Fishing Reports

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for March 20, 2022

Grand Cayman Fishing Report Captain Stephen Ebanks of Reel Vibes Charters continues to provide a great experience to his charter guests! Grand Cayman Fishing Reports for March 20, 2022. After a slow morning trolling for wahoo at 12-Mile Bank, Captain Stephen switched up and set up to drift for yellowfin. That worked! His guest landed a 40lb yellowfin on the 2nd drift and on the 3rd drift they had a double hook up one yellowfin and one shark. The yellowfin went into the fish bag and the shark was sent on his way. They trolled for wahoo again but, no strikes. Reelvibes headed home with 2 “butterballs” on ice and smiles on his guest faces. Putting Smiles on his guests faces is Captain Stephens favorite part of

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for March 13, 2022

Grand Cayman Fishing Report Early Morning Bite! Full Fish Bag! Roshad Goff had lines in the water heading to Northwest Point before the sun was up. Unforgettable Grand Cayman Fishing experience. It paid off big. He had a total of five quick strikes with 4 nice wahoo making it into the boat. The largest fish was about 40lbs. That was his first. It was caught using a Nomad DXT on his Penn Tigra. The 3 other fish were caught using skirted ballyhoo on a variety of Island Lures. Roshad reported calm seas at sunrise, but that soon changed becoming rougher with 2′-4 waves and the SW current and North wind working against each other. After the 4th wahoo was in the boat, he headed back to Yacht Club, back at the dock by 8:45

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for March 5, 2022

Grand Cayman Fishing Report More of the same. High winds and small craft advisories. Winds are ENE up to 20 knots. Most boats stayed home on Saturday. Things are looking better as the weather improves. The weather is improving this week. Time to fish!

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for March 4,2022

Grand Cayman Fishing Report Grand Cayman fishing report for March 4, 2022. Slow, Real Slow. Multiple reports are all the same. Right now, fishing is slow. Different techniques, bait, and fishing areas seem to lead to the same result. Not too many fish are being caught. Yesterday, Captain Stephen Ebanks from Reel Vibes Charters reported a slow 4 hour trip with a barracuda and a couple of blackfin tuna. Today Captain Charlie spent 5 hours on Wildcard trolling the south side with little success. He reported rough seas. A report from one angler that made the trip to Pickle Bank had better results with four wahoo and 4 yellowfin. The reliable FishAngler App shows high ENE winds for Saturday and slightly increasing Sunday out of