As Summer continues to approach and the Sun continues to warm the sea water, the ocean has undergone some changes over the past few weeks. The king mackerel were here in decent numbers the last week of April but have disappeared over the past few weeks. The bottom fish offshore have also tapered off in recent weeks for unknown reasons. To add to that, we've had some wierd weather over the same time frame so that is probably a contributing factor, not to mention some divers have reported a...

Over the past couple weeks the ocean has come alive with different options. On the long run, the Mahi bite is on fire, fishing temperature breaks and weed lines. Live bait or trolled ballyhoo are the baits of choice. Outside 50 miles, the Bottom fishing for Mutton’s and Mangroves is picking up along with Amberjack, Vermilion snapper, and an occasional Wahoo. Inside 30 miles, the bottom fishing has been tough but the troll has been yielding king mackerel, an occasional black fin tuna, and an...

February is usually the slowest month, business wise, each year. It's mainly because, on average, it's the coldest month of the year, and with that comes cold fronts which brings rain and wind. If we get some weather windows in February, the fishing can be very good. From December through March, Black Sea Bass is a staple target for us because these are typically the only months we expect to see decent number of them. They are a cold water fish which migrate down from up North as winter sets...

The fishing this June has been above average for this time of year, we are doing very well on all our trips from the 4hr all the way up to the 12hr. Both bottom fishing and trolling have been productive. From king mackerel, cobia, muttons, mangroves, vermilion, triggers, amberjack, almaco, and even some stray blackfins. Come go with us and let us make you a new screen saver! Visit www.oceanwaves.com and use promo code BUCK-C50 to save $50. If you need a fishing knife or a hunting knife TBR is...