Fishing for wahoo is nearly always excellent during the winter months in the Bahamas. That is why some of the world's most prestigious wahoo events are held in the Bahamas every season. With razor sharp teeth, a wahoo often attacks straight up while launching itself high into the air as it attacks a lure. Although usually caught as individuals, sometimes wahoo will roam the Bahamian offshore waters in small "wolfpacks" and multiple hookups can result.

Billfish like blue marlin, white marlin, and sailfish are always an occasional possibility on any fishing trip in the Bahamas. The Fishin' Days is equipped with the proper experience, lures,  and terminal tackle (rods and reels) to give you the best chance of landing one of these magnificent trophies.

Tuna are notorious for their bulldogged fight doing large deep spirals under the boat as the angler tries to gain control and bring them boat side. Local Bahamian waters offer occasional opportunities for both yellowfin tuna and blackfin tuna. Tuna travel in schools so when they strike it can be several lines at the same time and quite the "fire drill" on deck!

Whether you call them mah mahi, dorado or dolphin fish these beauties are a blast to catch. Mahi are known for their ability to grow fast because of their insatiable appetite to eat anything they can catch. Mahi fishing continues to get better with each passing month and is normally peaking during our last month at Treasure Cay.

Although not a normal target, large barracuda and sharks cruise the Bahamian waters during the winter months. They are often more of a bycatch for our clients but can still provide quite a battle on the right tackle. Catching and handling these sharp toothed pelagic predators should always include a fair amount of respect.

Bottom fishing for grouper and snapper can be excellent. These tasty predators will stay around any bottom structure or reefs and can be caught by dropping a jig or bait near the structure. Grouper and snapper always provide great fun as well as some really good eating.