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Premier Offshore Fishing with Weekley Rehab

  • Published Date: July 17, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Miami
  • $450 - $2,500 price range
  • Updated Date: August 28, 2025

Summary

Ready for an offshore adventure in Pompano Beach? Join Weekley Rehab Fishing Charters for a day of chasing tuna, mackerel, and other big game fish. You'll be riding in style on their Contender 33 Tournament Edition, a serious fishing machine built to handle offshore conditions. With twin 350 HP Yamaha engines, you'll zip to the hotspots fast and comfortably. The boat's deep-V hull and wide beam mean a smooth ride even when the seas kick up. There's room for up to 6 guests, so bring your friends or family along. The 33T is decked out with top-notch electronics, livewells, and plenty of rod storage – everything you need for a successful day on the water. Whether you're an experienced angler or just looking to try your hand at offshore fishing, the crew at Weekley Rehab will make sure you have a great time reeling in the big ones.
Premier Offshore Fishing with Weekley Rehab

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Six king and cero mackerel fishing in Florida

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6 fish caught during cruises and fishing trip in Pompano Beach

Fish stories worth framing.

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Another successful day on Florida’s blue water.

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Pompano Beach delivers Mahi Mahi again!

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Scenic views while reeling in Mahi Mahi on Pompano

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Six people enjoying a cruises and fishing trip in Pompano Beach

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Group of 6 people fishing at Pompano Beach

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Six king and cero mackerel fishing in Florida

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Scenic view of the beach in Pompano Beach

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6 fish caught during cruises and fishing trip in Pompano Beach

Fish stories worth framing.

Two people fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida

Another successful day on Florida’s blue water.

Six people enjoying cruises and fishing in FL

Pompano Beach delivers Mahi Mahi again!

King Mackerel fish caught on a cruises, fishing trip in FL

Pompano Beach summer time!

A single angler fishing in Pompano Beach

Scenic views while reeling in Mahi Mahi on Pompano

One fishing person catching a 23-inch fish in FL

This summer is getting us on fish so much

Six people enjoying a cruises and fishing trip in Pompano Beach

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Group of 6 people fishing at Pompano Beach

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Six king and cero mackerel fishing in Florida

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Scenic view of the beach in Pompano Beach

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6 fish caught during cruises and fishing trip in Pompano Beach

Fish stories worth framing.

Two people fishing in Pompano Beach, Florida

Another successful day on Florida’s blue water.

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Reel in Tuna and Mackerel off Pompano Beach

Get ready for an action-packed day on the water with Weekley Rehab Fishing Charters! We're heading out to the rich fishing grounds off Pompano Beach, where the big game fish are waiting. Our Contender 33T is built for serious offshore action, so whether you're a seasoned angler or just looking for a fun day out, we've got you covered. With room for up to 6 guests, it's perfect for a group of friends or family who want to experience the thrill of battling some of Florida's most sought-after species.

What to Expect on the Water

As soon as we clear the inlet, you'll feel the power of our twin 350 HP Yamahas pushing us towards the fishing grounds. The Contender 33T is a beast in open water, slicing through waves and keeping you dry and comfortable. We've got all the latest electronics to find the fish, plus plenty of rod storage and live bait wells to keep us in the action all day. Whether we're trolling for tuna, drifting for mahi-mahi, or running and gunning for wahoo, you're in for a real treat. Just remember to bring your sunscreen and a camera – you'll want to capture these memories!

Techniques That Hook the Big Ones

We'll be using a mix of techniques to target our fish. For tuna and mackerel, we might start with some high-speed trolling using surface lures or deep-diving plugs. If we spot birds working or surface activity, we'll quickly switch to casting or jigging. For mahi-mahi, we'll look for floating debris or weedlines and might use live bait or pitch lures. Wahoo often require specialized tactics like high-speed trolling with wire leaders. Don't worry if you're new to these methods – our experienced crew will guide you through each technique, making sure you're ready when that big fish strikes!

Species You'll Want to Hook

Skipjack Tuna: These smaller cousins of the bluefin are fast, furious fighters that often travel in schools. They're great eating and fantastic on light tackle. Look for them busting bait on the surface – it's a sight you won't forget! Best targeted year-round, but peak season is late spring through fall.

Blackfin Tuna: A favorite among local anglers, blackfins are hard-hitting and delicious. They can be found closer to shore than many other tuna species, making them accessible on our trips. These guys love to hit topwater lures at dawn and dusk, creating explosive strikes that'll get your heart racing. Prime time is fall through spring.

King Mackerel: Also known as "kingfish," these toothy predators are famous for their blistering runs. They can grow over 50 pounds and are often found in schools, so multiple hookups are possible. We target them year-round, but the biggest ones show up in winter and early spring. Be ready for some serious pulling when one of these smokes a trolled bait!

Mahi Mahi: One of the most beautiful fish in the sea, mahi (also called dorado or dolphinfish) are known for their acrobatic fights and delicious meat. They're curious fish that often travel in pairs or small groups. Summer and fall are peak seasons, but we catch them year-round. Watching a bull mahi light up with electric blue and green colors during the fight is something you'll never forget.

Wahoo: Speed demons of the ocean, wahoo are prized for both their fighting ability and their tasty white meat. They're usually loners but occasionally school up. These fish are built for speed and can make incredible runs, sometimes spooling an inexperienced angler in seconds! While we catch them year-round, fall and winter tend to be the best seasons for big wahoo.

