Fishing Reports by Captain Rod Roydhouse
About The Author: Captain
Company: New Lattitude Sportfishing
Area Reporting: Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Pompano
Bio: Capt Rod Roydhouse was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale. Son of the great fisherman Paul Roydhouse, Rod has become one of the best fishermen in Fort Lauderdale himself. Capt Rod runs the Big Game, one of the busiest charter boats in Fort Lauderdale. He fishes every day for sailfish, tuna, dolphin, wahoo, grouper, amberjack, snapper, cobia and anything else that will put a smile on an angler.
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300 pound Mako Shark Caught on Shark Fishing Charter (5/24/2013)
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] A 300 pound mako shark was caught today in Ft Lauderdale on a shark fishing charter. An hour long fight and the fish was harpooned.
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] A 300 pound mako shark was caught today in Ft Lauderdale on a shark fishing charter. An hour long fight and the fish was harpooned.
Fort Lauderdale Offshore Dolphin Fishing (6/21/2012)
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Dolphin are biting offshore Fort Lauderdale. Went out today and caught about 25 schoolies. Some good action happening now on the reef too.
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Dolphin are biting offshore Fort Lauderdale. Went out today and caught about 25 schoolies. Some good action happening now on the reef too.
Sharks Biting Like Crazy in Ft Lauderdale (6/09/2012)
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Shark fishing in Ft Lauderdale is really going off. Hammerheads and dusky sharks are biting strong in 300-400ft of water. They are following the bonito schools that are making their way down the Ft Lauderdale coastline.
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Shark fishing in Ft Lauderdale is really going off. Hammerheads and dusky sharks are biting strong in 300-400ft of water. They are following the bonito schools that are making their way down the Ft Lauderdale coastline.
Ft Lauderdale Shark Fishing (5/24/2012)
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Hammerhead sharks are moving through Ft Lauderdale in incredible numbers. 6-10 foot hammerheads are chewing off the Fort Lauderdale coastline. Want to catch something bigger than you?
[Fort Lauderdale,FL] Hammerhead sharks are moving through Ft Lauderdale in incredible numbers. 6-10 foot hammerheads are chewing off the Fort Lauderdale coastline. Want to catch something bigger than you?