
Mahi mahi
Bright, acrobatic and great to eat. Spring through summer.
4.6 on Google, 11 reviews
July runs on two trips: the 7 am trip for mahi on calm morning water, and the 5 pm trip for sharks. Three-quarter day from $1,975, evening shark trip $1,000.

July keeps the mahi coming, and a morning start beats both the heat and the afternoon thunderheads. The mahi run a little smaller than June's, and the action stays steady on the calm ocean you get early.
The evening shark trip is at its best: you watch blacktips and bulls prowl the edges as the light goes.
The two-day sport lobster season lands in late July, and the whole state drives south for it. You want your boat and room booked far ahead that week, or come the week after when the water empties out.
Everything you can fish for in July, 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.

Short, heavy fights in the rocks during the FWC season.

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
Mornings are pleasant on the water: the 7 am start puts you on fish in the calmest hours, and the captain watches the afternoon storms for you.
A two-day sport season in late July. It is the busiest boating week of summer; plan around it or well ahead of it.
Yes. The 5 pm shark trip is a July favorite, and the sunset cruise on the Toon ($575) ends the day on the water.

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