Mahi & Sailfish in Shallow water off Islamorada {catch and cook}

Winter time is here and that's when you see nice mahi show up in as shallow as 130ft depth off Islamorada. The sailfish are around too in this Fishing Catch and Cook! Support us! - Get Fishing Rigs & Merch: https://RWBoutdoors.com Mahi off Islamorada is very common. Especially when offshore fishing around the Islamorada humps. There's something special about fishing off Islamorada and just fishing in the florida keys in general. In the winter time the mahi move closer to the reefs edge, I've seen mahi in as shallow as 80ft before! We are right at alligator reef tower located in Islamorada and fishing offshore by the alligator reef tower will product a bite when you have the right baits at the right time This is a catch and cook. But the cooking part is a little fast, sorry! Lots of more in depth catch clean and cooks coming to the South Florida Fishing Channel. ▬▬▬▬▬ Big Thank You to My Sponsors! ▬▬▬▬▬ Want to advertise your product or collaborate on the South Florida Fishing Channel? Email me: Heiko@southfloridafishingchannel.com Support the Channel by getting some of our fishing rigs or merch: https://RWBoutdoors.com ************************************ Custom fishing team jerseys here: https://tampaclothing.com/ Fish Pendants: https://www.seashurjewelry.com/ 15% off with Code: South Florida Fishing Channel Sonar/Rader & Boat Electronics 5% off link: https://www.atlanticrt.com/juicy.html Subscribe or I'll steal all your bait! Facebook -   / southfloridafishingchannel   SFFC Instagram -   / southfloridafishingchannel   My Personal Instagram -   / heikowinkler   RWBoutdoors Instagram -   / redwhiteblueoutdoors   ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ WIN fishing gear and support the channel. Just enter your email and be part of our monthly drawings: https://rwboutdoors.com SEND ME FAN MAIL! Heiko Winkler 100100 Overseas Hwy PO 370697 Key Largo, FL 33037-9998 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ We catch mahi and sailfish on ballyhoo as bait. We slow trolled the ballyhoo above reefs and wrecks and that's where we got hooked up on both the mahi mahi and sailfish. Keep the boat just in idle gear, enough to keep your bow into the current and the baits behind the boat.