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Early July Catch Reports in Nassau Bahamas
Anglers are landing Mahi Mahi, with some decent length. These vibrant fish are abundant in offshore waters, particularly around weed lines and floating debris, where they school in large numbers. Trolling for Mahi is highly effective.
While Wahoo bites are slower in July compared to peak seasons (October to December), our anglers are still hooking these lightning fast fish. High-speed trolling with deep-diving plugs works best in deeper waters.
Currently, Blackfin Tuna are a reliable catch in offshore waters, often found in schools near drop-offs. Yellowfin Tuna are less common but present, especially in deeper waters beyond 20 miles. Book a Nassau fishing charter today to get you a tuna!
Inshore and reef fishing trips are yielding plenty of barracuda on our fishing boats. These toothy predators are aggressive, providing exciting light tackle action. Also, Lots of fun for younger anglers.
The coral reefs around Nassau are hotspots for Yellowtail Snapper, Mangrove Snapper, and various groupers. Triggerfish are also prevalent, offering a strong fight on light tackle. Nassau bottom fishing with cut bait or live shrimp near wrecks and reefs is productive.
Marine Weather Nassau Fishing Charter Forecast for (July 7–14, 2025)
The Bermuda High and associated ridge will dominate the region, maintaining moderate to fresh east to southeast winds and moderate seas south of 25N. Fresh to locally strong east winds are expected to pulse near Hispaniola from late afternoons into overnight, but Nassau’s waters should see generally gentle to moderate conditions. A weak cold front may approach the northwest waters by the end of the week, potentially altering wind patterns.
Monday, July 7 (Today): East to southeast winds 10–15 knots. Seas 2–4 feet. Isolated showers possible in the afternoon.
Monday Night: East winds 10–15 knots. Seas 2–4 feet. Light chop on intracoastal waters.
Tuesday, July 8: East to southeast winds 10–15 knots, becoming southeast in the afternoon. Seas 3–5 feet. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon.
Tuesday Night: East winds 10–15 knots. Seas 3–5 feet. Chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Wednesday, July 9: East winds 10–15 knots. Seas 4–6 feet in southeast swell. Scattered showers possible.
Wednesday Night: East to southeast winds 10–15 knots. Seas 4–6 feet in southeast swell.
Thursday, July 10: East winds 10–15 knots west of 81W, lighter winds east of 81W. Seas 4–6 feet west of 81W, 2–4 feet east of 81W.
Thursday Night: East winds 10 knots. Seas 4–6 feet in southeast swell.
Friday, July 11: East to southeast winds 10 knots south of 20N, variable winds less than 5 knots north of 20N. Seas 3 feet or less.
Saturday, July 12: East to southeast winds 10–15 knots. Seas 2–4 feet.
Weather Impacts on Fishing
The forecast indicates stable conditions for most of the week, with moderate winds and seas suitable for Nassau offshore and inshore fishing. However, anglers should be prepared for occasional showers and thunderstorms, particularly on Tuesday and Wednesday. Seas may build to 4–6 feet midweek due to southeast swells, so smaller vessels should exercise caution. By Friday, calmer seas are expected, ideal for longer offshore runs targeting Mahi Mahi or Tuna. Book your Nassau Fishing Trip with us today! Lets go catch some fish!
