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December 24 2012 a very fishy christmas

admin — Tue, 25 Dec 2012 02:50:13 +0000

Its christmas eve and i thought id share a little about the recent fishing adventures.the pompano beach fishing has been anything but ordinary.the sailfish we have been seeing have been huge,like the fish we sometimes see in springtime.With the fronts lining up you can expect to see these guys popping up in your kitefishing spread.a liitle ways up the line deerfield beach fishing has been producing kingfish and a few trophy wahoos.Finally when fishing boca raton we have been rewarded with awesome mahi fishing.Not bad for december and its only gonna get better.Thanks for reading and merry christmas to you and yours,we will keep you posted.

springtime fishing is finally here!

admin — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 23:21:55 +0000

After a couple of hit or miss weeks the april fishing were accustomed to finally shows up.Imagine the mahis are all gaffers,[usually in pairs]the kingfish all over 8lbs.,the sailfish all full grown,wahoos over 50lbs,giant hammerhead sharks,and there you have it.April fishing in Pompano Beach at its finest.Its just starting to roll and we love it,so give us a call and lets get in on it!In another note we moved back to The sands harbor marina its located at Atlantic blvd.and the intracoastal in Pompano Beach.Its minutes from Boca raton,Delray,Deerield Beach and Fort Lauderdale.Thanks for reading,see ya out there,Capt.Rob

red hot february fishing

admin — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 00:16:52 +0000

february fishing report

admin — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 00:13:15 +0000

The sailfishing has slowed down in the past week.Fishing Pompano,deerfield beach,boca raton,all the way north to delray beach weve managed to catch a handful of fish.The mild winter this year has made them more unpredictable.Hopefully they will surprise us show up in numbers and hang around for awhile.Mahi fishing has been going off with lots of gaffers and some real slammers thrown in.While catchig the mahis weve also been encountering som nice wahoos and a few blackfin tunas.Throw in a few skipjacks,bonitas and kings too.It is february so were in the height of the shark migration if you want to catch one of these giant trophies now is the time!

January Sailfishing

ultimate — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 17:35:51 +0000

To start off the New Year we have moved the “Crowd Pleaser” a few miles to the North to the fabulous Cove Marina. We are now located just South of the Boca Resort in Deerfield Beach (Hillsboro Blvd and the Intracoastal). The Cove is a brand new marina with tons of parking and a beautiful restaurant and bar located on the Intracoastal. I think everyone will be very pleased with this new location and it also, allows us to fish a little farther to the North in an area that we think produces THE best fishing in South Florida.Sail fishing has been relatively consistent throughout December into January. The big push of fish we’ve all been waiting for is finally here, with many boats producing double digit catches in the past few days. With any luck the sailfish bite will continue through February, and beyond.The Blue Moon which occurred on New Year’s produced a phenomenal wahoo bite. When we’ve been targeting those “stripes” (wahoos) and we’ve been rewarded with some great “trophy” catches. In other news we still have a lot of blackfin tunas hanging around, although they have typically been smaller fish than we see in the spring.

The kingfish bite continues to improve and we have been seeing some nice mahis (dolphin), on the easterly winds…

November Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Fishing Report

ultimate — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:24:17 +0000

November is traditionally the start of our winter sailfish season and we seem to be right on track. The first cold fronts passing through have produced some good numbers of sailfish and that is a great sign for the upcoming months.

Along with the sailfish, the first full moon of November produced an epic wahoo bite with some boats catching five or six on half day charters.

Leading into the Thanksgiving holiday we have been catching nice mahi (dolphin), large kink mackral, blackfin and skipjack tuna, in Pompano.

Winter is here, and that means a lot of kite fishing and “live baiting” in general. We love that style of fishing and this year we have added some new weapons to our arsenal. We will be using some lighter tackle with much higher gear ratios, allowing us to retreive line on those speedsters much faster. That can be a big advantage when the trophy sailfish strikes and burns off a couple hundred yards of line at blistering speeds. As always we will do “whatever it takes” to find you that trophy fish you are looking for. Wheather it’s a sailfish, swordfish, mahi (dolphin), tuna, bottom dweller, etc.

The fishing changes constantly in Fort Lauderdale and Pompano, with weather conditionss, current changes and moon phases. So… feel free to contact us anytime for the most recent happenings.

Sailfish and Mahi Mahi (Dolphin)

admin — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 17:14:18 +0000

Hey everybody! It’s Saturday and a rare day to be at the dock-yet here we are. Yesterday we got out and caught a dozen dolphin and a couple of sailfish…… YES the winter sailfish bite is on! Call us up at 954-673-3616 to set up your trip. When the fronts are coming through so are those big sails. We fished right off the lighthouse off Pompano Beach to get our catch and we were only out for a few hours. Fishing off Fort Lauderdale was also good from what I heard on the radio.

Pompano Beach Fort Lauderdale Boca Raton Sportfishing

admin — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:29:42 +0000

Hello Everyone! Some confusion on our location has been pointed out to me! We are in Pompano Beach about ONE MILE North of Fort Lauderdale and FIVE MILES South of Boca Raton. If you are not walking you can count on 15 minutes or less to our boat and your day of deep sea fishing and sport fishing! On the “Crowd Pleaser”, a spectacular 45 foot Hatteras Sportfishing boat we aim to live up to the name of the vessel. Fishing off the Florida Coast in our area is close and good. About a mile out we get our run of sailfish- true trophy’s! Dolphin, blackfin tuna, wahoo and king mackerel are all right there.

Come on down and see us at the Sands Harbor Marina on Atlantic Blvd and the intracoastal waterway- just on the North and east side of the bridge, two blocks from the beach. Often we are out fishing so to set up your trip its best to just call…

To set up your trip call me, Captain Jed DuBois at 954-673-3616. It’s the boat cell phone so I can always be reached to set up your next or first South Florida Adventure!