A thrilling challenge for any deep-sea fisherman or fisherwoman, the largest Atlantic blue marlin ever caught weighed in at 1,402 lbs!Ĭelebrate the 4th Annual Art Fort LauderdaleĪt Pier Sixty-Six Marina, we are thrilled to announce that, once again, our marina will be the starting point for this dynamic celebration of imagination and craftsmanship that takes guests on a breathtaking journey along Fort Lauderdale’s renowned Intracoastal waterways via complimentary water taxi and private yacht.įor the optimal ARTFTL experience, we recommend setting aside four hours to visit the five luxury waterfront homes housing this year’s exciting exhibits. With its spear-like bill that resembles a marlinspike, the marlin - which is the second-fastest fish in the world - is another highly popular game fish for anglers to catch. Their grand size and dramatic displays make for a memorable battle out on the water. Characterized by its large, blue dorsal fin, the sailfish is considered to be the fastest fish in the ocean, swimming at speeds of up to 60 mph. One of the most desired big game fish in South Florida is the Atlantic sailfish. Mahi-mahi can grow as large as 70 lbs, and are commonly eaten or displayed as trophy fish. Known for its vibrant green, blue, and gold coloring, the mahi-mahi - also known as the dorado and the dolphinfish - is a popular pelagic fish found in warmer climates. So, what can you expect to catch? Read on to learn about three of the top fishing targets in the waters surrounding Fort Lauderdale. Deep ocean located just a few miles away from land places you in the territory of some of the world’s most sought-after big game fish, making for an excellent day of off-shore action. With its nearby reefs and warm Gulf Stream currents, “the Venice of America” offers easy access to a wide array of fish off the Atlantic coast. Three of Fort Lauderdale’s Most Prized Big Game Fishįort Lauderdale is well known around the world as a standout sportfishing destination.
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