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8 Hour Sebastian Inlet King Mackerel Charter 1-3 People

$750.00 $800.00

Join Nauti Girl Sportfishing for and exciting 8 hour offshore king mackerel fishing charter 5-18 miles offshore Sebastian Inlet, Florida.

This trip is designed for anglers who want action, speed and the chance to target one of the fastest fish along Florida’s East Coast.

On this trip we will target Kingfish aka King Mackerel using a combination of live baiting and trolling with planers or deep diving plugs. Live baiting is one of the most effective ways to temp big Smoker kingfish, while trolling allows us to cover more water and located active school fish.

How we Fish-

  • Live Baiting- When conditions allow we sabiki live baits like bluefish, pogies, white baits and blue runners that we present on steel leader for big 25-50 lb. Smoker King mackerel

  • Trolling with planers- Planers help get our lures down deeper in the water column where kingfish often feed.

    Deep Diving Plugs- These lures allow us to cover the water quickly and trigger aggressive strikes and line peeling runs.

There are no greater experiences than seeing kingfish skyrocket on your baits or that smoker king of a lifetime peeling off thumb burning line. While doing this it is not uncommon to catch your first sailfish or a big brown cobia.

Join Nauti Girl Sportfishing for and exciting 8 hour offshore king mackerel fishing charter 5-18 miles offshore Sebastian Inlet, Florida.

This trip is designed for anglers who want action, speed and the chance to target one of the fastest fish along Florida’s East Coast.

On this trip we will target Kingfish aka King Mackerel using a combination of live baiting and trolling with planers or deep diving plugs. Live baiting is one of the most effective ways to temp big Smoker kingfish, while trolling allows us to cover more water and located active school fish.

How we Fish-

  • Live Baiting- When conditions allow we sabiki live baits like bluefish, pogies, white baits and blue runners that we present on steel leader for big 25-50 lb. Smoker King mackerel

  • Trolling with planers- Planers help get our lures down deeper in the water column where kingfish often feed.

    Deep Diving Plugs- These lures allow us to cover the water quickly and trigger aggressive strikes and line peeling runs.

There are no greater experiences than seeing kingfish skyrocket on your baits or that smoker king of a lifetime peeling off thumb burning line. While doing this it is not uncommon to catch your first sailfish or a big brown cobia.

Florida’s Smoked King Mackerel Fish Dip

Ingredients

  • 1 lb. smoked king mackerel (skin removed, flaked)

  • 8 oz. cream cheese (softened)

  • ½ cup mayonnaise

  • 1 tbsp. lemon juice

  • 1 tbsp. horseradish

  • 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce

  • 1–2 tbsp. hot sauce (to taste)

  • ¼ cup finely diced red onion

  • ¼ cup diced celery

  • 2 tbsp. fresh parsley

  • 1 tbsp. capers (optional but great)

  • Salt & pepper to taste

Instructions

Flake the smoked kingfish
Break the smoked king mackerel into small flakes and remove any bones.

Mix the base
In a bowl combine:

Cream cheese

Mayonnaise

Lemon juice

Horseradish

Worcestershire sauce

Hot sauce

Add the fish
Fold in the smoked king mackerel gently.

Add crunch and flavor
Mix in:
Onion, Celery, Parsley and Capers

Season add salt and pepper to taste

Chill


Refrigerate for 1–2 hours before serving.

Serve With

  • Saltine crackers

  • Ritz crackers

  • Toast points

  • Tortilla chips

  • Fresh celery sticks

Captain Scott’s Tip

If the kingfish is very strong flavored, add:

  • Extra lemon juice

  • More cream cheese

  • A small spoon of Dijon mustard

This balances the oiliness perfectly