If you're looking for the best Fishing Charters in Northeast Florida– look no further! For 17yrs. we have been St. Augustine, Florida’s premier family owned and operated sport-fishing business. Jodie Lynn Charters is located in historic St. Augustine Florida, the nations oldest city. For year round, Deep-sea, Sport Fishing adventures on the beautiful blue waters of the Gulf Stream, contact us for the fishing adventure of a lifetime.
Red Snapper, Mangros, Amber Jacks, African Pompano, Cobia and a few Grouper. The Snapper results for the week before the full moon(June 9-15) were 30 in one day. The results for the week(June 16-22) OF the full moon were 40 in one day. This week, TODAY's results are 18 nice big fat RED ones! Robert says they are biting in the 100' range. Also, looking at a makeup bottom trip July 4, JLII; have approx. 4-6 people, need more...LETS GO Fishing! 540-2628
OK, these fish are biting...RedSnapper, Cobia, Kingfish, AJ's(coming soon--the best AJ recipe of ALL time!) HAVE availability on Saturday for makeup trip aboard the Jodie Lynn I. Have 2 definates! CALL Me -- 540-2628 Standing by!
The trolling season continues. For the past two weeks Mahi's have been 10 or greater just about every day. Sailfishing has been successful with a total of 5 this past week(check out the new pictures!) Best day for Wahoo was May 19 with 4, best day for Mahi was May 27 with 35. Not to forget the bottom:-), best day on the bottom was May 21 with 20 Red Snapper!(see prior report) Robert has been talking about a counter current coming thru with the larger Mahi doubling back(we're checking him for gills!)...stay tuned.
Had a cancel on this Friday, May 23 aboard the Jodie Lynn I. Robert JUST called from offshore and they caught: 20 Red Snapper, 80 Vermillion Snapper, 1 Mango, 1 GAG Grouper, 1 True Mutton Snapper, 3 Yellow Tail Snapper, 12 Pink Porgy Snapper, 5 Gray Triggers & 4 AmberJacks!! The Mahi action this past week produced an average of 10 per day with Yellow Fin Tuna(that's what I'm talking about:-) Black Fin Tuna, lots of Wahoo and Sailfish. CALL Me! 540-2628
Had a cancel on this Friday aboard the '42 Jodie Lynn I! The weather's supposed to be beautiful...two feet:-) Lets GOOOO! The Snapper are biting! The Mahi are biting! YOUR Choice!!! CALL ME 540-2628.
The past week was awesome! All fish were >20#! Sunday-45 Mahi; Monday-24 Mahi & Tuna; Tuesday-35 mahi; Wednesday-15 Mahi; Thursday-Limit of AJ's & Snapper(somedays they just won't bite); Friday-18 Mahi---THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!
Mahi fishing has been steady with some really nice 30 - 40# fish being caught daily...Sailfish, Wahoo and Tuna are still in the mix. Bottom fishing for Red Snapper and Grouper are good also...Expect the fishing to just get better and better on the full moon.
Especially when it comes to #40 Mahi numbering 12 out of the 25 caught! What a GREAT week. Everyday is the same ole story:-) and a great one indeed! Wahoo have been scattered in the bunch along with the Tuna...I anticipate more Tunas showing up on the full moon...we'll see! Sailfish action has been steady. On Sunday and today, the Jodie Lynn I came in with a #35 Grouper and Snappers. The weather looks great. The fishing's great. It's a great day to go fishing! Check out the past week of PHOTOS sent in by our very photogenic customers. Best picture gets a free t-shirt:-)
Cast the net on the right-hand side of the boat and you will find a catch." So they cast, and then they were not able to haul it in because of the great number of fish! Sound familar to anyone? Well, that has been the story this past week! Best day for Tunas was 9(Nice Big Fat Ones), best day for Wahoo was 5(NBFO) best day for Mahi 15(NBFO), best day for Sailfish--5! Check out the NEW Photos---Thank YOU to all who sent in pictures! Maybe I should have a contest for the best picture of the week and the winner gets a free T-Shirt! OK! Let the contest begin! The Jodie Lynn I had two great days on the bottom with lotsa RedSnapper and some NBF Cobia! It's ALL good. Lets go fishing!!
First, the fishing has been SUPERB! The Mahi, as of Friday, hit the >20 mark. Robert said he stopped counting at 20! Capt.Sasaki, Jodie Lynn I, caught the first Sail of the season, then, not to be outdone, Robert followed suit. Both boats ended the weekend with Wahoos, Tunas, Mahi, and Sails(tied at 2 each:-) Thursday we fished 21 fathoms with catches of Red Snapper and a couple nice Grouper---bottom fishing is good ALL year! With fuel prices going through the roof, to offset charter costs, we are offering DISCOUNTS for ALL additional passengers greater than 6. For the months of April, May & June, the charge for >6 passengers will be $100 per(a $50 savings) for the '60 Jodie Lynn II. Catch MORE Summer Specials coming soon!!!
The weather has been a tremendous obstacle, however, the trolling bite is ON! Robert had Wahoo to 70 lbs.!!! Look for the pictures! Lots of 30 lb. Mahi, and decent 20 lb. Tunas. Pray for great weather and LOWER fuel $$$!
Bottom fishing continues to be great with snapper and grouper biting well in 21 and 23 fathoms. AJ's, beeliners, triggers and a few african pompano and cobia have been rounding out the catches. Trolling has been slow this week but Capt. Rob feels that once we get some good water moving in the tuna and wahoo should be biting.
Bottom Fishing on Thursday, Feb. 7: 6 Grouper 20 Red Snapper 2 African Pompano AJ's, BeeLiners, Triggers Capt. Rob really wants to GO! ---Call 540-2628
Red Snapper and Grouper continue to be excellent in 21 - 23 fathoms. Trolling was phenominal on Tues. Feb 5 with 16 Black Fin Tuna, > 20#, 3 Wahoos, range 25 - 40# and 3 Mahi, 12 -25# range! I'm open this Friday and the weather looks GREAT! LETS GOOO!
Snapper and Grouper are still biting in 21 fathoms. Only day weather allowed to fish was Saturday with limits of Red Snapper, Vermillion Snapper and Gag Grouper up to 20 lbs. Have an opening on Saturday, Jan. 26 aboard the JLII if interested please call (904) 540-2628!
The weather has been terrible. The one day we got offshore, the Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, B-liner bite was very good in the 21 fathom range. Bait of choice was dead sardines & squid; live bait was hard to come by.
When the weather allowed, bottom fishing was good for Red Snapper, Grouper & Cobia. The bait of choice was live bait and cut bait. Fishing was best from '100 - '150. Trolling for Tuna, Wahoo and the occasional Sailfish will continue to improve in the '150 - '300 range. Look for water temps of at least 72 degrees.
Bottom fishing for Red Snapper and Cobia are good in the ’80 – ‘100 range. Sailfish with a few Wahoo are from 21 fathom – 28 fathoms. As water cools pelagic fish action should increase. Bottom fishing in 21 fathoms is great for Red Snapper, Gag Grouper, Scamp Grouper, Amber Jack, Vermillion, Grays, everything’s biting! On Sunday, December 2 we trolled all day. The bite was steady with Black Fin Tuna and Wahoo action in 23 – 28 fathoms…with scattered Sailfish and Mahi biting. Still early for Mahi. Ended up with 16 Black Fin Tuna, 1 - #45 Wahoo, 3 Amber Jacks, jumped off a Sail and Mahi. Water was 77.5 degrees
