Butler Beach Backcountry: Mahi Mahi Magic with Ray Chaters

Action-packed day from the get-go! I took Raj and their crew out for some BackCountry fishing with Ray Chaters in Butler Beach this summer. We hit the water in the late afternoon, greeted by partly cloudy skies that made for perfect fishing conditions. The waters around Butler Beach were inviting, setting the stage for what would be a memorable outing. Ray Chaters always delivers when it comes to prime fishing spots, and this trip was no exception.

Once the stage was set, we dove right into the action. We employed a mix of bait casting, trolling, and sight fishing techniques, which proved to be the right combination for the day. Our efforts paid off when we hooked into a nice Mahi Mahi, also known as Common Dolphinfish. It measured a respectable 14 inches, giving Raj and their crew a good fight and an even better story to take home. The BackCountry waters around Butler Beach really showed why they're a top spot for anglers looking to tangle with some quality fish.

Florida Florida's waters never disappoint, and today was a prime example of why. We wrapped up the trip with smiles all around, the 14-inch Mahi Mahi being the highlight of our afternoon adventure. It's days like this that remind me why I love guiding with Ray Chaters.

If you're thinking about coming out to Butler Beach for some top-notch BackCountry fishing, now's the time to book with Ray Chaters. Our New Cruises12 package is perfect for anglers looking to experience the best of what Florida Florida has to offer. Whether you're after Mahi Mahi or just want to try your hand at some bait casting, trolling, or sight fishing, we've got you covered. The summer season is prime time for fishing these waters, and with the techniques we use, you're in for some real action. Don't miss out on the chance to create your own fishing stories in the rich BackCountry waters of Butler Beach. Give us a call at Ray Chaters, and let's get you out on the water for an unforgettable Florida Florida fishing experience. Trust me, the fish are biting, and the BackCountry is calling your name!