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.
Wahooooooo
Brandon (l) gets a helping hand from mate Joe while displaying his 55 pound Wahoo. Brandon caught the fish while drifting fishing with a standard drift rig and using a sardine for bait on his own 30 pound test outfit. The fish put up an impressive 25 minute battle before being succumbed to the gaff. While Wahoo are …
Tuna Tango
Anglers fishing aboard the Lady K this past weekend have enjoyed battling Black-fin Tuna while drifting dead sardines. The Tuna have been ranging anywhere between 6 to 40 pounds and can show up during any one of the Lady K’s three daily trips. The Black-fin Tuna will often hit the bait hard and make a …
February Mixed Bag Fishing
Some nice Cobia have been coming aboard the this week like the 28 pound fish VIP angler Robert is holding up. The fish just narrowly missed becoming a shark dinner unlike Rob’s second Cobia. Nice catch Rob, glad you had a wonderful trip! King Mackerel are still coming through the area. Although many of the …
Catches of the Week
Decembers here in South Florida are generally known for their mild weather and calm conditions on the water. This year has been quite out of the normal for weather patterns and the proof has been in the fishing. The windy conditions have really stirred things up, offering those anglers who are willing to brave choppy …
Never Trade Luck for Skill
Oh what a night….. Anglers Rob (l), Paul (r) and Mark (c) display some of the nice snapper brought aboard the Lady K during a night trip. The fish really fired up right after a heavy downpour with a spectacular light show. Mangrove snapper to six pounds, Mutton snapper to four pounds and some …
Big Surf with Beautiful Fish Beyond
  A flat ocean beckons beyond the raging surf at the Boynton Inlet during sunrise. The captains wait for the sets of large swells to come through before plowing forward to the fishing grounds.  This beautifully lit up sailfish was only about 36 inches and ate a sardine as it was being reeled in to …