Fishing Report Stuart Florida, 9/24/2011 Dolphins and Tripletails

9/24/2011 Stuart Florida fishing report, Dolphins and Tripletails

Even catching bate was not easy for me today but I was able to bring home 3 nice dolphins and a big triple tail. One of the dolphins went 20lbs or better.  There was also a 25 to 30lb bull dolphin that now has two shinny hooks (that will rust out in a couple of days) in his lip where my rig broke. The bull gave me two chances and I messed it up. I will defiantly be working on my rig tying skills. I saw hundreds of dolphin from 6in to a few feet long, but they were being very fussy eaters.  There was some nice weed patches in 15 hundred foot of water where periodically you would see free jumping dolphin. We were 26 miles from the Saint Lucie Inlet when I set a course for home. The last few miles we got a nice shower to help with the cleaning of the boat.

Crew-Joel Teague and Charlie Lewis

Stuart Fishing report 9/11/2011. Winning dolphin catch! 18 dolphin and on nice bull

And they say the fish don’t bite on a full moon. We caught 18 keeper Dolphin. Most of the fish were 22 to 26 inches at the fork, but one was a nice 26.4lb bull. I thought he was bigger but thanks to Henry at the Snook Nook we got an accurate weight. We were south east of the Saint Lucie inlet in a thousand foot of water. Great day on the water!

Crew

Joel Teague

Charlie Lewis

08/14/2011 fishing report Stuart florida

Day two.
     The weather was again perfect and almost the same scenario played out from Saturday with lots of running and gunning before finding the fish deep in the Gulf Stream.  Capt.  Teague again found the fish in multiple spots this time and I got to see some truly large schools of beautiful Mahi Mahi!  We saw little ones and big ones and managed to boat seven.  This was a later afternoon bite around 3 pm with the fish coming up from the deep water.  Truly a neat sight and a fun day.  I always enjoy coming and fishing out of Stuart Fl with Capt. Teague.
Arden Miller
North Augusta, S.C.

08/13/2011 fishing report stuart florida, dolphin bite

Day one.
     The weather was perfect with 1-4 knot variable winds.  After lots of running and gunning, we found fish in the Gulf Stream on an early afternoon bite on a floating log.  Boated six keeper dolphins!  Thats a good day for this ole boy from North Augusta S,C.  Probably good for all you native Floridians also!
  Capt. Joel Teague showed me a very good time and I enjoyed it immensly!
Arden Miller
North Augusta, S.C.

07/09/2011 Stuart fishing report. Amberjacks

Dr. Adam Kurtin scores 2 Amberjacks. Way to land on them!!!

fishing report 7/9/2011 stuart florida

3 Dolphin caught in 180ft of water, se of st lucie inlet.
Crew
  Joel Teague
  Dr. Poto
  Carlie Lewis

June/18/2011 fishing report stuart Florida. Nine More Dolphin!!

There were still greenies right outside the inlet so I filled my two bait wells. There is that saying that goes, When you think you have enough bait, get some more… It was a beautiful day to be on the water. There were lots of weeds and well defined rips. I just had to figure where to invest my time. I decided to head out to get away from the hundreds of boats that were out. By 9:00Am, I had 6 nice size schoolies in the fish box that I found in 900ft of water. Then I ran a little further and found a crate floating and picked up three more. That makes 18 for the week, Nine on Tuesday and Nine on Sat.

Stuart Offshore fishing report 6/14/2011 Nine Dolphin and One Blackfin Tuna, St Lucie Inlet, forum/Blog

Even though we bought some bait from the bait guy, we found greenies just outside the inlet, just past the buoy. We then headed offshore, southeast of Push Button hill where we found some medium size weed mats. We picked up a nice little Black fin tuna. After about 30mins without another bite, we pushed further offshore where we found some floating debris. There we caught nine Dolphins (5lb-15lbs).

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Capt. Joel Teague

Crew- Charlie Lewis

Steve Poreba

5/14/2011 Dolphins and Sailfish, Saint Lucie Inlet fishing report

Got a late start this morning, I left the dock at 7:00am. Greene's were just north of the inlet. I filled up both bait wells. I headed SE. I Found an edge just south of Push Button Hill in 280ft.  Had dolphin around the boat but someone was yanking the baits right out of their mouths. lol  I showed the crew how to set the hook on a Sailfish. After we released Sailfish, the weather started to kick up so we headed in. great day on the water.  

4/16/2011 blue fish fishing report, dolphin

A Friend and fellow Capt. Dr. Adam Kurtin spotted some dolphin south of the Saint lucie inlet in 100ft of water but they wouldn’t eat. I only found blue fish and one cobia that got off. Matter a fact, on the way back, I thought my motor blew but to my surprise I just hit a large blue fish that wrapped perfectly around the lower unit and caused the engine to cavitate. When I lifted up the prop, out comes the blue fish. The big Dolphin run has yet to start.  

