It seems that there is no substitute for time on the water when it comes to good fishing! This colossal 7 3/4 pd Mutton Snapper caught on the morning trip went well on the dinner plate for Teddy this night. 
A mighty Mutton Snapper caught at the hands of Zack is seen here.
July is turning out to be calm seas and excellent fishing. On this morning trip, big Kingfish and Mutton Snapper were brought back to the docks.
Although night-time catches consist mainly of kingfish and grunts, the occasional cobia or mutton snapper can be a nice surprise for patient anglers.
The following dates are scheduled for private charters. Please plan accordingly and we are sorry for the inconvenience.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
1:00pm to 5:00pm
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
8:00am to 12:00pm
A proud couple show off their first Cobia caught aboard the Lady K last week. The fish ate a dead sardine hooked onto a knocker rig. Cobia are still around and can be caught when drifting over the schools sharks during the summer. The fishing has been switching gears into summer-time snapper and bonito bites now that the king mackerel have continued on with their northerly migration.
Yellow-tail and mutton snapper have been feeding over the outer reefs along with a few nice Mangrove and Lane snapper being caught along the inside reef line. Best bet for catching snapper is by using a sliding sinker rig and sardines for bait, although many lucky anglers have also been catching mutton snapper to five pounds using knocker rigs.
Summer-time Sailfish are still around like the one above and below who was caught and released by Casey Gravy of Knoxville, Tenn. The fish hit a sardine just a few feet from the boat and put on a great show for everyone aboard the Lady K.
The Lady K has also brought in a nice Black-fin Tuna this week along with plenty of triggerfish, filefish, schoolie sized mahi mahi and assorted jacks. When planning your offshore excursion this summer, be sure to bring plenty of drinks and sunblock, we’ll supply everything else you’ll need to catch fish. Make it a day aboard the Lady K!
Teddy V. battles the beast and comes up victorious. He has been promoted from bilge rat to bilge mouse.
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A collosal 36 lb Cobia caught on last nights trip. Consistent bites at night and small crowds have made night trips a great venue for all!
Wednesday night turned out to be excellent fishing with King Mackerel, Cobia, and Mutton Snapper as a catch.
Anglers both large and small admire their catch of kings and bonito after a recent morning trip aboard the Lady K.
This large Ocean Tally is a rare and very tasty treat which was caught during a recent afternoon trip last week aboard the Lady K. We never know what’s going to show up along the rail during our trips.
This lucky lady angler gets a helping hand from her proud boyfriend as he holds up her 38 pound kingfish after a night trip aboard the Lady K.
This 28 pound Black-fin Tuna ate a triple-hooked sardine right at sunset in 115 feet of water. Be prepared for a work-out when battling these hard fighting fish.
