It has been a great summer of fishing in Clearwater so far this season. The Permit have been biting good on our 3/4 and full day charters on the offshore wrecks. These fish are prized for their hard fight and god eating firm white meat. Regarded as a trophy fish, Permit can be difficult to…
Our deep sea charters have been getting into some solid Red Snapper and Grouper action on our 10 and 12 hour trips. The 8 hour charters have also been getting into some Snapper and Grouper, plenty of keepers on all of these trips but the biggest fish on the longer ones, mainly a direct correlation…
The Gulf American Red Snapper opening day is next week, June1st. This season will remain open through the end of July. The deep sea fishing offshore of the Clearwater area has been phenomenal the past 10 years for ARS, Grouper and various other species. This year should be no exception and we are expecting good…
Winter fishing is in full swing in the Clearwater Florida area. Although our winters are by no means considered harsh, it does get chilly. Water temperatures have dipped into the low 60’s which happens to be perfect for targeting Hogfish and other snapper. Amberjack also seem to like the cooler water, and are a great…
With a new year upon us it often means seasonal closures for certain species and openings for others. Most notably Red Grouper, Hogfish, Mangrove Snapper, Lane Snapper and more are open while Gag Grouper has closed. With our deep sea fishing charters that want to bring home meat we have been recommending our full day…
It’s been a relatively cold winter so far here in Clearwater Beach. Water temperatures have dipped into the high 50’s, which is cold for this area. The deep sea fishing actually gets better with the colder water as many of our target species move closer towards shore. These include Hogfish, Gag Grouper, Red Grouper, Mangrove…
Had a great week of fishing with plenty of Hogfish, grouper and a very good Mangrove snapper bite! Downsizing in tackle was the key for our charters to load up on these tase fish. Of course t’is a fine line between going too light and breaking off fish or going too heavy and not getting…