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Broward County Sailfish Fishing

Fort Lauderdale Sailfish Fishing

If you are looking for sailfish charters in or around the Broward County area, you have come to the right place. If you are looking for the excitement of a sailfish erupting for the water, we can make that dream come true. Whether you have a group, or you alone want to go out we have sailfish charters for you.

Schedule a Broward County Sailfish Fishing trip now!

"Sailfish are truly my favorite fish to catch for my charters. They are the most acrobatic and energetic game fish that inhabit the offshore waters of Broward County and the South Florida area. We use many different tactics to catch Sailfish, but the most exciting tactic we use is Live Bait Kite fishing. When we kite fish we suspend live bait from a fishing kite, the live bait sit just inches under the surface of the water so they splash which creates sound waves that penetrate into the depths and ripples which magnify across the surface of the water which can be seen by Sailfish and other large pelagic species at deeper depths. These sound waves and ripples get Sailfish and other offshore pelagic species' attention. With the baits only inches under the surface of the water we can watch the Sailfish, Dolphin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Tuna or Sharks attack the bait, you witness some very impressive hits."

Broward County Sailfish Fishing is one of the best mancations you could imagine. If you and your buddies are looking for the ultimate mancations fishing trip, contact us now

$150 Deposit half day / Inshore charter

$200 Deposit full day / Swordfish charter

Whether you are planning an office outing, time with a client or a family event, Broward County Sailfish Fishing can be the perfect situation. Captain Vinnie has been planning and leading Sailfish Fishing for years. He knows how to make it a special trip that you won't forget.

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