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• 21' Sea Cat w/twin Honda 90 4 Strokes 21' Sea Cat w/twin Honda 90 4 Strokes
• 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke
• 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke
• 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke 23' Sea Hawk center console w/Suzuki 140 Four Stroke
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran 26.6' WorldCat Catamaran
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's 25' World Cat with twin 130 Honda's
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines 30' HydroCat w/225 Twin Suzuki Four Stroke Engines
• 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's
• 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's
• 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's
• 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's
• 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's 25' Sea Cat with twin 150 Suzuki's
• 27' Pro Sport Pro-Kat w/twin 150 Yamaha's 27' Pro Sport Pro-Kat w/twin 150 Yamaha's
• 27' Pro Sport Pro-Kat w/twin 150 Yamaha's 27' Pro Sport Pro-Kat w/twin 150 Yamaha's
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Sailfish (2)

Appearance:

• Color dark blue on top, brown-blue laterally and silvery white underbelly
• Upper jaw elongate in the form of a spear
• First dorsal fin greatly enlarged in the form of a sail with many black spots; squared off front; highest at its mid point
• Pelvic fins are very narrow and reach almost to the anus
• Lateral line is curved over the pectoral fin and then straightens to the base of the tail

Habitat:

Sailfish are an offshore species and are associate with waters near the Gulfstream and near the 100 fathom line. 

Behavior:

Sailfish are a rapidly growing species; they reach 4-5 feet in one year.  They feed aggressively on small fish and squid. Off southeast Florida, sailfish move inshore to shallow water and spawn near the surface in summer. Females swim slowly with their dorsal fins above water, accompanied by one or more males when spawning.

State Record:

126 lb, caught near Big Pine Key

Fishing Tips and Facts:

Blue runners, pinfish, mullet, scads, ballyhoo and squid attract cruising sailfish. Sailfish are known for their fast runs, acrobatic jumps and head-shaking attempts to throw a hook. Sailfish tire easily and should be revived after a long fight to ensure their survival. Most anglers release these fish.

Additional Information:

The sailfish is Florida's state saltwater fish.  Its name originates from the greatly enlarged first dorsal fin that runs almost the length of its back and is covered with spots.

Blue Marlin

Appearance:

• Upper cobalt blue on top shading to a silvery white below
• Upper jaw elongated in form of a spear
• The dorsal, pectoral and anal fins are all pointed
• No dark spots on the dorsal fin

Habitat:

A deep-sea fish that makes major trans-Atlantic migrations.

Behavior:

Unlike swordfish, blue marlin feed mostly during the day. They hunt alone and have been reported to use their long, sharp bill to slice or stun prey.

State Record:

1046 lbs, caught near Panama City

Fishing Tips and Facts:

This may be the ultimate of the big game fish - the one Hemingway so often wrote about. Serious anglers rig heavy and expect to fight a marlin for 4-6 hours.