Dolphin Fishing in Islamorada at Robbie's
| There is nothing more exhilarating than watching a big bull dolphin racing for your bait. It is without a doubt my favorite fish to catch. I guess because it allows us as a captain to really take part in the success of finding these fish. Already, the big dolphins have shown up off Islamorada. Just in the last few trips out of Robbie’s Marina, the Islamorada Lady has put some outstanding catches on the dock. Dolphin ranging from 20 to 40 lbs hasn’t been uncommon, along with some nice wahoo caught under floating debris. The strong east winds this spring will push some of the largest dolphin of the year into our waters from the Bahamas. Just last year the largest dolphin in state history was caught off the east coast of Florida. So this is without a doubt the time to catch that trophy size bull dolphin. The easterly wind direction has also pushed the warm waters of the Gulf Stream close to the reef as well. And good Gulf Stream current puts the dolphin into an all-out feeding frenzy. There is nothing more exciting than watching frigate birds work a school of large slammer dolphin feeding on a school of flying fish. As we all know the flying fish are one of the dolphin’s favorite foods, especially in the spring when they are found in big numbers. |
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the captains out of Robbie’s Marina love to catch dolphin.
They are without a doubt the best charter species found. There
is nothing cooler than seeing a large school of these beautiful
fish in a feeding frenzy at the back of your boat. It is not
uncommon for every angler to be hooked up all at the same
time. I like to call it a Chinese fire drill. They are also
very acrobatic as well as one of the most colorful and beautiful
fish found anywhere in the world. So don’t forget to
bring your camera -- you might just catch that amazing shot.
So hurry up and book a trip to go dolphin fishing. The booking office At Robbie’s Marina will be glad to help with your accommodations. You can reach them at (305) 664-8070. I promise you, you won’t be disappointed. The best part about dolphin fishing is, at the end of the day, they are also great to eat. I would highly recommend Chef Joseph at Hungry Tarpon to cook your catch. Good luck and tight lines. -- Capt. Brian Cone For more information, contact us. |
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