Southeast Region

April 24, 2013 The views across the water from the sunny beaches of Fort Lauderdale, Florida have been those of the Lady Pamela II sportfishing fleet trolling the reefs for game fish. This morning Captain Darin and Justin had good luck aboard the Lady Pamela II, trolling up a mix of blackfin tunas and kingfish. They also boated a nice mahi-mahi around 30 lbs. That was a pretty good catch considering ...full report

April 7, 2013 Yesterday the Lady Pamela II sportfishing boat turned up the heat on springtime sharkfishing, hooking up a huge hammerhead shark and a big bullshark in three hundred feet of water, offshore Fort Lauderdale. These bruisers could not resist the fresh bluefish, kingfish and bonito we were using for bait. When our anglers got the hammerhead behind the boat even the mate was awed. He said ...full report

A lot of great action the past couple days fishing in Fort Lauderdale. As to be expected in Spring, the wreck are holding some really nice fish. Groupers and Jacks are biting really good, in fact when they are really turned on, you can’t even get a bait fully down to the bottom before it gets eaten. Every Spring, amberjacks, groupers, cobia, barracuda, sharks and other game fish, congregate on ...full report

Today fishing with Chaos Fishing Adventures our 4 hr excursion took place in Stuart, FL (www.chaosfishingcharters.com). For those of you who are familiar with Stuart, many consider it the sailfish capital of the world. Well let me tell about Florida's best kept secret, it is really the Snook capital of the World! Spring time fishing in Stuart, FL is world class, and here is why. Leaving the ...full report

Ft Lauderdale fishing November 14, 15, 16, 2012 Fishing Fort Lauderdale The last three days the weather has been mild, with temperatures in the low 60’s, and moderate winds out of the northeast. The bit of chop and swell resulting from the northeast wind has produced some great fishing. We have caught a few sailfish trolling on fresh mullet strips, prepared from some of the mullet we’ve ...full report

4- to 6-foot seas on the way to the fishing grounds makes for a rough trip. Capt. Ken advised me it would lay down before we would leave for home. It slowed down to 2 to 4 later. Capt. Ken knows his stuff. The first drop yielded many, many Blue Runners. Plenty of action at least. When we reached the next drop, it was slow picking and many short yellowtails. Capt. Ken said lines up for a move to the ...full report

Largemouth are bite are in the 3-5 lb. range. All along the cannal, the bass are hitting plastics, suspending jerk baits and jiggs. If you like fishing with live shinners, make a stop at coppers town and get some. Or even Dade Corners have live bait.Those two shops are on Tammiami Trail. ...full report