This has been a very busy couple of weeks. Fishing charters have been going in full force, and the final details are getting completed on the new boat. The fishing charters have been consistent with snook, sharks, mackerel, and lady fish. The tarpon fishing has been hit or miss. Seems […]
Monthly Archives: April 2019
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Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorous maculatus) is one of several similar looking mackerel species found here in southern Florida. They’re often mistaken for each other due to their similar coloration and shape but there are ways to tell them apart. Would The Real Spanish Mackerel Please Stand Up Like most mackerel, Spanish […]
The red grouper is an attractive dark red fish with light spots along its sides and a pinkish underbelly. Scientifically red grouper goes by the name Epinephelus morio, and is a non-migratory fish that likes excavating and living on coastal sea floors. It can reach 4 feet in length, about […]
0500, alarm clock rings, in a groggy haze its time to get out of bed and feel my way through the dark bedroom to the bathroom. The night prior I lay my clothes out in order, from underwear to hat, so I can put them on without light. I quickly […]
April’s fishing charters started with ups and downs, the first few days brought in amazing fishing to include tarpon, snook, huge schools of mackerel and lady fish. Then a cold front came through and slowed things down big time for a couple of days. After the front we were still […]
The end of March has brought a wide variety of fish being caught. Recent fishing charters have caught tarpon, snook, redfish, lady fish, spanish mackerel, mangrove snapper, sharks, trout, and barracuda. The last week was a whirlwind with one fishing charter after the next. One of my more memorable trips […]