This was another overcast one today. The winds were blowing about 15 knots in the beginning part of the trip but it turned slick calm on the way home. The depths of water were right around thirty feet. The Read More → 
Saturday & Sunday’s half day trips were similar as far as the fishing went. On day one, the weather was sunny the majority of the time and they were fishing in about 40 feet of water. The catch was pretty Read More → 
Another AWESOME trip with lots of excitement. All the usual beautiful fish caught, at one stop they had to pick up and move because too many Red Snapper were being caught! The Scamp were amazing as well as the Gag Read More → 
This was one for the record books. The weather was absolutely perfect. The red Snapper were limited out in no time AND the Mutton catch was on fire! “We caught fish on every stop!” replied one of the departing passengers. Read More → 
It was a stormy ride to 110-190 feet of water, and the weather continued through the first day. There were many fish caught and many lost to sharks and barracuda. But despite these conditions, it was a great trip. Gag Grouper. Read More → 
Holey Queen Snapper!! The Gulfstar brought in a big number of theses beauties on this trip. 280 to 540 feet was the range of fishing grounds. While limiting out on the Red Snapper, at the same time the rest of the catch was incredible as well. Read More → 
This ending week of July was the beginning of some record rain fall here in West central Florida. Despite what was going on rain wise on land, out at sea the word was that there was no rain until the Read More → 
While the rain seemed to go on forever onshore offshore, passengers and crew reported that conditions were nothing in comparison. A rough ride out some clouds, a few raindrops and even sunshine at times. There was one wave the snuck up, and washed Read More → 
Various depths ranging from 280 to 575 feet, made for a very productive fishing trip. Gorgeous Gags, Kitty Mitchells, Queen Snapper, Snowy & Yellow Edge Grouper, B-liners or Vermilion Snappers and Tile fish. Big variety! There was even a “Misty” or “Convict Grouper”(because of Read More → 
