Today we had Patrick and Maria out with us.  Patrick really wanted to catch a sailfish, so we set up the kites and it didn't take to long for one to come up into the spread.  Unfortunately, after a short fight, he managed to get away.  We also ended up catching a blacktip shark and some king mackeral.

Some of the other boats also had some sailfish and one of the boats caught a nice hammerhead shark this afternoon. 

As I predicted, with the cold front pushing through, the fishing action has gotten better and should continue to keep getting better all throughout next week.

We still have a few openings left for next week - contact Capt. Mark at (954) 728-9880.  We look forward to having you fish with us on the FANNTASTIC.

This morning we had Don, Beryl, Sheldon and Janet from Canada out with us.  I am thankful to say that the fishing has greatly improved.  We ended up catching some nice dolphin, a large wahoo, king mackeral and blackfin tuna.

With the cold snap coming in over the latter part of the weekend, the fishing should really turn on again and the sailfish action should be great.

Today we had James and some of his friends out for a day of fishing.  Well, the fishing really slowed down compared to what we have had for the last week.  We were high hook today with 2 sailfish and some king mackeral.  Hopefully conditions will get better as the week goes on.

Well, my predictions were correct.  This cold snap has really re-energized our fishery.  Today we had Gary, Alfredo and Melvin from Claremont out with us.  The guys wanted some fish to take home for dinner, so we trolled the reef with ballyhoo and caught some nice king mackeral, blackfin tuna and had they caught a really nice wahoo.

The sailfish action really kicked up today.  We had two of them on for a short time, but they ended up coming unbuttoned.  The Happy Day Today ended up catching 3 of them this morning and some of the other boats reported having some bites also.

This pattern should contine through until next week and the fishing should remain active.

Contact Capt. Mark at (954) 728-9880 and lets get out there and get them.

Wow - how time has flown by - It's already December and the holiday season is upon us - We have holiday gift certificates available - what a perfect gift - a day on the water!

The warm weather this past week has slowed down the sailfish action a bit.  Dolphin, blackfin tuna and scattered wahoo are still being caught offshore.

Today and Wednesday, a cold front will pass through South Florida and re-energize the fishery.  Sailfishing should be good through the end of the week.

I've heard good reports on the swordfishing both day and night trips with the day trips producing bigger fish upwords of 400 lbs.

Kingfish are still being caught on the third reef with some cero and spanish mackeral mixed in.

Vermillion snapper have been biting near the deeper structure.