Great weekend of fishing out of Ponce. The water clarity and temperature are ideal for both bottom fishing as well as trolling. King mackerel and bonitas are plenty at almost any depth. However if you want dinner there’s nothing better than bottom fishing. We have been doing great on trigger fish, red eye snapper, mangrove snapper and groupers. The deeper you are the better you’ll do, just have enough weight on your sinkers to hold bottom. Capt. Nick
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Ponce Inlet fishing has been excellent this season. We’ve had a large variety of species biting on the bottom. We caught record size trigger fish, mangrove snapper, red eyes and of course red snapper. Trolling has been a hit and miss but when they do bite its non stop. Mahi are still around and king mackerel have been consistent. Throw in a barracuda and bonita to the mix and your day has become full bending rods. Capt. Nick
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With the red snapper season being over we can finally have some fishing room on the Atlantic. Red snapper season however short is always a success. We only get 5 days in our area, every single boat that went out limited out in a matter of minutes. They are excellent fighting fish, will pretty much bite anything you give them, in the top 5 for edibility and look great in pictures. I feel they are overpopulated and they need to give us a longer season. Maybe next year. Capt. Nick
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Offshore fishing out of Ponce Inlet has been a bit challenging to say the least. Trolling has been slow so we are mostly bottom fishing. That never seems to disappoint. Red eye snapper, trigger fish, sea bass and of course your classic red snapper have been plenty. We target trigger fish specifically for their incredible eatability. Capt. Nick Searok Charters
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With the water temperature still in the mod 60’s fishing inside 20 mile is tough. Not much action on the troll. Only bite we were able to get was a couple kingfish. Bottom fishing however is still consistent. Due to the water still being cold the fish are lazy, you have to drop the bait right in from for them to get bit. Bluefish are everywhere however. Lots of fun catching them on a fly rod. Capt. Nick
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The wahoo bite is running long this season. They are not as thick as they were in February but given the right conditions you can still come home with dinner. The further you venture north into St. Augustine territory the better chance you have. We’ve had the best hook up with black and orange high speed lures. Mahi are also showing up early this year which should give us an exciting trolling season. Capt. Nick
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Our continued efforts to eliminate plastics from our oceans and waterways we are proud to show off our stainless steel canteens that every client will receive to use for the day and take home. We are doing our part to cut down on plastic waste and promote reusable resources. Capt. Nick
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Our fishing charters not only cater to those that want to try offshore fishing for the first time but we offer trips to seasonal pros for tournaments as well. Shared offshore trips are also an option for wahoo, dolphin, kingfish and sailfish tournaments. Everyone pays equal shares and split the payout accordingly, Please contact us for more details. Capt. Nick 386-624-1469
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The weather gave us a chance to head offshore Saturday for some trolling action. It did not disappoint. The PG’s are holding a decent amount of King Mackeral on the north side. Spoon of choice was black with purple flash and pink. Also pulled some ballyhoo rigged with green sea witch and got us a decent Mahi. Our winter days being able to head offshore in the Daytona Beach and New Smyrna Beach area is minimal due to high seas, but if we pick a day where we can go it’s worth it. Capt. Nick www.searokcharters.com
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With wahoo season right around the corner we’re making sure we are ready for battle. This is one the most anticipated times of year for fishing. Wahoo can not only swim 70 MPH and grow BIG but they’ll strip your reel of its line in a matter of seconds. Big reels, big rods heavy line and big lures are needed for these elusive predators. Not only are they fun to catch but they yield some of the best meat in the world. In my opinion wahoo is the best eating fish in the ocean. Let’s plan your offshore fishing adventure
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