Marathon Fish Species

Common Questions:

What kind of fish are in the Marathon Key?

The Marathon Key is home to a variety of fish, including tarpon, snook, redfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and grouper. Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures offers charters that target these fish, as well as others.

How many species of fish are there?

There are over 33,000 species of fish in the world, and Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures offers charters that target many of these species. Some of the most popular fish to target with Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures include tarpon, snook, redfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and grouper.

Where can I fish in the Gulf in Marathon?

You can fish in the Gulf in Marathon at a number of spots, including the Seven Mile Bridge, the Bahia Honda Bridge, and the flats of the Keys. Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures offers charters that fish these areas, as well as offshore fishing trips.

What types of fish can I catch on a fishing charter in Marathon, FL?

On a fishing charter with Captain Larry Golden of Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures, you can target a diverse array of fish species. Depending on the season, you might catch Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, Wahoo, Tuna, Snapper, Grouper, and Kingfish during deep-sea trips. For inshore fishing, expect to find Redfish, Snook, Trout, and Tarpon. Captain Larry’s extensive experience ensures you’ll have the best chance at landing these exciting species!

When is the best time to catch Mahi Mahi in Marathon, FL?

The best time to catch Mahi Mahi in Marathon, FL, is during the spring and summer months. These vibrant fish are most active and abundant from April through September. On a charter with Captain Larry Golden, you’ll be guided to the best spots and equipped with top-notch gear to increase your chances of a great Mahi Mahi catch.

What are the main techniques for catching Sailfish in Marathon, FL?

To catch Sailfish in Marathon, FL, Captain Larry Golden uses a variety of techniques including live baiting, trolling with lures, and drift fishing. Sailfish are known for their impressive acrobatics and speed, making them an exciting target for sport fishing. Captain Larry’s 32 years of experience will help you master these techniques and hook your own Sailfish.

What is the best way to catch Wahoo while fishing in Marathon, FL?

For catching Wahoo in Marathon, FL, the most effective methods are trolling with high-speed lures or live bait. These fast, aggressive fish are best targeted during the winter and spring months. With Captain Larry Golden at the helm, you’ll use the latest trolling techniques and equipment to increase your chances of landing a Wahoo.

What kind of fishing gear do you provide for catching Tuna in Marathon, FL?

At Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures, we provide top-quality fishing gear for catching Tuna in Marathon, FL. Our equipment includes heavy-duty rods and reels, high-strength lines, and tuna-specific lures and bait. Captain Larry’s expert guidance ensures you’ll have everything you need for a successful Tuna fishing trip.

When is the peak season for catching Snapper in Marathon, FL?

The peak season for catching Snapper in Marathon, FL, is from summer to fall, specifically from June through October. During this time, Snapper are plentiful and feeding aggressively. Join Captain Larry Golden on a deep-sea charter for the best Snapper fishing experience, complete with expert techniques and top-notch gear.

What are the best techniques for catching Grouper in Marathon, FL?

The best techniques for catching Grouper in Marathon, FL, include bottom fishing with live bait or heavy jigs. Grouper are often found in deep waters around reefs and wrecks. Captain Larry Golden will guide you through these methods, ensuring a productive and exciting Grouper fishing experience.

A Thrillseeker Fishing Adventures Fishing Charter targets the top Marathon Fish species including Blue Marlin (Also Called Cuban Black Marlin, Marlin ), Bonefish (Also Called Grey Ghost, Bones, macabi), Cobia (Also Called Black Salmon, Crab Eater, Lemon Fish, Sergeant Fish ), Common Dolphinfish (Also Called Dolphin, Dolphinfish, Common Dolphin, Mahi-Mahi, Dorado, Dourade ), Wahoo (Also Called Ono, Ono Malani, Hoo, Pacific Kingfish, Malata kingfish, Queen fish, Paala, Paere, Peto, Sierra, Solandra, Serra-da India, Kamasu-Sawara, Acantocibio, Cavala de India, Keskas, Kin Fis, Mersad, Kinkfish, Peto, Guarapucu, Thazard batard), White Marlin (Also Called Atlantic White Marlin, Skilligalee, Marlin ), Atlantic Sailfish (Also Called ), Tarpon (Also Called Silver King, Silverfish, Sábalo ), Snook (Also Called Common Snook, Sergeant Fish, Thin Snook), Swordfish (Also Called Broadbill, Broadbill Swordfish, Swords), Permit (Also Called ), Redfish (Also Called Red Drum, Channel Bass, Spottail Bass). We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean.