The reef was alive yesterday!  We caught snapper grouper, mackeral, amberjacks,triggerfish, surgeonfish, houndfish, and blue runners.  We had some trouble fighting the wind and current which were against each other, and some porpoise were feeding on our hooked up snapper, but we still did manage a limit of nice yellowtail and mangrove snapper.

What another beautiful day on the water!!  It did not get hot until we got back to the dock and were filleting the bounty!  We had a great time on the flag yellowtails right on up to 24 inches. The first fish of the day was on Lynn's first cast, and she boated a seven pound black grouper to start the day off right. The day continued with large yellowtails and a mutton snapper. Nice job folks!

What a wonderful morning yesterday.  Some cloud cover and a nice breeze brought us pleasant conditions to limit the boat out on mangrove, mutton, and yellowtail snapper. We also caught and released several mackeral. For our viewing pleasure, we had two pairs of mother and calf  dolphin frolicking around the boat most of the morning!!!!

Well, our first cold front of the year is here!!!!  It was greatly anticipated, should make the reef come more alive, and have the grouper start moving in and around!!!!

Well we fished in deeper water today, had some hits, but all small fish. worked our way into shallow water, and limited out on yellowtail rapidly. Anxiously awaiting our first cold front this weekend........

Well,The Holiday weeknds fishing was fantastic.  Sat morning we had some flag yellowtails up quickly, than they died off and we moved around to complete the box with a limit of yellowtails. Sun morning we caugt yellowtail up to six pounds, with several over 25 inches in length. Throw in an eigt pound mutton snapper, and all the cero mackeral you wanted, for a wonderful morning.

Went out in the bay yesterday, and had some fantastic fishing for snapper!!!  We cuaght yellowtail, mangrove and lane snappers.  We also caught and released several small Goliath Grouper, and just enjoyed a pleasant day with a west wind and rain.

Well yesterday's reef fishing was more typical of a summer day.  It was stifling hot, Crystal clear water, no current, and very slow fishing.  Ariel did enjoy her first fishing trip though, and her and Zeke did not get sick.  Yeah!!!

We went offshore yesterday, it was a very nice day out there weatherwise and fishing wise. Caught a mess of dolphin, and held onto a sailfish for about 20 minutes on 12# test!!!

Yesterday it wasn't quite as easy to limit out on snappers, we had to work very hard for them. The current was not the most oppertune, but we managed to put together a nice bunch of yellowtail, mangrove, muttons, and lane snappers.

Stiil more of the same fishing we have had all week, Mutton snappers, mangrove snappers, and yellowtail snappers. Another fast and furious morning!!!

Yesterday was just another replica of the same, we had a limit of snapper on the reef rapidly, and came in out of the heat early!

This is perfect weather, not hot, not windy and the fishing was again fantastic on the reef. An abundance of yellowtail and mangrove snappers.

yesterday was much of the same as it has been.  The reef is just alive with fish. Even in the crystal clear water, we caught mangrove, muttons , and yellowtail snappers.

Another fantastic day on the reef.  All the yellowtail and mangrove snapper that you wanted.  We had a couple of short grouper and mutton snappers also, and some cero mackeral.

yesterday morning we went to the reef and found not much current.  moved around a little bit and finally anchored on some aggressive yellowtail and mangrove snappers. after catching a limit we decided to travel offshore in search of some dolphin. We had a medical issue on board, so those plans were thwarted, and we decided to come on in.  On the way home we found a floating tree, which had about  an eight pound tripletail on it,  That triple tail is probably ten pounds now, after eating three live ballyhoo, two whole dead ballyhoo, and a dozen of our shrimp, it was able to swim away! Just wasn't meant to be caught yesterday.........

We went offshore yesterday, and it was just a beautiful day. We caught several dolphin, the largest about 18 pounds, and a few tripletail.  There were dolphin all over out there, but I had trouble getting them to bite, even with live baits.  We could get the schools up to the boat, but than only pick one or two dolphin.  Luckily, we found a bunch of schools!!!

Yesterday fishing trip was a success!!! Rico celebrated his 39 (?) birthday with a limit of Mangrove, mutton, and yellowtail snapper.  He also landed an eight pound grouper, so what a dilemna, what to have for dinner........Happy Birthday and great job!!!!

Yesterday was another fantastic morning of reef fishing.  Another limit of snappers, with mangroves up to five pounds.  Most Enjoyable!!!

Well yesterday morning there was little current, than current screaming up the anchorline. we were covered up with small snappers, a few large ones mixed in. we caught a bunch of large cero mackeral, and several Goliath Grouper also.  No shortage of them, unfortunately......

Yesterday there were yellowtails and mangrove snapper in the chumslick.  Than we started to have human chum, and we just decided to come home early.

We went offshore yesterday and had a pretty boat ride. Did not find anything to fish. Stopped on the reef on the way in and caught several dinners, all yellowtail snapper.  Chris's "unlucky" shirt will probably not be worn again out on the boat!!!

We tried to go offshore yesterday, but the squalls that were supposed to pass hung on top of us all morning.  we hung out on the reef catching yellowtail and mangrove, until the lightening turned menacing, than we raced for home. Wet and cold, almost with a limit of snapper.

We went offshore yesterday, and had a beautiful day.  We found lots of dolphin, all in the ten to fifteen pound range, with the largest being about 20 pounds.