Offshore Fishing Report by Capt. Alex Burgess

I am happy to report that we are continuing to release several #sailfish daily and expect more next week as well. During the spring sailfish push through offshore along with the biggest dolphin we will see all year. The #dolphin #mahi started to show up with the southeasterly flowing winds and ripping current in the Gulf Stream. We are also hooking up to plenty of #blackfin tuna and #bonitos which is a good sign for this upcoming week. We are looking forward to good numbers of #cobia showing up also. Cobia are typically solitary, except during spawning or when scavenging under or with large rays or sharks. They usually hang around reefs and wrecks offshore or inshore. Any type of large structure where baitfish retreat will also have #cobia nearby. Cobia spend the winter months near the Keys, and will usually migrate north as spring and summer approach. In late March, Cobia start moving north for Daytona and can be found off Jacksonville’s coast by June. 

Have a great rest of the week. 

Capt. Alex Burgess

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