Ft. Lauderdale Deep Sea Fishing Reports
Ft Lauderdale Offshore Fishing Report- June 2010
What can you expect from Ft. Lauderdale fishing in
June? Lots and lots of reeling!
Even though things are running a bit behind schedule
this year due to our “cool” (I use that term for those of you that live in
the cold) winter, soon the Florida sun will warm things and the King
Mackerel and Bonito will inhabit the reef in tremendous numbers. Within
weeks, fishing for Kingfish should take mere time to catch the allotted 2
per person limit. The only thing slowing down this process is the fact that
the Bonito, the only non-edible fish we keep, stealing the baits from the
Kings. The reef area becomes a mecca for these fish in the months of June,
July and August.
While trolling the reef area, you will also encounter
some Wahoo, possibly Dolphin if the water is clean and clear and of course,
the occasional summertime Sailfish, always a pleasant surprise when they
strike.
Further off shore from the reef area we will be
searching for Dolphin (Mahi-mahi). Usually found around floating debris and
weed lines that form, these fish are a blast to catch and great to eat.
Wahoo, Tuna and maybe a Blue Marlin? All possible in June…
Even further off our shore are the Swordfish grounds.
The light summer winds make Swordfishing, day or night, a great time of year
to try for these prized fish. It takes a full day of fishing to go for
these, but catching one can be very rewarding.
As the waters warm, sharks begin moving north. A few
remain but are seldom caught. The Amberjacks will be moving on though they
also leave a few behind. This means the deep wrecks and reefs will be open
for that occasional Grouper or large Snapper bite.
We’ll keep you informed with our daily blogs…
Captain Steve Souther
Ft Lauderdale fishing (offshore)
Contact:
www.all-inclusivesportfishing.com
Biz phone; 954-761-8202
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