Captain John Follweiler

Hello everyone The Bank has really starting
heating up with blue marlin and bigger yellowfin
tuna the average size is 100-120 lbs the biggest
one last week was 267 lbs but we are docking
yellowfin everyday if you have been waiting to
see when the yellowfin were going to be high
season this is it, but you need to make the 50
mile hull to El Banco the tuna are boiling 5 miles
north . the blue marlin are also running at the
bank averaging 300-400 lbs, Marco Sildini went
out tagged 2 blues a sailfis… Continue

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The day started out with some pretty nasty weather, and I was concerned we wouldn't get our trip in. But, when the guys showed up at the dock wearing their slickers, I knew it was game on!

Marathon resident, Ray Frey, had guests visiting from Connecticut, New Jersey and Texas, and they were set on fishing a few Gulf wrecks with me to get some cobia. Due to the sporty conditions, we didn't go as far as I often go. My first spot was about twenty miles from my dock at 7 Mile Marin… Continue

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FLORIDA FISHING REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING 12/05/09
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Capt. Butch Rickey
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I had three trips scheduled for this week, but weather claimed Friday. Seems I can't get past the two trip barrier. Both trips were very enjoyable with old friends.

First up on Monday was my old friend Jim “Termite” Turman, from Manchester, Iowa. We've been fishing together for years, and we always seem to do well and have fun. He's laid… Continue

Ahoy there Anglers,

Well they said it wouldn't happen , couldn't happen and it would be unbelievable if it ever happened in our lifetime. Guess what, it happened.

NOAA Fisheries Service filed and published a final rule implementing interim measures to reduce overfishing of red snapper in the South Atlantic. The final rule will publish in the Federal Register on December 4, 2009, today, and becomes effective January 4, 2010 already. Not even a month notice. Talk about a rush job. The interim ru… Continue

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We still maintain our original website (http://www.SeaSquaredCharters.com) with hundreds of fishing reports and pictures, along with all sorts of other information.

Happy Day! The Florida Keys threw a hurricane season and nobody came!

As the saying goes, ""the weat… Continue