
Sailfish
Winter jumpers on the edge, caught and released.
4.6 on Google, 11 reviews
April brings the first mahi of the year, with calmer seas and tuna on the humps. Three-quarter or full day, from $1,975.

April is when the offshore report says mahi again. The day starts on the current lines, where the early pushes ride. The schools run smaller than summer's parade, but your first gaffer of the year has a taste all its own.
You still get winter's extras: blackfin schooling the humps, straggler sailfish tailing down the edge, and yellowtail coming alive on the reef as the water warms. Seas average kinder than any month before it.
April might be your best value of the year: high-season variety, shoulder-season dates, and weather that is easy on you.
Everything you can fish for in April, from the reef to the blue water. Tap a fish for how it is caught and which trip fits.

Winter jumpers on the edge, caught and released.

Bright, acrobatic and great to eat. Spring through summer.

Hard pullers on the humps, all year.

The overnight trophy, fished deep after dark.

A prized eater from the reef and channels.

Steady bites on the reef and the best fish tacos.

Sunset fights on heavy tackle, every one released.
From $1,975 Three-quarter or full day, up to 6 guests
Questions first? Call or text (954) 326-7360
Yes, the first pushes. The bite builds through the month, and by late April the weed lines start meaning something.
A three-quarter day covers the warming edge and leaves time to hunt current lines for the early mahi.
One of the friendliest months: warming, drying, and calming, before summer's afternoon storm clockwork arrives.

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