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Florida’s southeast coast is recognized worldwide as one of the top ten destinations for scoring double digit releases of magnificent, majestic sailfish.

I watched in absolute awe as the violet sail sliced the azure water as it materialized behind the long kite bait. “Left long, left long!” I yelled, “Eileen, grab the rod on the left side of the kite outfit but leave the reel in free spool.”  In a tightening pattern, the ‘lit up’ fish circled the bait. “Once he smashes it and drops out of site, lock up and reel as quickly as you can,” I instructed her. Just as the long bait vanished in a foamy boil, I shouted for Fred to grab the right short rod.

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No other stretch of roadway attracts as much attention amongst the angling community as the famed Seven Mile Bridge. Spend a few minutes and
get to know this outrageous fish attracting haven! It’s well before sunrise. I toss the mooring lines and start our half mile journey toward one of the most unique man made structures ever devised.

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Only a short trek from Florida’s southeast coast lie some of the most productive bottom structures found anywhere. Anglers who have crossed the Gulf Stream know the contour here quickly rises from the dark depths where it meets the shallow edge of the Little Bahama Bank. Its here you’ll encounter the type of snapper and grouper action that you’ve only dreamed of…..

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The journey takes us on an expedition for the most savage fish in all the oceans……..

Undisputedly, wahoo rank as one of the fastest, most aggressive predators roaming the world’s seas. Their impressive hydrodynamic, torpedo shaped bodies propel through the dense ocean water at astonishing speeds!