We Want to Share the Excitement of Deep Sea Fishing with You!
Are you an experienced angler or just a beginner? Would you like to do everything from baiting the hook to cleaning your fish or do you just want the thrill of reeling it in? The father and son team of Captain Tris Colket and Tris “T-Bone” Colket will plan the Perfect Fishing Adventure for you.
Your voyage begins not far from Vero Beach, Florida at the Fort Pierce City Marina aboard the beautiful 40-Foot Sport Fishing Boat Last Mango. “We enjoy sharing our enthusiasm for the sport and love of the sea,” says T-Bone. “I don’t know how you could go out on the Last Mango and not get excited! On full day trips you can catch Dolphin, Wahoo, Sailfish, Kings, and Cobia depending on the season and our Overnight Gulf Stream Swordfish Trips make for an awesome experience all year round!”
“We also provide Specialty Trips to the Bahamas in the Spring for Tuna and Marlin and in the Winter for Wahoo,” adds Captain Tris. “We can even arrange Extended-Stay Bahamas Trips where we’ll fish in the azure blue waters of Abaco and Grand Bahama Island.”
“Updating and customizing the Last Mango was a labor of love,”says Captain Tris. With twice the fishing area of any boat our size, it easily accommodates up to six people with lots of room to move around. It has a Large Salon which will keep you dry, comfortable, and relaxed in the shade, yet close enough to grab your rod and reel in the big one!
Capt. Tris Fishing Report
Inshore Offshore Fort Pierce, Florida
Report Updated 10-27-2009
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Capt Tris November - 2009 Fishing Report
Yes, it definitely was a hot October on the Treasure Coast. Record high temperatures were a daily occurrence and I whined about them as much as anyone. Working on my boat in the afternoon sun was absolutely oppressive but wait just a minute! What’s that got to do with fishing? Yep; you’ve got it - we had the calmest sea conditions in recent memory throughout the entire month. I know, I know, you are thinking ‘so what’, October fishing leaves a whole lot to be desired, and who cares!
Well, ……….this year October’s live bait fishing exceptional. It produced plenty of amberjack and occasional grouper on our Treasure Coast wrecks most of which are located in 100–200 feet of water. Barracuda, always fun to catch on light tackle, were ferocious in recent weeks, eating larger live baits and offshore target species as well. Catches of 20-40lb kingfish by commercial and recreational boats fishing the beach north of Ft Pierce Inlet coincided with an influx of spanish mackerel and jack crevalle near shore.
Thank you for taking care of my buddy and his family last week. ......
As for Jack and I and the Powells, we had a blast, as always. The Amber Jack fishing was a new experience you have added with Devin and we thoroughly enjoyed it! My favorite pic from the trip is attached below.
