THE DTB CATCH COLLECTION

Mahi-mahi

Bright, acrobatic and great on the table.

PLAN YOUR TIME ON THE WATER

Color on the weed line.

Mahi gather under weed lines and floating cover in blue water, and where there’s one there are often more. They jump, run and light up the water around the boat.

Ask the crew to clean a few for dinner. Fresh mahi is hard to beat.

Plan an offshore trip →About offshore fishing

Catches depend on season, conditions and current regulations. A photograph records a past catch, not a promise for your trip.

Good fit

Who this trip suits

Groups weighing mahi, tuna, wahoo, and mixed bluewater plans.
Groups who want fast action and great eating.
Anglers who want help with timing and target mix.

Planning

Planning notes

Bluewater days. Mahi show up along weed lines and floating cover in blue water.

Part of the mix. Mahi usually come as part of a bluewater day with tuna and wahoo; ask the crew what’s running.

Current conditions. DTB reviews conditions, target mix, and final availability.

Before you go

What to bring and confirm

Ask whether mahi should be a primary target or part of a bluewater mix.
Confirm water, season, and timing before final booking.
Bring full offshore day comfort basics.