Cast netting bait at the bait patch in Islamorada near the Alligator light. Netting bait is the perfect way to start the day. With a livewell full of bait, the fishing on the reef is bound to be good.
Captain Ron has been working the back when the weather allows: 03-10-2013, Pirate For Hire Charters, Captain Ron Brack fun fishing With family & friend. We caught Spanish Macks, some really big Moon fish and lots of Jack Crevalle. The morning was nice, then the front pushed and it was cold and windy, but the…
December fishing is off to a good start. We fished the humps and found plenty of nice blackfin tuna. They were a lot of fun using live cigar minnows and sardines on 20lb spinning tackle. We finished up on the reefs with some snappers and a bunch of small king mackerel. 12-7. Had a large…
Captain John reports getting more than his limit on schoolie dolphin today on the Pretty Work in about 1200-1400 feet of water. Got one big fishing about 25-30 lbs and saw a blue marlin too! Check out this Offshore Dolphin fishing report here!
2008-12-30 – Holiday fishing in Islamorada Happy Holidays everybody! Sorry been out of touch the last few days, been real busy. Well the fishing has not let up. Those who choose to sailfish can still expect to see between 4 and 8 fish a day… not bad. The King Mackerals and Cero Mackerals have been…
Capt Ron from Pirate for hire has been in the back looking for light tackle action for his fare’s. The beauty of Islamorada Fl is the complete diversity in what is available 02-25-2013, Pirate for Hire Charters, Captain Ron Brack Fishing with Morris, Les and Vert from Kentucky. We hooked up with some big Kingfish…
Fishing down in the Tortugas/Marquesas is nothing but outstanding with plenty of mutton snapper and plenty of groupers (released!). Grouper season opens shortly so we’ll know where to go for them! Also finding all the yellowtails you want, mangrove snapper and amberjacks! Here’s the Dry Tortugas audio report by Captain John Oughton on That’s Right!