There has been a lot of action on the Fort Lauderdale reefs this week. Our sportfishing charter boat, the Big Game, has been coming back to the dock with an abundance of kingfish on most trips. Kingfish are migrating now, in 80'-120' of water and are biting just about everything: strip baits, ballyhoo, spoons, sardines. The good thing is that catching everyone at least a few fish on our charters has been quite easy for us. Along with the kingfish, there have been some bonitos, barracuda and sometimes tuna.

Caption contest, and any variation of “So, is that a barracuda in your pants, or are you just happy to see me?” results in immediate disqualification.

Some kind of valuable prize awaits the winner.

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Usually our summer fishing consists of Bonito, Barracuda and the occassional King Mackerel, however this summer has been one for the records. Cobia, King Mackerel and Sailfsih with the occassional Dolphin has made anglers smile from ear to ear. (Read more)

With yellowtail, bonito, calico bass and barracuda fishing all going strong inshore, local surf fishing will heat up this week with the first grunion run of the season starting ...

Throughout this range of wind conditions, the one constant has been that there have been sailfish on most every trip. Throw in some dolphin ranging from schoolie size up to 30 pounds and a sprinkling of kingfish and the fishing has been good. Besides the fish mentioned above, we've had visits from mutton snapper, bonito, barracuda and a 6 foot hammerhead shark. (Read more)

As a recreational diver, you learn not to interfere with conch piled into a heap. As tempting as the beautiful seashells and as succulent and healthy as the meat might be, someone or something heaped them up: leave them alone.