FISHING METHODS
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We offer the most variety of Sport fishing styles:
LIVE BAIT - The most productive way of sport fishing.
KITE FISHING - The absolute best way to fish in South Florida.
NIGHT - We do as many trips at night as in the day time.
DRIFT - Go with the current as we "walk the ocean".
TROLL - Excellent to combine sport fishing, cruising and relaxing
BOTTOM - Sport Fishing in calm waters pulling snappers, groupers
and sharks!
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LIVE BAIT
We use different types of live bait like pilchards, herrings, goggle
eyes, blue runners and more. Live bait is one of the most
productive ways of sport fishing . We catch live bait before we go
fishing insuring that it is the freshest and liveliest bait possible.
We teach our customers how to fish for live bait. It is a winner with
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KITE FISHING
The absolute best way of sport fishing in South Florida. We fly kites
in the air and then put our live baits suspended from them. The
presentation is the best with no terminal gear in the water to
spook the fish. This is competitive tournament sport fishing at its
best and how the majority of tournaments are won in the Miami
area. Sailfish can not resist!
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NIGHT
Don't forget that many species eat at night, that’s why we do as
many trips at night as in the day time. Sharks come into play as well
as tarpon. On the reef the snappers are very active and swordfish
prey the deep waters of the gulf stream.
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DRIFT
Here, we go with the current, picking up different species as we
"walk the ocean". Sometimes we still put kites up or even do some
bottom sport fishing to increase our chances of landing that trophy
fish.
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TROLL
This is the traditional way of sport fishing. We use this method
when we want to cover a lot of water. We put the lines in the water
and keep the boat moving at all times. We deploy wire lines in
addition to our regular spread to cover deep water. Excellent
when people also want to cruise and relax.
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BOTTOM
A favorite of many. What a great way to enjoy sport fishing in the
calm waters of summer pulling snappers, groupers, and many
other bottom dwellers. The fish pull hard, but at the end of the
fight you have a super tasting fish.
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