Fishing Report

Wahoooo!

Hey Gang!

The Fleet at Ocean Reef were all out over the weekend. We caught a 45 pound wahoo on the wire line. We also caught some king fish. Capt. Dana Banks on the Warbird caught a nice cobia and some Mutton snapper. Capt Glen on MR. NICE had a nice catch of dolphin and kings. Last but not least, Capt. Lee on the Jackpot had 3 Sailfish on the live Ballyhoos. Give us a call and lets go fishing!

Take Care,

Capt. Pete Deaton

September 27, 2007

Yellow Sea

Hello Anglers! On Friday we had a crew from Birmingham Alabama. Ye old Vagabond once again sucked the fish out of the ocean. The Yellowtail snapper bite has been great. Our crew had fish up to 5 lbs and limited out on a 1/2 day. The tails are so thick they literally turn the chum slick yellow. It's a great thing to experience along with the lake like conditions. We also had a nice Black Grouper about 14 lbs taken on a fresh ballyhoo plug. The resident Nassau grouper was also caught and released on the same bait. Come on out and join our crew on the World Famous Vagabond. We would love to have you. Thanks for reading, Capt. Pete Deaton

August 7, 2007

LUCY THE VETERINARIAN and friends...

Well, Old Jeff Fausshauer did it again. He foretold a great day by advising that we carry this group 12 miles to the East to the Elbow wreck. I've got to tell you, I was a bit hesitant to go that far on a half day. In hindsight I'm glad we did. After a brief stop at the Speigel Grove for a couple dozen speedos we hot footed it up to the Elbow area and darned if we didn't get a nice big bite on the left flat line while jogging along at a brisk 10 knots. Fifteen minutes of fighting yielded us a nice 35 pound wahoo that got bit on the way in by possibly another larger wahoo. We spent about an hour and a half at the wreck and went through our bait in short order. King cut - offs, a big barracuda, a big mutton, an african pompano, a couple bonitas and a 30 pound black grouper for our efforts! Time to go home. No more live bait!!! Catch you later -- GREAT TRIP.