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Big fish on big water--exciting, dynamite! While our open water fishing is seasonal, mostly due to rough water conditions during the winter, it can be the trip of a lifetime! |
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What is "Nearshore"? We call nearshore fishing that area that is actually in the open ocean, but is within fifteen miles of shore, and can be done and is pursued by Captain Keith on The MTC Nearshore during the late Spring and Summer (Typically May through September). This fishing is often done right near the beach or inlets, targeting those fish that are either resident or are migrating through the area. It may also be out on the reefs that run along our coast 10 - 15 miles from the shoreline. There are some huge fish in this fishing zone, including: Speedy King Mackerel, Jumping Tarpon,
Toothy Barracuda, Delicious Cobia,
and Monster Jack Crevalle.
In addition, we
commonly catch other sport species like Tripletail, This fishing is done primarily by slow-trolling or drifting with live baits. It is incredibly exciting to watch a bait get nervous then get slammed by a huge gamefish! The fishing is seasonable near Orlando, and weather is a consideration, but it is fantastic fishing. If the conditions are not right for a nearshore trip the charter will be moved to inshore. Caution: Nearshore Fishing is radical fishing for big fish in the open ocean--be prepared for extreme fishing!!! ____________________________________________
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