Fl-Keys Charterboat Fishing Report; Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna and Winter/Spring Rates

Florida Keys


Are we having a winter? Over the past couple weeks the wahoo fishing has been on fire! Up and down the reef from Key Largo to Key West the wahoo have been chewing, but with "summer class" weedlines & southeast wind we chose to chase Mahi Mahi & Blackfin Tuna over the holiday season. The Blackfin Tuna bite has been red hot for us early in the morning and late in the day.   Multiple hook ups and screaming tuna drags!


Check out the photos from our recent Mahi Mahi fishing trips (aka dolphin fishing trips) on our webpage: www.floridakeysfishin.com

In my opinion there is no better way to end a very successful day of offshore fishing in the Florida Keys than eating freshly caught Blackfin Tuna sashimi style while telling fish stories over an ice cold beverage shared with friends and family. Each Blackfin tuna, I fillet sashimi style for my clients. The local chefs absolutely love preparing fresh Black Fin Tuna loin straight off the boat for their customers. It is easy to prepare so most of my clients who staying at a resort or local hotel with a kitchen just cook it on their own or have it shipped back home.


"Wicked Tuna" Seared Blackfin Tuna served Sashimi Style

Using a sharp knife cut the wahoo fillets into manageable size loins. Cover the loins with your favorite spice rub or sesame seeds. Coat a large pan with vegetable oil or peanut oil. This will prevent the Blackfin Tuna loin from sticking to the pan. Sear the Blackfin Tuna loin over low to moderate heat until the outside Blackfin Tuna flesh is just slightly cooked. Take your time, it is very important not to over cook Blackfin Tuna.. The inner Blackfin Tuna meat should be slightly rare. When done, remove the Blackfin Tuna loins from the pan and chill them the fridge. After the Blackfin Tuna loin has chilled, bring out your inner sashimi chef and slice the loins into thin pieces. Serve with wasabi and soy sauce. 

Unlike other charterboats in the fleet, on windy days we give our customers the option of fishing the Gulf of Mexico. If your are prone to seasickness, then fishing the Gulf is for you. This time of year we are catching mackerals, mangrove snappers, sharks, seatrout, grouper, cobias, and tripletails.  Save hundreds of dollars by fishing aboard the "Good Karma" this winter/spring. Below are our current Florida Keys Charterboat rates.


Winter 2013
Florida Keys Fishing Rates
Gratuities are not included in the rates
We allow up to max. of 4 People

Full Day (8.5 Hours) $625.00
Offshore Trolling Dolphin, Kingfish, Tuna & Wahoo / Reef /Gulf of Mexico

3/4 Day (6.5 Hours) $550.00
Offshore Trolling Dolphin, Kingfish, Tuna & Wahoo/Reef /Gulf of Mexico

*1/2 Day (4.5 Hours) $450.00
*Nearshore Patch Reefs, Deep Reefline, Wreck, Florida Bay
We do not target Sailfish, Wahoo, Dolphin, or Tuna on this Trip

2-Day Fishing Vacation Package
$1025.00
Day 1: 8 Hours
Day 2: 6 Hours
Contact us for further details and availability
Captains Favorite
Offshore and Reef Combo
$550.00
6.5 Hours
Offshore Dolphin, Tuna, Wahoo Trolling & Reef

 
Tarpon AM/Dolphin PM TripsComing Soon
Contact us for details
Evening Shark & Snapper TripsContact us for Details and Availability
4 hours
$425.00
1.5 Hour Sunset Cruise
1-6 People
$150.00

3 Hour Ecotour
$300.00



Capt. Ryan
www.floridakeysfishin.com

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