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Nauti Girl Sportfishing

Palm Bay, FL

Captain Scott has been fishing Sebastian Inlet and the Space & treasure Coast since he moved here in 2002. But this is how his story started out, he saw the movie "Jaws" in June 1975 and found his calling, He started fishing along the Carolina coast and Gulf Stream at the age of 13. He fished around the world for 12 years in the US Navy, where he earned his 100 ton USCG Masters License. In 1993 in Port Aransas, Texas he was mentored by Captain Reese Green of Bill Buster's Sportfishing and he later went on to win some of the biggest fishing tournaments in the world. Island Mooring Pro Billfish Tournament 1993 and 1994 1997 Watermelon Classic Billfish Tournament 1997 Poco Bueno Blue Marlin Classic Texas Invitational Fishing Tournament 1995 Texas Women’s Anglers Tournament 1998 & 1999 Sharkey’s Pro Big Shark Tournament 1997-2000 Port Aransas Boatman “Deep Sea Round Up” 1997, 1999 and 2000 2007 Orange Beach Pro Billfish Tournament 2008 North Carolina Wahoo Shoot-Out He started Pure Pleasure Fishing in 1995 and ran it until 2003, when he moved to Melbourne, Florida and honed his skills on fishing Florida’s East Coast. Captain Scott is one of the world's top big shark fishing captains, having caught huge great whites, tiger sharks, mako sharks, bull sharks, hammerheads, blacktips, spinners and many more species. Captain Scott has caught 8 different species of billfish around the world, loves trolling and tuna fishing, bottom fishing, jigging and deep dropping. Captain Scott has caught 4 grander fish in his life (black marlin, mako shark, tiger shark and a great white). He has over a thousand + fish greater than 100 pounds boated under his skillful watch from wahoo, to blue and yellowfin tuna, thousands of sharks and many a blue marlin. Captain Scott is just missing a spearfish for his bucket list. Scott is a power production electrical engineer University of Texasand proud Long Horn. He works US Government civil service for the USAF with a TS-SCI Clearance and is retiring soon to pursue his love of fishing one last time. We are a veteran-owned company and offer Veteran and Military discounts

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Palm Bay, FL

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Best Time to Catch Wahoo

Wahoo can be caught year-round in Indian Rocks Beach. Right now in April, activity is moderate.

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Seasonal Activity Chart

Current Status: fair

Moderate activity. Wahoo can be caught but may require more effort and local knowledge.

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Wahoo

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If you're targeting wahoo near Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, you're in for a treat! This area benefits from the warm Gulf Stream waters that bring these speedsters closer to shore than in many other locations. The best time to chase wahoo here is typically during the warmer months, from late spring through early fall, when the water temperatures are ideal. Focus your efforts around offshore reefs, wrecks, and weed lines, where wahoo often hunt for baitfish. Trolling with high-speed lures or rigged baits is a popular and effective technique. A local tip: pay attention to the current. Wahoo often patrol areas where there's a strong current, so trolling along current lines can increase your chances of a hookup. Also, be prepared for a blistering run! These fish are known for their incredible speed, so make sure your gear is up to the challenge.

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How to Catch Wahoo

Typical Size

Length: Varies by fishery

Weight: Varies by fishery

Habitat

•Local structure and edges
•Current seams
•Bait concentrations
•Depth changes

Where & When to Fish

Target Locations

•Current seams
•Points/edges
•Structure holding bait

Best Times

•Dawn/dusk and nights
•Moving tides or peak current

Bias patterns to Indian Rocks Beach area: use local structure (passes/bridges for coastal; channels/points for inland) and match depth to temperature.