Top Catches This Season

The fishing has been on fire lately! We've been seeing some monster kingfish in the 30-40 pound range, with a few pushing 50. The blackfin tuna bite has been steady, with most fish in the 15-25 pound class. Mahi have been showing up in good numbers, with several bulls over 20 pounds boated in the past few weeks. And let's not forget about the wahoo – we've had a couple of surprise catches recently, including one that topped 60 pounds and nearly spooled us! Every trip is different, but that's the beauty of fishing these waters – you never know what might grab your line next.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

It's not just about the fish – although they're a big part of it! Our customers love the whole experience. The rush of heading offshore in a top-notch boat, the camaraderie of fishing with friends and family, and the thrill of never knowing what you might catch next. Plus, our crew works hard to put you on fish and make sure you're having a great time. We've got regulars who book trips with us every season, and it's always a blast to see familiar faces and hear stories of past adventures. Whether you're looking to fill the cooler or just enjoy a day on the water, we've got you covered.

Time to Book Your Spot

Ready to experience some world-class offshore fishing in Pompano Beach? Don't miss out on your chance to battle tuna, kingfish, mahi, and more aboard our state-of-the-art Contender 33T. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time offshore, we'll make sure you have an awesome day on the water. Spots fill up fast, especially during peak seasons, so don't wait! Give us a call or book online to secure your date. We can't wait to show you what Pompano Beach fishing is all about – trust us, once you feel that first big run, you'll be hooked for life!

Learn more about the species

Blackfin Tuna

Blackfin tuna are the sprinters of the tuna world. These compact powerhouses usually run 15-30 pounds and put up a serious fight for their size. You'll find them in the warmer waters off Pompano Beach, often hanging around weed lines or underwater structures. Fall through spring is prime time for blackfin, especially when water temps are in the high 60s to low 70s. Anglers love targeting these fish for their explosive strikes and tasty meat - sushi-grade stuff right there. To land one, try chunking with live bait or jigging near drop-offs. Here's a local tip: early mornings and late afternoons are your best bet, when blackfin come up to feed on the surface. Keep your eyes peeled for birds working the water - that's often a dead giveaway for feeding tuna. Just make sure your drag is set right, 'cause when a blackfin hits, it's off to the races!

Blackfin Tuna

King Mackerel

King mackerel, or "kingfish," are the speedsters of the mackerel family. These silver torpedoes can top 50 pounds, though 15-30 pounders are more common. You'll find kings cruising the coastal waters off Pompano Beach, often in depths of 40-150 feet. They're here year-round, but the action really heats up from late spring through fall. Anglers love targeting kings for their blistering runs and aerial acrobatics. Plus, they're darn good eating when prepared right. To hook into a big king, try slow-trolling live bait like blue runners or goggle-eyes. Here's a local trick: use a stinger rig with two hooks to improve your hookup ratio. Kings are known for short-striking baits, so that trailing hook can make all the difference. Just be ready for some serious peeling of line when a smoker king decides to run!

King Mackerel

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Mahi mahi are the rock stars of the offshore world. These neon-colored beauties average 15-30 pounds but can top 50. You'll find them in the warm Gulf Stream waters off Pompano Beach, often around floating debris or weed lines. Summer and early fall are prime mahi seasons when the water warms up. Anglers go nuts for mahi because they're a triple threat - spectacular fighters, stunning to look at, and absolutely delicious on the grill. To catch 'em, try trolling with ballyhoo or small lures near floating structure. Here's a pro tip: once you hook one, keep the boat near the school. Mahi are curious fish and will often stick around, giving you a shot at multiple hookups. Just be ready for some acrobatics when they hit the deck - these fish don't give up easily!

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Skipjack Tuna

Skipjack tuna are small but mighty fighters, typically weighing 20 pounds and reaching 2-3 feet long. You'll find them in warm, tropical waters, often swimming in schools near the surface. These fast swimmers love to chase bait, making them a blast to catch. We usually target skipjack from spring through fall when water temperatures are just right. Anglers love 'em for their acrobatic jumps and strong runs. Plus, they make great eating - that's why they're so popular for canning. To hook one, try trolling with small lures or live bait at about 6 knots. A local trick: look for birds diving on bait schools, that's often where you'll find skipjack feeding. Just be ready for a fight when one hits - these little guys punch way above their weight class!

Skipjack Tuna

Wahoo Fish

Wahoo are the drag-screamers of the deep. These sleek torpedoes can top 100 pounds and burn some serious line. You'll find them in the open waters off Pompano Beach, often near drop-offs or current edges. Late summer through fall is prime wahoo time when the water's warm and bait is plentiful. Anglers target these fish for their blistering speed - they can hit 60 mph - and their excellent table fare. To land a wahoo, try high-speed trolling with large lures or baits. Here's a local secret: use wire leaders, as wahoo have razor-sharp teeth that'll slice through mono in a heartbeat. Keep your eyes peeled for subtle color changes in the water, that's often where wahoo are hunting. When one hits, hang on tight and enjoy the ride - it's gonna be fast and furious!

Wahoo Fish

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: Yamaha

Maximum Cruising Speed: 40

Number of Engines: 2

Horsepower per Engine: 350

Hop aboard our Contender 33 Tournament Edition for an offshore adventure in Pompano Beach. This sleek fishing machine is built to handle the open waters with ease, powered by twin Yamaha 350 HP engines that'll get you to the hotspots in no time. The 33T's deep-V hull and wide beam make for a smooth, dry ride even when the seas get choppy. We've decked her out with all the bells and whistles serious anglers crave - top-notch electronics, spacious livewells, and plenty of rod storage. Whether you're chasing tuna, mackerel, or other big game fish, this boat's got the speed, stability, and comfort to make your day on the water a real treat. With room for up to six guests, it's perfect for small groups looking to reel in some memories along with their catch.
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