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This trip took place Wednesday April 24th, 2024. Beeliners (AKA Vermilion Snapper) were off the chain today. We had an 8hr trip today and by 10am, we had our 8 man limit of beeliners. Capt. D was in the Blood Line today, and got his 7 man limit of beeliners about as fast. It was so fast, I was trying to think of what we were going to do for the remaining 5hrs of the trip. We bounced around and fought some amberjack. Almaco jacks, red snapper, sharks, and even caught 3 nice mangrove snapper....

The ocean was beautiful today. We started by joining the rest of the fleet down the beach to catch some pogies. It looked like a tournament day. We left the beach and went offshore. We limited with 35 vermilion, a black sea bass, a couple triggers, and countless throwback red snapper up to 20lbs. The red snapper love the live pogies CALL US TO BOOK 904-362-0609  

Over the past few days, we have had some great bottom fishing trips. The vermilion snapper, which has been a Jacksonville deep sea fishing staple, have been biting really well. We've been getting limits nearly every trip on the 8hr trips, and doing very well on the 6hr trips as well. There have been a few triggerfish mixed in, along with a few black sea bass, porgies, and of course, plenty of red snapper to fight and release. We have been starting to see some pelagics like...

On Saturday, April 6th, we had an 8hr split trip. Capt. Chad had the helm and the crew was in our 37ft Cape Horn. The forecast was calling for beautiful and slick, but it was all a big lie. The wind was blowing and the ocean was pretty rough, swells were fairly tight, and it was white capping pretty steady, but fishable, especially in a 37ft boat. Oh well, we are used to the weather forecast being completely off, right? We started jigging some live bait (cigar minnows and sardines). While we...