The Weekly Fisherman Show

Weekly Fisherman 01 - 07 - 17 by Nautical-Ventures

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here were rough seas all week, so we have some interesting stories in this show. However, freshwater fishing inland was a great alternative for one captain. And down in the Keys, they never got the rough seas. But the one thing we kept hearing was to keep calm when you have a fish on the line in those choppy waters.

After Hurricane Matthew made its move last week, we hear great variety of fishing stories from our captains on today's show. There are a lot of bait fish down in the Keys from the storm, and snow crab season has begun. The bad news is, the seas have been rough for our "bug" fishers out there. Otherwise, the stories have been interesting after the storm has passed.

With Hurricane Matthew looming further south, our captains tell us black fin tuna like the bad weather. We also talk with a Nautical Ventures customer who explains the great experience he had selling his boat. And have you heard of someone using a drone to assist with fishing? Well, you'll hear it in this episode.

This show is jammed with great fishing stories from all around the South Florida area. We hear about a great fight with a blue marlin, a story about high water temperatures, and we get a recap of last weeks children's tournament.

Today we're hearing great things all the way around from our captains. From Kingfish to even bug catching, this week has been great on the water. Maybe the full moon has something to do with it? We also hear about the Junior Anglers tournament up in Deerfield Beach where kids have the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.

All the storms have passed through, and that for some reason has given our Captains really good hits with Sailfish. There's another Demo Day happening at the Dania Beach location of Nautical Ventures. Also in this episode, we have a story about pulling in a huge lobster.

Another big storm missed us here in South Florida and our captains actually did well through the week out on the water. Being Labor Day weekend, it's looking like the fishing should be prime yet again. On this episode, we get an education in lunar phases, and we get a surprise call in from Coach Jimmy Johnson.

No hurricane. No tropical storm. But we've had a fair amount of rain through the week. The bad weather tends to scare off the tourists from getting out on the water, but that's their loss...Groupers are still hitting along the bottom.

Our Captain's tell us that it's been a slow week out on the water, and that includes the dolphin still being scarce this late in the year. We get reports from all areas again, from West Palm, down to Key Largo, and naturally down in the Keys.

There's been weird weather all week, and the fishing has been more miss than hit. The only plus is that the Wahoo have been showing up big all year. We also talk about the Glasstream line of boats from one of their craftsmen.

It's been very out, so the fish are going to the deeper waters to keep cool. To go along with that, we have a cool new technique for jig fishing to help you along the way. And from the good news/bad news department, lobster season is back in full swing!

It's been a hot one this week. Certain methods just aren't worth it with the heat blasting the way it is, so be safe out there. The only thing cooling down, though not good, is the dolphin fishing with the cycle of the moon this week. The good news we hear is the lobster mini season was a huge success.

The Wahoo are still hitting big this week, and our captains tell us Dolphin are showing up big as well. On this week's show, we hear about the mini lobster season that's gearing up for all you bug catchers. Plus we hear about the sinking of a ship that's sure to be a great fishing spot in the future.

The word for today's show is Wahoo!! They've been biting pretty heavy through the week as our captains tell us about the joy. We also talk about the moon phases and how that may or may not effect the fish. You never know what you may hear from our devoted captains.

There's another Demo Day at the Nautical Ventures stores, and we have all the info for you. Out on the water, it's been hot all week, so staying hydrated has been as the key priority. Dolphin have been a tough catch the past few weeks according to our captains. And we also have a new captain to the show that gives us some insight from the Keys.

It's a holiday weekend, and expectations are high on the high seas. It seems swordfish are hitting in the late afternoon in case you can't make it out early. Meanwhile, Nautical Ventures is opening up another shop, and they're sharing the love with demo days at their current locations.

Weekly Fisherman 06 - 25 - 16 by Nautical-Ventures

Crazy weather has calmed down, and it looks like this Father's Day weekend will be a good one out on the water. It's that time of year when mutton snapper can be a great haul in. We also have word from a snake hunter to give some info on next week's local hunt. The only downside lately, it sounds like dolphin have been picky about what bait they go for.

Today is Demo Day at Nautical Ventures, and we have all the details for you. We get a few tips, no pun intended, on spear fishing if you're looking for a new way to bring in some fish. Weather wise, it's been rainy and windy all week...perfect for tarpon!

Weekly Fisherman 06 - 04 - 16 by Nautical-Ventures

Jupiter, Palm Beach, Pompano Beach, Miami, the Keys, and even Mexico, we have reports from all over this week. It's Memorial Day weekend, so the waters may be a bit crowded out there. Early morning rain shouldn't bring you down, the forecast is looking great for the next few days. And though they've been slow this year, expect a big surge of dolphin any day now.