How Do You Catch Mahi Mahi Fish?
Few fish are both exciting to catch as well as delicious to eat as mahi mahi. This fish sports many different names. Hawaiians call it mahi mahi because of its strength. In Spanish culture, it is known as Dorado for its colorful skin. But the dolphin fish is its primary tag. This name is not to be confused with bottle-nosed dolphin, which is not a fish but a sea mammal that is protected by law. The bottom line is this: No matter what you call it, it is one of the most colorful and acrobatic fish that swims in tropical and subtropical water. Know where to find them. Mahi mahi are found throughout the world, but mostly in warm (between 75 and 85 degrees) waters that are about 100 to 400 feet deep. They are primarily found in the gulf stream. Weed lines or floating objects, such as buoys, are their favorite spots to attract food. Look for flying fish, as mahi mahi will probably be nearby. They never stray too far from their food source. Choose your tackle. Since mahi mahi range in size fr
