Mahi Mahi Fishing in Sebastian
Mahi Mahi, also known as Dorado, are a vibrant and acrobatic offshore species that offer fast action and a visually stunning fight.
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These beautiful fish are known for their incredible colors, which flash brilliantly when they are hooked, and their energetic leaps out of the water. Mahi Mahi are fast-growing, voracious predators that often travel in schools, making for exciting fishing when you find them. They are attracted to floating objects like weed lines, buoys, and debris, which provide shade and attract smaller baitfish. Trolling is a highly effective method, but sight-casting to actively feeding fish can be incredibly rewarding. Their aggressive nature and willingness to strike a variety of baits and lures make them a favorite for many anglers.
Season
Spring and Summer (April-August) are prime, but they can be found offshore year-round.
Average Size
5-20 lbs, with larger bulls exceeding 30 lbs.
Recommended Tackle
Medium to medium-heavy offshore spinning or conventional rods (20-40 lb class), 20-40 lb monofilament or braided line, and a variety of trolling lures, feathers, or rigged ballyhoo.
Bring
A camera to capture their stunning colors and a hat for sun protection.
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