Fishing for mahi mahi off of Fort Lauderdale can sometimes be a gamble. Inconsistent fishing and fuel prices can sometimes ward off anglers from committing to the deep when kingfish and bonitas abound on the inside reef. However after a couple of near misses with major storms mother nature rewarded us with lots of clean blue water, debris and weedlines. Found in the debris and weed are those baitfish coveted by predators. Small shrimp, crabs, sea horses and jacks keep tight to the flotsam as a protective backdrom against foraging prey. It hardly works as the mahi mahi will blast through the weed sending the bait into open water. Fishing your baits tight to the weed but not in it will produce. With debris such as logs, fish a little farther from the object and dont forget to fish one deep for wahoos. As fish work up a weedline cruising as they forage, they hover just under and around floating object and to many tight passes will put them off. Call 954 522 4773 to fish today!
