Today we started out fishing with one of our repeat customers Buzz from Mass he brought along his good friends Muzzy, Bob and Porka also all from Mass.
We started out trolling the reef hoping to catch everyone a few fish but as it turned out trolling was slow yielding only a king fish for Buzz and a barracuda for Porka.
So in came the trolling baits and out went the kites and the shark baits.
The trap was set and we started waiting and waiting and waiting when finally at last our deep bait got a bite and we were Hooked Up Muzzy jumped in the chair and the fight was on.
After a few min Muzzy,s fish popped up and it turned out to be a nice amber jack.

Not the greatest fishing day but Muzzy caught a nice one and everyone had a ball and as far as our anglers were concerned it was a Fannastic day.
As we headed back to the dock we had Vaughn, Mike, Nico and Scott waiting to give their luck a shot at some deep sea fishing.
This time we wasted no time trolling but instead we set up in very deep water (450 feet) where there was a real nice blue edge in the water with a lot of current. We set out our kites and before we knew it there was a sail fish trying to eat our left long kite bait. As Captain Greg was trying to feed him two more sail fish came in on our right short kite bait and it seemed as if they were fighting over it.
Finally hooked one of them Vaughn jumped in the chair and the fight was on. It took him a good 25 min to finally get him along side of the boat. This fish was going nuts next to the boat and I did my best to get a picture of him but all I got was a lot of splashing.

We cut him loose pretty quickly before he hit the sided of the boat and hurt himself.
Once we got the baits set back out there we hooked into a dolphin fish and this time Nico got in the chair and brought home dinner for everyone.
Thanks again to all of our anglers today.

To all of our readers out there, keep an eye on our blogs because coming soon is the adventures of Carey the canoe guy who set his canoe in the water at Fort Lauderdale. He is rowing his way back to Canada with nothing but a canoe, a paddle, some water, a cell phone, some Roman noodles and a Canadian flag flying at the rear of his canoe. Watch how he tries to make it all the way to Canada with no money, just his charm, wits and a lot of help from people he’ll meet along the way.
I know it sounds CRAZY, BUT what the hell, we all need something to laugh about nowadays, and we all need someone to root for.
He is going all the way up the intracoastal water way, and if any of our readers are north of him let us know so YOU can help out with a little water or some minimal supplies; anything you might be able to help with, is appreciated.
These will be open blogs, and if you want to write a comment or two feel free or if you run into the Canoe Man,
then please share your story with US!
Thanks and stay tuned.
Captain Taco (954) 764-4344 or toll free (877) SEA-4344
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