Weedlines are the best place to find dolphin, the fish not the mammal, beginning in April and continuing into early June.

They’re the bread and butter of bluewater fishing, a species that can easily save what is turning out to be a mediocre, if not horrible, day of catching. They’re also one of the most beautiful fish to ...

Springtime for bluewater anglers in Florida means one of their favorite fishing targets should be in good supply. Dolphin — the fish, not the mammal — typically are on their seasonal northward ...

They may be ubiquitous on area seafood menus, but the window of opportunity to catch them in the Lowcountry is relatively short. Mahi-mahi are off the Charleston coast typically around 60 days as they ...

One fish swimming off the Florida coast is a little more popular than all the others. Dolphin — the fish, not the mammal, also known as mahi mahi on restaurant menus— is brightly colorful, runs in ...

AP — Jon Reynolds, a Florida Keys charter boat fishing captain, opened up a plastic trash bag during a meeting with federal regulators and pulled out a huge ball of thick monofilament line that's used ...

A large mahi caught and brought back to the Holiday Isle Marina at the Post Card Inn in Islamorada. The fish was caught aboard the Early Bird Fishing Charters. Miami Herald File A federal fisheries ...

When the southeasterly winds blow for several days, there is an arrival of visitors to Florida's eastern coast which is met with smiles. Anglers from the Palm Beaches to the First Coast delight in ...

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Traditionally September through early October has been prime time for offshore anglers to get in on some outstanding tuna fishing — but not this year. Bluefin, yellowfin, bigeye — since early August ...

For a wide variety of reasons, Northeast Florida is not known as a hot spot for catching dolphin – as in dolphin fish, or mahi-mahi (Hawaiian name) – not the Flipper version of the mammal.

Almost as fast as mate Hunter Barron could cast a live pilchard behind the transom of Catch 22, that’s how quickly a dolphin was hooked up and pulling line off the reel. As soon as one of us reeled in ...