
Sailfish
Winter jumpers on the edge, caught and released.
4.6 on Google, 11 reviews
February keeps the sailfish coming on the reef edge, with kingfish and mackerel steady between fronts. A three-quarter day gives you time for both, $1,975.

February keeps January's promise. Sailfish stay the target, and on the right post-front afternoon, you can watch free-jumping billfish all around the boat.
Inside the edge it is a mackerel month: kings on the color changes and ceros over the patches, so your younger crew stays busy while the kites soak. The wrecks fish heavy with amberjack, and cobia ride the rays across the patches.
Outside the holiday weeks, February weekdays are some of high season's easiest bookings. Same fish as the peak weeks, fewer boats on your spots.
Everything you can fish for in February, 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.

Blistering runs off the reef edge, best on fall and winter moons.

Hard pullers on the humps, all year.

The overnight trophy, fished deep after dark.

Smoking runs along the reef edge in winter.

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.
$1,975 Deep sea three-quarter day
Questions first? Call or text (954) 326-7360
Yes. February sits inside the winter peak, and post-front days are the ones to chase.
Fronts bring some windy days, but you fish the calm windows between them, and those are outstanding. The 55 foot Hatteras handles winter chop with ease.
Yes. The mackerel bite makes it a sneaky-good family month: constant action inside, big-game drama outside.

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