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Fishing during some of the coldest days this January have led to good catches of Mahi Mahi, Kingfish, Mutton Snapper and some nice Wahoo action.
This 50 pound Wahoo was landed during an afternoon trip. The fish ate a triple hooked sardine while drifting and is a fish any angler would be proud of!
This 45 pound wahoo also ate a dead drifted sardine just after the full moon phase and a cold front. One of the joys that fishing brings is the uncertainty of what you may catch and the Lady K is your affordable means to get you there!
Big bull Dolphin can be caught when the conditions are right. This 30 pound bull was caught during a recent rainy December day preceeding a cold front.
Dolphin can also be caught during the colder days after the cold fronts and are always welcomed home for dinner.
No matter the weather conditions…………………………..
You can have a great day aboard the Lady K! The crews wish everyone a very happy and safe Holiday season!
Albert displays a nice wahoo caught aboard the Lady K. Wahoo typically feed the week before and week after the full moon cycles.
Weehoo! A baby wahoo released to fight another day, hopefully, aboard the Lady K.
Some trips come back as variety packs, such as the one pictured above, containing catches of Mutton Snapper, Kingfish, Mahi mahi and Wahoo. All of these were caught while using dead drifted sardines, supplied by Barjack Fishing when you fish aboard the Lady K. Captain John and Andrew did an excellent job!
Their are still a few kingfish around along with tasty Mutton Snapper and Mahi mahi. Our experinced crews not only help you land your fish but can also help you prepare your catch for the dinner table. There’s nothing more rewarding then catching your own fresh seafood!
Overcast mornings have been producing nice fish like the one above along with grouper, snapper, cobia and other assorted reef fish. Come on out now. The crowds are lite and the fish are biting!
Although night-time catches consist mainly of kingfish and grunts, the occasional cobia or mutton snapper can be a nice surprise for patient anglers.
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.
The great May fishing continues aboard the Lady K for anglers fishing both top water and bottom. The King mackerel (Kingfish) have been thick during the morning bite with most trips meeting their limit of two fish per person. Many of the fish are averaging around 10 to 12 pounds although the Lady K has boated fish to 40 pounds this past week.
Along with the schools of King mackerel are False Albacore (Bonito) and some large Black-fin Tuna. Tuna to 35 pounds have been taken by anglers fishing the standard knocker rig aboard the Lady K and setting their lines far out beyond the Bonito schools.
Cobia are also being caught with fish up to 40 pounds being taken by anglers who are able to get their baits below the kingfish and bonito. Cobia is an excellent eating fish which sports a very white and firm meat. The cobia have been taken during both the morning and afternoon trips on a regular basis.
Yellow-tail and Mutton Snapper are also in the mix of fish being caught on the Lady K. Anglers who wish to target these fish should use a sliding sinker rig and learn to “spool” the bottom. Attach a small, light wire leader to help prevent cut-offs from kingfish and losing a small fortune in hooks.
These lucky anglers caught Cobia, Kingfish and a 35 pound Black-fin Tuna during a recent 8am to 12pm morning trip. Everything you need for your offshore fishing adventure is included at an economical cost. No reservations required. No experience is required either, our crews have over 100 years of local angling knowledge and are more than willing to teach you how to catch fish. Come join us for a fun filled day aboard the Lady K!
