Head offshore from Fort Lauderdale on a 32-foot Contender set up for the day’s bite. Fish Gulf Stream waters with a captain and mate handling the tackle and bait.
- Target sailfish, mahi, tuna, wahoo, kingfish, and marlin with techniques matched to the day’s conditions
- Explore waters 3–20 miles offshore, including Gulf Stream edges, reefs, and wrecks
- Fish from a 32-foot Contender powered by twin Yamaha 300 outboards
- Bring home keeper fish cleaned and bagged at the dock
- Use trolling, kite fishing, drifting, or jigging techniques
What's Included
- Tackle and rigged rods and reels
- Live and dead bait
- Ice chests
- Florida saltwater fishing licenses
- Catch cleaning and bagging
Know before you go
- Open-ocean swell and chop are normal, even when forecasts are calm
- If you are prone to motion sickness, take medication the night before and the morning of departure
- Departures are early and may be before sunrise
- Expect solo fish fights to last 15–45 minutes
- Bring layers for cool Gulf Stream mornings at speed
- Bring sun protection, soft-soled shoes, food, and a camera