Fort Lauderdale Fishing Charter

Nice picture of a Cuda caught sportfishing in Fort Lauderdale 

The Big Game sportfishing boat caught a nice barracuda and a good sized dolphin today on the morning trip.  The morning was a little slow out there, but we managed to catch a couple good ones.  We started off kite fishing with some live baits and the action was slow.  After a while of sitting there with no action we had about a 12 pound dolphin swim up on us.  The mate fed the fish and came tight on him.  The dolphin jumped every which way but loose and he’s going to make a delicious dinner for Captain Johan, since the customer left the fish for him since he doesn’t eat fish.  After a little while of no more kite fishing action, we made a move and stopped at a shallow shipwreck where we put out some live baits.  We caught a really nice barracuda for the other guy on the boat, trophy sized one. 

Sportfishing in Fort Lauderdale 

The afternoon trip was a little better.  We started off trolling and caught a bonito and another dolphin fish, about an 8 pounder.  Later on we popped the kite up and got hooked into a huge sailfish.  The fish charged the boat and made some jumps directly at us.  He came completely out of the water 4 times and put on one helluva show for us.  We got the fish up to the boat and released him after the customers got some photos.  I hope they send me some pictures because I didn’t have my camera aboard today.  It was a good sportfishing trip this afternoon. 

Dolphin caught on a Fort Lauderdale drift fishing trip 

The drift boat had a good day too.  They got into some dolphin and caught a nice kingfish.  It wasn’t red hot fishing today out of Fort Lauderdale but it wasn’t terrible.  We did catch some nice fish and everybody that went out had a good time.  Fishing looks good tommorrow and with the east wind there should be some good fish around.  Sea you all out there.

About Captain Andy

My name is Paul Roydhouse. I've been fishing the waters off Fort Lauderdale almost every day of my life since I was 17 years old. It's been 40 years now, and I still love it. Fishing is the most fun thing to do in the whole wide world. It takes skill, but it's fun even if you don't have any skill. And anyone can pick up the basic skills of fishing pretty quick. It takes patience. Not on every fishing trip are the fish going to be jumping in the boat. You have to wait for the bite, sometime for an eternity and then be ready when it does hit. Fishing tests your wit, your patience, your resolve and sometimes your sanity. It's my favorite way to spend my day. As I have been for my entire life, I enjoy taking people fishing and using my skills to help them catch lots of fish.
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