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Excellent weather is on forecast for this weekend. Hope to see you!
A couple of small kings were perfect for the grill. Come out with us as the king bite is picking up.
The fronts have brought good fishing with catches from Mahi, Cobia, Kingfish, and Snapper. The oceans have calmed substantially and this upcoming week is expected to bring warm days and calmer seas. We hope to see you on one of our three daily trips!
Snappers, cobia, and kings were brought to the dock as the seas are starting to pick up fpr the oncoming front. The cobia weighed in at 27 lbs.
Kingfish, Cobia, and Mutton Snapper were around for the cold front last week. We hope to have you join us for any of our three daily trips. Please call our ship’s store at (561) 588-7612 for information or for reservations.
36.6 lb. Cobia caught this morning!!
Lee caught this beautiful 20 mahi mahi during Wednesday’s afternoon trip. Bonito, vermillion snapper, big lane snapper, red porgies triggerfish and some big king hits kept things lively.
VIP angler Lee bagged a limit of King Mackerel and a 48 pound Cobia while fishing during a morning trip near the end of May. He caught the cobia using a 12 pound spinning outfit while fishing for Yellow-tail Snapper. Another impressive catch Lee, keep up the good work!
Lady K mate Jeff gives a hand to help a junior angler display a nice Black-fin Tuna caught during a rainy May afternoon. Now is the time for anglers to try their luck at landing one of these hard fighting fish.
Night time anglers caught these nice King Mackerel and VIP angler Fredd was very happy to bring home a 49 pound Cobia caught on the 1st of June. There have been quite a few large fish hooked during the evening trips but beware of the hungry sharks looking to make an easy meal of your catch.
Another afternoon trip produced Cobia, King Mackerel, Yellow-tail Snapper and other bottom fish. The smiles say it all!
A June morning trip with Black-fin Tuna, King Mackerel and Cobia being the heavyweights of the trip. Other anglers also bagged Vermillion Snapper, Red Porgies and Gray Triggerfish.
VIP anglers Johnathan and Brandon show off their night-time Cobia. Other anglers brought home snapper and King Mackerel during the trip. With the summer heat preparing to come on full force, night fishing is the coolest trip and with the evening trip leaving at 6:30 pm, it makes fishing convenient for anglers after working all day.
Summer-time is just around the corner and the Lady K is sailing three trips daily. No reservations are needed. Tickets are sold in the new marina store, Bar Jack’s Fish Tales, your one stop shop for everything you will need while on your four-hour offshore excursion aboard the Lady K. Anglers can even have their catch cooked for lunch at the Kona Bay Cafe after a morning filled with sunshine and fresh ocean air. Gift cards are also available for Father’s Day, the perfect gift for the very special man in your life!
VIP angler Matthew caught this nice 35 pound King Mackerel while fishing during one of the Lady K’s evening trips. The fish hit a sardine fished on a knocker rig and put up a great battle before it was gaffed by the crew. King mackerel have been caught by anglers fishing during any of the Lady K’s three daily trips.
This afternoon trip saw anglers battling Cobia, Mahi Mahi, King Mackerel, Mutton Snapper and False Albacore through the trip. Anglers also had the opportunity to witness Bull Sharks cruising just under the vessel as they chased baitfish. There was plenty of action with quite a few big fish being chased and even eaten by the sharks. First time anglers also saw Green turtles, Loggerhead turtles and a giant Leatherback turtle.
Cobia, like those pictured above, continue to be taken during any of the Lady K’s three daily trips. Fish up to 50 pounds have been caught during the first half of May and should continue to move through the area into June. Many anglers are having great success catching Cobia by using knocker rigs baited with either sardines or goggle-eyes and fished just under the boat or while spooling the bottom for snapper.
Sailfish continue to be spotted free jumping around the Lady K and a few releases of these beautiful acrobatic fish have been made by anglers fishing during the morning and afternoon trips. Letting out plenty of line is key to hooking big fish like this
Anglers fishing during breezy conditions with the right mixture of current, Sargasso weed and flying fish around the area may have the opportunity to hook and land Mahi Mahi like these during the late spring and early summer months. With the extended daylight on the Lady K’s 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm trips, late afternoon Mahi Mahi and sailfish are always a possibility.
Don’t miss the action! Plan a trip today for four hours or make a full day of it. No reservations are needed, just come on down to the dock about a half hour early and purchase your tickets at Bar Jack’s Fish Tales Marina Store. Everything you need is included at one low price – bait, tackle, rods, reels, fishing license and ice for your fish or drinks stored in the ships coolers. This is an offshore experience the whole family can enjoy offering the opportunity to see marine life such as Whale Sharks, Sea Turtles, Porpoise, Bottle-nosed Dolphin, Manta ray, Manatee and a variety of marine birds. Tight lines and good fishing everyone!
