For availability, please call
(561)307-3986
PRICING:
Sword trip: $1900
8-hour Live bait charter: $1,000 + live bait (typically $150 worth of live bait; you are welcome to buy more)
6-hour live bait: $850 + live bait
SPECIALTY: Swordfishing, Deep Dropping, Live Bait Charters
SEASONALITY:
Swordfishing is year-round for us, but colder months and springtime usually bring bigger fish. I try to pair those who want to hand-crank Swordfish in the winter and spring, as we have more action at that time, which gives an angler more chances at a swordfish.
Spring: We focus heavily on live bait charters, catching an assortment of mahi, wahoo, kingfish, tuna, and sailfish, in addition to swordfishing.
Summer: Live bait trips, and Swordfish
Winter: Swordfishing, Sailfish, Wahoo
Fall: Swordfishing and Tuna.
GENERAL AVAILABILITY:
Year-round, we plan trips over a year in advance to last-minute bookings if weather permits. I have a network of trusted captains I fish with regularly, and we can make time even in our busy schedules.
CLAIM TO FAME:
Between RJ Boyle’s platform and thousands of hours of trial and error, I became passionate about swordfishing like none other. I find myself analyzing all my catch data on a weekly basis to try and better understand how the fish act in our area and any edge we can get to increase our catch ratio. I have been swordfishing for about nine years now, and it consumes my mind. All my colleagues laugh at my pivot tables and Excel charts with minor, major, barometric pressure, temperature, bite time, and numerous other factors incorporated into the chart. But it’s things like that that teach you. This year, 92% of all of my fish over 200 pounds were caught within 30 minutes of a major, and we learned smaller fish have more sporadic bite times. Some clients who hire me for instructional days ask me to slow down as I talk about how to react to different bite scenarios the entire day. I find there are so many things to teach new sword fishermen about the basics, and even when I get together with another professional sword fisherman, we pick up tricks and tips from each other to use on our owns trips. I think what truly separates me from many captains is that I made my passion my job, but i’m not forced to do it. I have other businesses that support me financially; that way, I do not get burned out. If the boat is loaded and someone cancels, you better believe i’m still going. Instead of an eight- or ten- hour charter, it’s until the sun is setting.

