
Mahi mahi
Bright, acrobatic and great to eat. Spring through summer.
4.6 on Google, 11 reviews
August is swordfish month, with some of the calmest seas of the year for a night offshore. The overnight trip runs about 30 miles out, $3,500.

August seas run flat, and flat changes the math. A long run no longer costs you comfort, so August points at the deep: the deep drops, and above all the swordfish grounds 30 miles out.
The overnight was built for August: settled weather, warm nights, and broadbill feeding up the water column in the dark. In daylight, you still find mahi on the scattered weed inshore of all that.
The captains watch the tropics every day, and you hear early if weather moves in. Crowds thin after mid-month, so prime dates open up.
Everything you can fish for in August, from the reef to the blue water. Tap a fish for how it is caught and which trip fits.

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

Hard pullers on the humps, all year.

Blue and white marlin offshore in the warm months.

The overnight trophy, fished deep after dark.

The reef donkey. Pure pulling power on the wrecks.

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.
$3,500 Overnight swordfish trip
Questions first? Call or text (954) 326-7360
Settled seas make the 30-mile overnight run comfortable, and summer nights find broadbill feeding shallower in the column.
The captain makes the call and you hear early. Your safety and comfort come first. Call or text (954) 326-7360 to sort out your date.
Mahi ease off from the June peak, and August weed lines still produce steady fish on a morning trip.

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