Capt. Joel

Crew George

3/25/2011 stuart fishing report..... Dolphin and Jacks

I had a great day fishing with the Banks brothers(Bill And Al Banks). We didnt take a chance on not finding live bait, so we got forty greenies from the bait guy. We made it through Saint Lucie Inlet by 7.15am.

I saw some fins splashing in the water so we deployed a couple baits. Within seconds, we had a double header with jacks. Once we got those in, we headed for deeper water to find something a little tastier. We saw some working birds in about 330ft of water. The Baits were deployed and an 8-10ft Hammerhead swims 2ft from the boat. Shortly after that we got our first dolphin. For some reason the school was very spooky so we were only able to catch one more for the day. It was a great on the water.

Capt. Bill Banks

Capt. Al Banks



Capt. Bill with one of the two Jacks we caught



Offshore Fishing report for 3/20/2011. Saint lucie inlet. Five dolphin caught

Offshore Fishing Report

Capt Joel Teague



Fishing report for Marin county, saint lucie inlet

Didn’t have to go far to find the action. South of the inlet in 101ft of water we were able to troll up five 8-10 pound dolphins. There were birds fluttering over the supersize weed mats to pen pointing where the fish were. There were also thousands of 5-6 inch dolphins under the weed mats.

Chris Otto

Bait- ballyhoo
Seas- calm till 11:00am
Depth 101ft

CREW
Capt. Dave Otto
Capt. Joel Teague

CiCi
Matt
Chris

 



CiCi Otto



 



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Seven schoolie dolphin caught on 3/16/2011 Offshore Fishing report Stuart Florida

Offshore Fishing report- Martin and Saint Lucie County

Capt. Dave Otto finds a school of dolphin South of Push Button Hill in 300ft of water. Dave’s Son, Chris Otto reels in his first ever dolphin. After the trip, Capt Dave gets his son Chris a Replica Mount to hang next to his Dads much larger one at home. Dave reported a clearly defined current edge, color change, and temperature near Push button hill.


Bait- ballyhoo Trolling
seas - 2-4ft
Saint Lucie Inlet




 Congratulations to Chris Otto for His First Dolphin



Chris's Dolphin mount

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2/19/2011 Dolphin Sailfish bite

Dinner for Pete and his family tonight! Great job Pete!

Even though there was a lot of whining on the Radio of how nothing was biting, Pete catches the biggest sailfish of his life and puts dinner on the table. With live bait and chum, Pete reports releasing what appeared to be a nine foot sailfish as big around as a small manatee. Because Pete was alone, he was unable to get a picture of the sail but we caught him at the dock cleaning the nice dolphin that was going on the dinner table. Thanks for the report Pete!!

2/13/2011 FISHING REPORT From Dave Otto

The sailfish bite was still hot this weekend. Capt. Dave Otto and crew caught one out of Four Sails.

120ft off Sirotkin and 6 mile reef

Bait- naked ballyhoo

Radio reported 10in Black Fin Tuna Push button hill

Spanish are still in Pecks Lake but the commercial guys were nowhere to be found do to the 6-8ft breakers.

2/7/2011 offshore report- Cobia and Horn bellies/ St Lucie inlet

Since Feb 1st the cobia has moved in, they have been found at Donaldson reef, Ernst reef, and Evans Crary. The bait can be found in the same area. Unfortunately you have to catch a lot of horn bellies to get a few sardines.


Inshore – pompano have been thick, South of Jensen Beach Causeway. The bridges have ben lined up with anglers trying to get a nice pompano dinner.

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Spanish Mackerel bite is still going off in pecks lake 1/16/2011

We caught our limit on Mackerel  in about an hour. Crew- Dr. Adam Kurtin and Joel Teague (Certified Surgical Technologist) from Team Treasure Coast Hair Restoration. you can visit them at www.treasurecoasthairrestoration.com. Other crew members Alex Kurtin and Dr. Frances. Spanish Mackerel should not be confused with king Mackerel. Spanish Mackrel is great when cooked the same day. King fish should be smoked.

Dr.kurtin and Joel Teague, Big fish 2010 Out 0f Sturart Florida

Capt. Dr. Adam Kurtin, crew Joel Teague and Steve.

Offshore Fishing Report for Stuart Florida. St lucie inlet 4/24/2010

The promise of a nice day was short lived. The seas were crazy. I beat my way out 10 miles to the edge of the gulfstream. I trolled for about an hour when the winds increased from 10 to 20 knots. The seas jumped from 2/4 to 6/8 in a matter of minutes. I pulled in the baits and had the crew put their life jackets on. It.... was everything I could do to get back in the inlet without losing one of the crew. We live to fish another day.ready

 

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