To: capt_hendrix@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, March 29, 2010, 8:55 PM

Hi Joey,

Here is a picture of the sunrise off your boat last Saturday.  Thanks so much for giving us and the boys a great trip.  The kids had a great time and learned a lot from you.  They can't wait to go again!  Just can't say enough about the day!!!

Gotta go.  I have more fish to eat!!!

Mark, Donna, Alec and Tyler

Hi Captain Joe,
My son Laurent and I, the guys from Luxembourg , had a great day fishing with you. It was our first time and we were impressed with your world. I’ll try to convince my friends to come next year to Islamorada for fishing. So it might be that you see us again. Everything was perfect, so was the tuna sushi we ate at Lazy day’s after fishing.
Back in Europe , remains a beautiful remembrance of a very special day. Thanks for that, Joe .
I hope your stay in Stuttgart will be fine and that Europe will be a good discovery for you. Take care and catch fish.   -Ives

Sunday, May 10, 2009 - Thanks again for a great time.  Look forward to coming back soon!

Greg & Debbie Boothe

 Photos by Randi Flaugh
    

"Cool Customers":
Wayne & Deborah Vinson and Monica & Rick Babbit.

               Mike & Janie's Adventure.

                 Jeff, Natalie, and Tyler Thomas on New Year's Day, 2009.

Norm Barnes & Dad - Fun People to Fish With!

Dolphin Fish,
Also Known As Mahi-Mahi, Dorado

The beautiful Dolphin fish, sometimes called the “Rainbow Warrior”, has bright turquoise, green and yellow patterns. It’s an oceanic fish that has a high forehead (almost vertical in males) and a strongly tapering body ending in a forked tail fin. They are very fast swimmers, capable of reaching speeds of more than 60 km/h. Feeding mainly on flying fish and squid, the larger male Dolphin can grow to more than 1.5 m in length. The Dolphin is a favorite of deep-sea anglers because of how it hits the bait hard, fights ferociously and takes to the air while trying to shake the hook. The Dolphin Fish is low in saturated fat and is a good source of vitamin B12, phosphorus, and potassium and a very good source of protein, niacin, vitamin B6, and selenium. What could be better than an exciting day of fishing with Capt. Hendrix and going home to a healthy dinner!

A Sailfish Tagged & Released,,and Capt. Hendrix & Kenny's, Swordfish.
               

Mac's Tarpon, and Dolphin to Eat!
            

Jim & Terri Schultz from Rhinelander, We saw lots of action recently.  Jim is pictured here with a King Mackerel .  King and Spanish Mackerel and also yellowtails were rapidly caught.

Message from Jim:

Joey,

Terri and I sure had a great time fishing with you. It's obvious you are a local and have been around this business all your life the way you know where and how to catch fish. We look forward to our next trip to the Keys and will be talking to you about another trip.

We will see you next year.

Best Regards

Jim and Terri

Colin Drotar with Captain Hendrix & Sailfish. Dad is taking picture. Tom Drotar from Newtown, PA.
Picture is of second sailfish!
                                                          

If you want to catch a fish as pictured, Call Capt. Hendrix.
786.295.2162 or 305.505.6099.  E-mail: Capt_hendrix.yahoo.com