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Ready for some serious rod-bending action just off the coast of Boca? This 4-hour offshore trip is your ticket to hooking into some of South Florida's most sought-after gamefish. We'll be targeting the hard-fighting trio of King Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, and Little Tunny, with a chance at bonus species like Wahoo and Sailfish. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the offshore game, our experienced captain will put you on the fish and make sure you're in for a productive day on the water.
We'll push off from Boca Raton Inlet and make a beeline for the productive offshore grounds. The beauty of fishing these waters is the variety - one minute you might be battling a screaming King Mackerel, the next you could be hooked up with a acrobatic Mahi. Our captain knows these waters like the back of their hand, so we'll hit the prime spots where the fish are biting. You'll be using top-notch gear, and the crew will be there to offer tips and help you land that trophy catch. Don't forget to bring some snacks and drinks to keep your energy up - trust me, you'll need it when that reel starts singing!
On this trip, we'll be employing a mix of trolling and live bait fishing to maximize our chances. We'll start by setting out a spread of lures and baits behind the boat, perfect for enticing those speedy pelagics like Mackerel and Tuna. If we mark some fish on the sonar or spot a weedline, we might switch to live bait tactics. Nothing gets a big Mahi fired up like a frisky live bait! The captain will walk you through each technique, so even if you're new to offshore fishing, you'll be hauling in fish like a pro in no time. And hey, if we're lucky enough to spot a sailfish, get ready for the thrill of your life as we pitch a bait and watch that bill light up!
The fishing has been on fire lately off Boca. We've been seeing some monster King Mackerel in the 30-40 pound range, putting up epic fights and making for some great fish stories. The Mahi bite has been consistent too, with plenty of "schoolie" sized fish perfect for the grill, and the occasional trophy bull over 20 pounds. As for the Little Tunny (we call 'em "Bonito" down here), these pocket rockets have been thick, providing non-stop action when we find a school. It's not uncommon for anglers to leave with sore arms and big smiles after tangling with these hard-fighters all afternoon.
King Mackerel: These sleek predators are the speed demons of the sea. Known for blistering runs that'll have your drag screaming, Kings are a blast to catch. They typically range from 10-30 pounds, but we see some real monsters pushing 50+ pounds at times. Spring and fall are peak seasons, but we catch them year-round. When a King skyrockets on a bait, it's a sight you won't forget!
Mahi Mahi: Also called Dorado or Dolphinfish, these are the acrobats of the offshore world. Mahi are known for their stunning colors - electric blues, greens, and yellows that seem to shift as they fight. They're incredible jumpers, often clearing the water multiple times during a fight. We catch them year-round, with the best action from April through September. Not only are they fun to catch, but they're also delicious - perfect for a fresh fish dinner after your trip.
Little Tunny: Don't let the "Little" in their name fool you - these fish punch well above their weight class. Also called False Albacore or Bonito, they're like mini torpedoes, capable of scorching runs and dogged fights. They typically range from 5-15 pounds and often travel in large schools. When we find a feeding frenzy of Little Tunny, it's non-stop action that'll test your stamina. They're most abundant in the warmer months but can be caught year-round off Boca.
There's something special about fishing these waters off Boca. Maybe it's the thrill of never knowing what might grab your line next - a lightning-fast Wahoo, a brutish Grouper, or even a majestic Sailfish. Or perhaps it's the satisfaction of bringing home a cooler full of fresh fish for the family. Our trips are designed to be both productive and enjoyable, whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time offshore. The captain's expertise, combined with the quality of the fishing grounds, means you're in for a top-notch experience every time you step aboard.
If you're itching to bend a rod and feel that offshore rush, this Boca Raton half-day trip is calling your name. With a max of 3 guests, you'll get plenty of personal attention and time on the rods. Remember to pack some sun protection, snacks, and a camera - you'll want to capture the moment you land that trophy fish. Whether you're a local looking for a quick fishing fix or a visitor wanting to experience the best of South Florida's offshore action, this trip delivers. The fish are biting, the boat is ready, and the only thing missing is you. So what are you waiting for? Book your spot now and get ready for an afternoon of rod-bending, drag-screaming action off the beautiful coast of Boca Raton!
King Mackerel are a prized catch off Boca Raton, typically weighing 15-30 pounds but some monsters can hit 90+. These speedsters are often found in 40-150 foot depths, cruising near structures and drop-offs. They're most active in warmer months when water temps are 68-84°F. Anglers love Kings for their blistering runs and acrobatic leaps - they'll really test your gear and skills. Their rich, oily meat makes great smoked fish dip too. To boost your chances, try slow-trolling live blue runners or mullet on a stinger rig. Keep an eye out for diving birds, which often signal Kings feeding on bait schools below. Just watch those teeth when you're handling them - they're razor sharp!

Little Tunny, also called false albacore or bonita, are small but mighty fighters. These torpedo-shaped tuna usually run 5-12 pounds and school up near the surface. You'll often find them busting bait in inlets, around jetties, and just offshore. Spring and fall are prime seasons when water temps are right. Pound for pound, they're some of the hardest fighting fish out there - get ready for blistering runs that'll test your light tackle. While not the best eating, they make great cut bait for bigger predators. To hook up, look for birds diving or fish skyrocketing on bait. Cast small, flashy lures into the fray and hang on tight. Just be careful handling them - those teeth are like sandpaper!

Mahi Mahi are one of the most exciting fish to catch off Boca. These colorful acrobats average 15-30 pounds but can get up to 60+. Look for them near floating debris and weed lines in the deep blue water, especially during summer and fall. Mahi are known for their spectacular aerial displays and hard fighting ability - they'll have your drag screaming. Plus, they're delicious on the grill. To find them, keep an eye out for frigate birds circling - they often lead you right to the fish. Once you hook one, leave it in the water to keep the school around. Toss out some live bait or chunk pieces to get them fired up. The action can be non-stop when you find a good school.

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