The last day we had decent weather was Monday the 6th and it was on fire on the reefs! We caught mahi, kingfish and cobia. Slow trolling live bait or frozen minnows both worked fine. Add a king buster for a little color and you are good to go.

This week we will be back at it in search for the elusive Red snapper, stay tuned!

Sunday’s red snapper trip is in the books! We had ourselves a full limit with some studs and a few bonus variety snappers. Check us out all week, the weather looks good and the fishing looks better.

The Ocean Obsession which runs out of Sunrise Marina at Port Canaveral has done a great job of keeping their customers on the fish. There have been a number of different species caught like mangrove snapper, dolphin and cobia — to name a few. These are fun fish to catch and just as good to eat. The captain and crew work tirelessly to deliver good fishing and a fun time for everyone aboard. If you have been wanting to get offshore book your trip now.

Since it got windy last week, we finally got out there again yesterday and we’re back out there today. It seems like the bunker disappeared with the wind and we’re just going out with frozen minnows at this moment. Minnows with dusters worked just fine yesterday. It wasn’t on fire by any means, but we still had a slow pick of kingfish and a few cobia. 8A and Pelican is where we venture to and it produced just fine. It should turn back on here within the next couple of days now that the wind calms down.

We are finding pogies in the bite early. It’s been tough to get them but they are there. We have been catching them more up towards the tip. The reef is doing great with kingfish, we’ve had a consistent bite for a while now. There have been quite a few scattered cobia caught as well. Most of them are shorts. We have witnessed a handful of rays around too. It’s been exciting to have some mahi in the mix as well. Not a lot, but it’s always nice to bring one or two home. We haven’t bottom fished much at all, or chicken-rigged for that matter. I would expect another 3/4 weeks until that starts to really heat up.

Let the good times roll! Fired Up Charters has kept their customers busy catching quality fish and a number of different species as well. Kingfish, sailfish and cobia were the stars of the show this week!

Over the past couple of weeks, the Ocean Obsession has kept their customers happy catching a bunch of different fish out of Sunrise Marina at Port Canaveral. Cobia, Blackfin tuna, porgies, lane snapper and triggerfish are just some of the fish being caught. If you want to get offshore, this is a great way to go fishing with a fantastic captain and crew that will put you on some fish!

The fishing offshore has remained solid for the customers of Fired Up Charters over the last month. Slow trolling live bait on both Pelican and 8A have produced kingfish, sailfish, wahoo and mahi. There have even been some other species like cobia and even a rainbow runner make it in the cooler as well. These are fun hard fishing fish that taste great so if you’ve been wanting to give this a try, book your trip now.

Fired Up Charters put on an absolute clinic this week! Their customers have caught BIG kingfish, some random species like rainbow runner, and a HUGE 68 lb. wahoo. These are the drag screaming fish you love to catch while slow-trolling the reefs offshore. Book a trip with them now if you want to give this a try.

The Ocean Obsession out of Sunrise Marina in Port Canaveral has put their customers on some fun fishing lately. They have caught a mixed bag of different species such as mangrove snapper, triggerfish, dolphin and even a small tiger shark came to play. Fun times and some good eats to bring home. If you want to get offshore with this awesome captain and crew, book your trip now.

The kingfish bite has been very consistent slow trolling both live and dead baits on the reefs. Both Pelican and 8A have produced kingfish with a few mahi mixed in. There were some bonita caught this week too. Over the last month we have dealt with the summer thermocline but that seems to be coming to an end. We haven’t been bottom fishing much because of it but plan to get back to it sooner than later.

Kingfish, red snapper, cobia and dolphin were the main species caught this week. The fishing has been relatively consistent. Slow trolling live or dead baits on both 8A Reef and Pelican has proven to be the winning formula.