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Avril fished with her family during a calm morning trip aboard the Lady K and caught this nice 32 pound King Mackerel and released a seven foot Sandbar Shark. Other anglers also caught Vermillion Snapper, King Mackerel and False Albacore. The afternoon trips have been nice a cool with nice seabreezes creating the perfect drifts for anglers in search of King Mackerel, Mutton and Yellow-tail Snapper and even an occasional African Pompano or Cero Mackerel showing up along the reef.
Fred’s big Mutton Snapper came up during an afternoon trip. The fish ate a sardine spooled on the bottom in 120 feet of water. Anglers new to fishing will learn how to fish for and catch nice fish like these with a little coaching from our experienced captains and mates. Night fishing has also been doing well with King Mackerel, Lane Snapper, Gray Snapper, Yellowtail Snapper and an occasional Sailfish just before dark.
Bar Jack Fishing is currently taking reservations and will also honor all coupons from any of the local competitive fishing vessels. A common question is which is the best trip to go on? For anglers who enjoy calm seas and the warmth of the Florida sun, a morning trip will surely fit the bill. The afternoon trips are much cooler with a sea breeze in your face as you fish the shady side of the boat in search of snapper. Our night time trips offer some spectacular sunsets and surprising catches. Hook into a good time and book a trip today aboard the Lady K.
Nice Mutton Snappers like these continue to be caught aboard the Lady K during all three of her daily trips. Fish up to eight pounds have been caught this past week by anglers “spooling” the bottom with sardines or by bouncing jigs tipped with sardines along the bottom.
Yellow-tail Snapper up to 4 pounds have also been taken by anglers using light spinning tackle in conjunction with jigs or boat rods while using cut sardines. Some anglers have also been catching Yellow-tails while fishing small jig heads tipped with fresh or live shrimp. The afternoon thunder storms have been increasing the snapper bite with overcast conditions which helps to obscure the snappers keen eyesight.
Night fishing has been producing Mangrove, Lane, Mutton and Yellow-tail Snapper along with an occasional King Mackerel. Most of the Yellow-tails are being caught before the sun sets then anglers switch over for the larger snapper found along the reefs at night. The Mutton and Mangrove Snapper in the photo above weighed in at just over six pounds each. Lane snappers have been feeding on sardine chunks and by anglers using multiple silver-sides on a small circle hook.
What are you waiting for? The summer’s hot but the fishing is starting to get hotter. Plan your trip today aboard the Lady K for your four hour get-away.
The 2011 fishing season has started with plenty of Sailfish releases, good bottom fish action and when conditions are right anglers have been landing King Mackerel along with schoolie sized Mahi Mahi.
VIP angler Norman does battle with an Atlantic Sailfish while our mate Rich does a little coaching during a beautiful January morning………………….
Sailfish put on a great acrobatic show when hooked and cameras should always be ready when the words “Sail On” are heard aboard the Lady K…
These young anglers had a great time building memories as they caught large Gray Triggerfish and Porgies to bring home for dinner while bottom fishing……………………..
It’s back-breaking work when battling a Greater Amberjack while fishing around one of the many local artificial reefs – then you have to hoist it up for a photo too……………..
The breezy days have allowed some anglers the chance to jig up some King Mackerel. While most of the Kings are averaging around five to seven pounds, fish to 20 plus pounds are also being taken in the mix…………………
VIP angler John waited until the last-minute of the last drift to hook and land his large King Mackerel during a recent afternoon trip……………
Get hooked on a great time aboard the Lady K. Our experienced crews will help you every step of the way during your offshore adventure. BarJack Fishing supplies every thing you need for fishing – fishing license, bait, tackle, rods and reels. Anglers are always welcome to bring their own equipment. The only items you need to bring are drinks, snacks, a camera, friends, family and yourself. Anglers fishing aboard the Lady K can also receive a discounted lunch to bring on the boat from the Kona Bay Cafe by ordering through the tackle shop located right at the dock. So don’t delay and plan a fishing trip today!
