A long night
Baits go deep on electric reels with glow sticks. Bites can take hours, and a fight can run an hour or more. Your group takes turns on the rod.
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A night about 30 miles offshore on a 55 foot Hatteras, with glow sticks on baits fished deep for a broadbill. Electric reels do the deep work, and real beds let you rest between bites. $3,500.

Swordfish live in serious water, more than a quarter mile down along the edges of the Gulf Stream, so swordfish fishing here is an expedition. You run roughly 30 miles offshore. Baits rigged with glow sticks go down deep on electric reels. Then comes the long, tense wait for the rod to load up.
The 55 foot Hatteras keeps it comfortable: air conditioned cabin, real beds and a kitchen. You rest while the crew fishes, and they wake you when it matters. A broadbill boatside under the boat lights at 3 am is the story you tell for years.
Yes, if you want a fish of a lifetime or a night you will talk about for years. No experience needed. Six guests max, so book early.
$3,500 Overnight, about 30 miles out
Baits go deep on electric reels with glow sticks. Bites can take hours, and a fight can run an hour or more. Your group takes turns on the rod.
The 55 foot Hatteras has an air conditioned cabin and real beds, so you rest while the crew fishes.
Nobody can promise a swordfish. You get a full night in the right water with the right gear, and a bite at 3 am you will talk about for years.



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Roughly 30 miles off Islamorada, into the deep water along the Gulf Stream edge where broadbill feed.
No. Electric reels handle the quarter mile of line, and the crew coaches you through every step. Bring patience and a sense of fun; the crew brings the know-how.
Everything the day trips include, plus a bunk for you: captain, mate, all tackle, bait, licenses and ice. You can add catered meals.