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Swordfish Fishing Out of Sebastian Inlet: Run, Depth, Lead

Swordfish Fishing Out of Sebastian Inlet: Run, Depth, Lead

Sebastian's swordfish are a daytime deep drop 35 to 45 miles out in about 1600 ft of water. Here is the run, the waypoints, the 8 to 15 lb lead and who fishes it locally.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Sea Isle City: Canyons and Grounds

Swordfish Fishing Out of Sea Isle City: Canyons and Grounds

Where boats from Townsend's Inlet look for swordfish, from the Townsends Inlet Artificial Reef and the Miss Avalon deep-water grounds out to Spencer and Lindenkohl canyons. It also covers which local charters list the species.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Sarasota: Run, Depth and Numbers

Swordfish Fishing Out of Sarasota: Run, Depth and Numbers

Sarasota swordfish means deep dropping past 1,000 ft, at least 150 miles out, on multi-day trips. Here are the New Pass reference marks, the buoy to read and who runs it locally.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Port O’Connor: Run and Reefs

Swordfish Fishing Out of Port O’Connor: Run and Reefs

The local facts for POC owner-operators eyeing swordfish: the jetties and Bird Island flat, Keeping it Wild Reef at 66–70 ft, MI 712 at 130 ft, and where timing and rules are covered.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing out of Port Mansfield: Runs and Charters

Swordfish Fishing out of Port Mansfield: Runs and Charters

Swordfish trips out of Port Mansfield run 14 and 24 hours offshore. Here is the structure you pass leaving the jetties, how the trips are run and who lists them.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Port Aransas: Reefs and Runs

Swordfish Fishing Out of Port Aransas: Reefs and Runs

Swordfish are listed year-round at Port Aransas. Here are the depths and run distances for the 8 named reefs off the jetties, from 60 ft at 6 nm to 274 ft at 46 nm.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing out of Pompano Beach: Run, Depth, Rig

Swordfish Fishing out of Pompano Beach: Run, Depth, Rig

The Hillsboro Inlet swordfish run in numbers: the 600-800 ft band beyond mahi water, the landmarks on the way out, the bonito taco rig and the local boats that fish it.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Point Pleasant Beach: Port Guide

Swordfish Fishing Out of Point Pleasant Beach: Port Guide

Swordfish out of Manasquan Inlet are an overnight canyon proposition, with the gear set at sunset. Here is the run, the named structure on the chart around the port, and who fishes for them locally.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Point Judith: Season and Grounds

Swordfish Fishing Out of Point Judith: Season and Grounds

When swordfish are around Point Judith, where boats run, the named structure on the way out, and the charters that fish for them. Includes deep dropping past 1,000 feet and night canyon trips.

By Breakpoint Team
Swordfish Fishing Out of Pascagoula: The Run and Structure

Swordfish Fishing Out of Pascagoula: The Run and Structure

Boats from Pascagoula run 10 to 75 miles into federal waters for swordfish. Here are the named reef marks along the way, how to read conditions without a nearby buoy, and who runs charters.

By Breakpoint Team