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Hi Captain David,

Thank you very much! We had a BLAST!

I have attached some pictures for you of the Sailfish we caught. All of us on the boat will be talking about that catch for months!

Today the Suendren and Hayes family joined the Lady Pamela II for a first time deep sea fishing trip. Both groups sure did pick the right place at the right time! Fishing in Fort Lauderdale from now until spring is solid action. We left Lauderdale Marina with our gang and trolling the reef was first on the list. A bonito went in the live well within minutes for later use in the kite. Bigger planners went in the water at 200 ft and we crossed our fingers for a nice size Mahi or Kingfish. We trolled around a large freight ship that has been anchored offshore for a week and landed a 20 lb Kingfish, a nice size Spanish Mackerel and a beefy Mahi. In the mist of all this, we spotted 8 Sailfish free jumping so the kites went up and the live bait dangled on the surface. We never got a shot at the Ballerina of the Sea but we did head back to the dock with fresh dinner for our anglers.

Tight Lines!
Captain David Ide
954-761-8045

A good friend of mine, Mike, came in to Fort Lauderdale from Korea and was jonesing to go sport fishing. He hadn’t been fishing in six years since he joined the Air Force so we bought some goggle eyes and headed north towards Palm Beach. It was about 8 foot seas offshore, exactly what these fish love. We starred at the kites for hours before we decided it was time to relocate, good thing, too. Ten minutes after our big move we got a bite on the right and Matt set the hook. Mike fought the Sailfish for 30 minutes and was all smiles after that. Only one fish ate but we did manage to spot five others free jumping throughout the day.

Tight Lines!
Captain David Ide
954-761-8045