David Ide

All Day Dolphin Thursday Fishing Charters

February 24th, 2011

Today, 14 people joined the Lady Pamela III for our All Day Dolphin Thursday fishing charter. With a few dozen fresh bonito strips and a lot of Ballyhoo, Darin and I were off to a good start. We left the dock at 8AM for a full day of deep sea fishing offshore in Fort Lauderdale. Our first two baits on the troll attracted two nice size Mahi – Mahi (Dolphin fish). Once we had our full spread in the water, the Blackfin Tuna and King Mackerel fish showed up. Fishing was non-stop all day. We caught a few big Bonito, 12 Blackfin Tuna, 8 King Mackerel, 2 Mahi – Mahi and a 40 lb Black Grouper. The Black Grouper ate on the troll in 70 ft of water. You aren't allowed to keep Black Grouper fish, so we caught and expertly released him back into the blue for a future fight.

The eating fish are biting nicely offshore in Fort Lauderdale.

Call to schedule your next All Day Dolphin Fishing Trip – Sailing Every Thursday $90 8AM – 4PM

Tight Lines!

Captain David Ide

www.ladypamela2.com

954-761-8045

Fish Species: mahi-mahi, wahoo, grouper, snapper, tuna, sailfish, swordfish, marlin, barracuda
Bait Used: dead/live bait
Tackle Used: 30-130 Internationals
Method Used: wreck fishing, deep sea fishing, bottom fishing, swordfishing, kite fishing, trolling, deep dropping, drifting
Water Depth: 100-1800 ft
Water Temperature: 70's
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David Ide

About The Author: Captain David Ide

Company: Lady Pamela Sportfishing

Area Reporting: Fort Lauderdale, FL

Bio: My name is Captain David and I run the largest fishing fleet of professional sportfishing captains in the state. I always say we have the best crew in the industry because of our hard work ethic and passion for fishing including conservation of our oceans. Join me or one of our crew as we chase trophy Mahi, Sailfish, Tuna, Sharks, Wahoo and much more!

(954) 761-8045
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