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Spend four concentrated hours offshore aboard a 46' Hatteras targeting mahi, sailfish, tuna and wreck species. This private Fort Lauderdale charter provides rods, bait, tackle, a licensed crew and onboard amenities for up to six guests.
Spend four concentrated hours offshore aboard a 46' Hatteras targeting mahi, sailfish, tuna and wreck species. This private Fort Lauderdale charter provides rods, bait, tackle, a licensed crew and onboard amenities for up to six guests.
On a clear morning off Fort Lauderdale the Atlantic takes on a blue so bright it seems to challenge you to cut across it. The 46' Hatteras idles at the slip, engines humming, outriggers gleaming — a compact platform built for action and comfort. Over the next four hours the ocean will offer sudden runs, patient drifts and the bright flash of mahi in the sun.
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Operated by Don't Tell Mom Sportfishing · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
On a clear morning off Fort Lauderdale the Atlantic takes on a blue so bright it seems to challenge you to cut across it. The 46' Hatteras idles at the slip, engines humming, outriggers gleaming — a compact platform built for action and comfort. Over the next four hours the ocean will offer sudden runs, patient drifts and the bright flash of mahi in the sun.
This stretch of the southeast Florida shelf is defined by a narrow continental drop-off and a mix of wrecks and natural reefs that concentrate pelagic species. Port Everglades and Fort Lauderdale developed as maritime hubs in the 20th century, and the local fishing culture still orients around private charters and family outings rather than fleet boats.
On a half-day charter you’ll sample the methods that work here: trolling for billfish and mahi near the edge, kite fishing when winds cooperate, or bottom fishing over wrecks for snapper and grouper. The crew takes care of licenses, tackle and fish cleaning, so the experience is primarily about timing, ocean reading and that moment when a line peels.
Expect wind, spray and quick weather shifts — the sea can turn from glassy to choppy in an hour. Wear non-slip shoes, sun protection and a light windproof layer. Bring motion-sickness medication if you’re prone, and plan your catch strategy with the captain; seasonal closures and size limits are enforced.
This trip is best for anglers wanting a concentrated, private push offshore: big-fish chances in a short time, with a crew that does the heavy lifting. Show up ready to fish and leave with something worth telling.
The charter accommodates up to six guests comfortably on the 46' Hatteras.
Yes — rods, reels, bait, tackle and required fishing licenses are included in the trip price.
Common targets include mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo, sailfish (seasonal), snapper and grouper, depending on weather and season.
The trip may be canceled for unsafe weather; cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund per the operator’s policy.
Don't Tell Mom Sportfishing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On a clear morning off Fort Lauderdale the Atlantic takes on a blue so bright it seems to challenge you to cut across it. The 46' Hatteras idles at the slip, engines humming, outriggers gleaming — a compact platform built for action and comfort. Over the next four hours the ocean will offer sudden runs, patient drifts and the bright flash of mahi in the sun.
On a clear morning off Fort Lauderdale the Atlantic takes on a blue so bright it seems to challenge you to cut across it. The 46' Hatteras idles at the slip, engines humming, outriggers gleaming — a compact platform built for action and comfort. Over the next four hours the ocean will offer sudden runs, patient drifts and the bright flash of mahi in the sun.
This stretch of the southeast Florida shelf is defined by a narrow continental drop-off and a mix of wrecks and natural reefs that concentrate pelagic species. Port Everglades and Fort Lauderdale developed as maritime hubs in the 20th century, and the local fishing culture still orients around private charters and family outings rather than fleet boats.
On a half-day charter you’ll sample the methods that work here: trolling for billfish and mahi near the edge, kite fishing when winds cooperate, or bottom fishing over wrecks for snapper and grouper. The crew takes care of licenses, tackle and fish cleaning, so the experience is primarily about timing, ocean reading and that moment when a line peels.
Expect wind, spray and quick weather shifts — the sea can turn from glassy to choppy in an hour. Wear non-slip shoes, sun protection and a light windproof layer. Bring motion-sickness medication if you’re prone, and plan your catch strategy with the captain; seasonal closures and size limits are enforced.
This trip is best for anglers wanting a concentrated, private push offshore: big-fish chances in a short time, with a crew that does the heavy lifting. Show up ready to fish and leave with something worth telling.