A board of Mahi, Kings, and a Cobia.

Welcome, May is an awesome time to fish off the coast of Cape Canaveral. Mahi Mahi also called dolphin start to be accessible to fisherman on this side of the Gulf stream. Our trolling trips will also include fishing for grouper,Snapper, and Amber-jack. Grouper and Amber-jack are open for harvest.

Kingfish and cobia is also offered this time of year and really fire up when bait pods of pogies concentrate on the coast from the Cape to Sebastian.

Contact Capt. Tim at 321-631-3474 for booking details.

Cape Canaveral Cobia

Spring time Cobia fishing in Port Canaveral is a cherished past time. The excitement and anticipation of their arrival has finally come to an end. Cobia are fished in a number of ways, but my favorite is sight fishing them off of giant Mantas that migrate off the East coast of Florida. Conditions have to be sunny with very few clouds, and it helps when the seas are flat. Buck-tail jigs are our go to weapon for these bruisers, if they are picky we will switch to a livey. Come join us for some Cobia catching fun!

Some happy anglers aboard the Fin freak.

Spring fishing has begone early in the waters near-shore and offshore of Port Canaveral. Our Anglers have many fishing choices this time a year. On our half and full day nearshore charters we will be targeting Triple tail and cobia. Full day charters we will be king mackerel fishing the close reefs and wrecks where a shot at a cobia is welcomed. If the weather permits we will give you the option to tag up with some big east coast Amber jacks, Grouper and Snapper. Let Captain Tim know of any way he can customize your deep sea fishing charter.

Winter fishing out of Port Canaveral can be great if mother nature allows you to get out. We have many different options for anglers. Beach fishing is one method of catching a lot of fish. We will have you throw plugs and lures at the Canaveral national sea shore for species such as Bluefish, Jack-crevalle, Snook, redfish, and flounder.
When weather permits us to fish offshore of Cape Canaveral we will target such species as King Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Amberjack, Grouper, and Red Snapper.

Captain Tim Altman

May is Prime time for the fishing in Cape Canaveral. King macks are found in abundance of of the local reefs and wrecks any where from 60-90 feet. Catches of mahi are being reported in the 100-165 mostly schoolies with the occasional gaffer. Amber Jack are on the deep wrecks from 200 to 300 ft. Cobia catches are starting to slow due to rising water temp. Contact Capt. Tim for info on booking a Florida sport fishing charter http://www.finfreak.com .