 3 cobia, and some misc fish. We filled the fish box up and had to use the bait cooler for fish! Amazing day on the...

This time of the year between October and April, we are in the Fall/Winter/Spring transition so the ocean is changing a lot. This time of year if you can catch the weather right, the longer trips are best if you want to fill the freezer. From 30-65 miles we are bottom fishing for triggerfish, red porgy, vermilion snapper, mangrove snapper, mutton snapper, and amberjack. trolling the deep blue can also yield wahoo, dolphin, black fin tuna, and even a sailfish. It usually takes a couple of us...

This time of year, the fishing offshore can be a little tricky because of the weather. As you know we don't have true seasons in North Florida; we just have frequent cold fronts which brings wind and rain. These conditions make the ocean rough so you have to pick your days between these systems. If you can get offshore, the fishing is really good, depending on what you go for. From now through April is the best time to fish for wahoo. They can be caught high speed trolling with large lures or...

I didn't think I would be happy that Red Snapper Season was over, but I'm ecstatic it's gone. I've never seen so many inconsiderate people in my life. I don't know who coined the phrase, but I use it all the time; "common sense just ain't that common anymore"; and it really showed over the past 2 weekends how rude people can be. I'll just leave it there! Now that snapper season is gone we are getting back to work on the fish we can keep; On Friday we had our first little nor'easter come...