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If you browse through some of our different categories, you'll find some real trophy fish, caught on light and heavy tackle, deep sea and back-country fishing off Key West and the Dry Tortugas National Park. You will also note a few of our happy family of Lethal Weapon Customers.


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Emily Wells and David Sivley with Emily's first Wahoo!



Co-Captains of the Lethal Weapon for a day, Franklin Warren and Grant Cassada from Danville Va. The boys also answer to "Shark Boy"



Laura Mila with her #30 Bull Dolphin!



Captain Troy Newman on his way offshore into the Blue Water.



Jacob Friend with his Barracuda



Ron Fox and his huge Kingfish!



Naja and Tony Lemper from Las Vegas Captaining the Lethal Weapon on the way out to catch huge Barracuda. Two for each kid!



Ann Weisman preparing to do battle!



DAve, Kitt, and Dad, John Ridley with Dave's beautiful Hammerhead Shark that's headed for his wall!



Captain Miranda Rose Mottice



Josh, Albert, and Jeremiah Jensen from Bar Harbor Maine with Jeremiah's trophy Hammerhead



Here's one of the hazards of chummiong for Sharks, the Pelicans get ravenous and as you can see, they are not too afraid of the Lethal Weapon



Michelle Cheney fighting a big shark as my son Jason looks on



Johnny and Steven Ketchmark with one of 10 Barracuda Steven released on his first Tortugas Trip.



Steven Ketchmark driving the Lethal Weapon into the Garden Key Anchorage in the Dry Tortugas National Park



Mike Ketchmark on the bow on the Lethal Weapon in the Garden Key Anchorage in the Dry Tortugas National Park fighting a huge Lemon Shark on stand up #30 tackle. This was earl on in the fight as evidenced by the amount of line on the reel. The great fish was huge and eventually spooled us. In all my years of fishing, I've never been spooled before! What a fish, and what a fight!



Steven Ketchmark with his first Black Grouper. Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas National Park in background.



First Mate David Sivley fighting a Snowy Grouper in 700'



My Grandson, Troy Newman driving the Lethal Weapon home from the Pearl Basin after catching his first Bluefish!



David Sivley and Jill Johnson with Jill's big Dolphin



DAniel Healy Sr and Jr with Senior's Barracuda



Roswell, New Mexico's Jessica Breedyk, her Husband, Kevin "Baitcatcher", and a prehistoric Sawfish that Jessica caught and released on the Lethal Weapon



Shirl Warren and David Sivley with her biggest Dolphin ever!



Captain Troy William Newman piloting the Lethal Weapon



Captains Max and Alex Rumsbarger, AKA Blacktip Shark Boys!



Max Brown with his American Sharpnose Shark.



Grandsons Eric and Austin lounging in the pool after a hard days fishing on the Lethal Weapon



Kay Sivley with Son David and Golden Tilefish



Laura Mila with her #30 Bull Dolphin!



Samantha Campau with her Barracuda



THE HOLLYHOODS!



David Sivley and Shirl Warren with her first big Bull Dolphin



Josh Jensen with his Goliath Grouper.



Chelsea and Andrea Coleman with Chelsea's Blacktip Shark



Honeymooner Megan Cunningham with her first of two Hammerheads on her honeymoon!



Isiah Friend with his Dolphin



The Cecchine Family after a fabulous morning fishing on the LethalWeapon



Albie and Adam Fleury,aka "The Bandaid Brothers". Plenty blisters on these boys after their Tortugas Trip!



Fonzie and Jason with a nice Ddolphin



Joe, Brad, and Joe Melton Sr, and outlaw, Doug Vincent on the dock at Sunset Key after a Tortugas' trip



Mike Ketchmark, his father, Gene, and brothers, Philip and Carl Rasmus after an incredible 4 day Tortugas' trip. Great Job!



Jason, and Jeremy with Tony Evans' huge lemon shark



Retired United States Marine Sargeant-Major Bob Johnson, his son, Dr Steve Johnson, and grandsons David and Mike after a great Tortuga's trip on the back deck of the Lethal Weapon.



"Milwaukee's Best" after releasing five sharks, and catching enough snapper and grouper for dinner for six. A fine job was done by all. Just about #1000 of fish in a half day trip. Atta-Girls!



First Mate Jason Brewer, and The San Antonio Swordfish Boys, John Saunders, Chesley Swann, and Eddie Kopplow with one of the Boys' two swordfish. Talk about some happy spring breakers!



Bob Emberley's Sawfish



DeQuesada family from Miami with the boys' biggest barracuda



21 year-old Rochelle Goldsmith from Boston Mass. moments after releasing a #300 Hammerhead Shark



John and Hunter Womack from Ashland, Ky with my first glass-eye snapper and a huge golden tile



Emily with two huge snowy groupers she cought on the same deep-drop



First mate Jason Brewer and second mate Jeremy Brewer with Jeremy's first permit



Jimmy FNG Bock with his #45 Bull Dolphin, what a catch!



Charlie and Katie after releasing her blacktip shark



Father's Day 2007 - Dave Cleveland and his sons, Brad & Brian, after a wonderful day fishing on the "Lethal Weapon".



Chad"Bucket-Boy Davie with his trophy 5 gallon bucket. Isn't it great to go fishing with a bunch of buddies?



Tim McRitchie with Tortugas Permit



Patti Camp with a Tortugas Permit



Andy and Lisa Bowers with some of their Dolphin



Matt from Missouri's Hammerhead.



Carmen and Albert Martinez proudly displaying their Sailfish and Shark release flags after an awesome day on the Lethal Weapon.



The Boyse Family after a productive morning on the Lethal Weapon.



Here's a shot of one of the Cecchini Barracudas that we released today



Ira and Adam Hammerman from Rockville, Md.



Newleywed Tammy Fisher with her #25 bull dolphin



Steve Teague with a huge permit.



Jennifer Teague with her black grouper



Kennedy Proctor with her Mackeral





The Daniel Agopsowicz Family after a slow day in the blue-water off Key West. Two fish all day, but a happy family. Lots of flying fish and porpoise to save the day!



Dr Evil at Work!



Jenna and Troy with a giant Dry Tortugas Barracuda



Jim Camp with his big Amberjack before release in the Dry Tortugas national Park



My best buddy, Mo helping out in the Tortugas



Here's a couple very hungry Frigate Birds perching on our outrigger hoping we can find them a meal. Just another great sight in the Dry Tortugas National Park!



Andrew and Nicola Parrott after a great day fishing on the Lethal Weapon



Alexis Bowers from Cedar Rapids, Iowa with THE BIG ONE Ain't she proud?



Frank Zarb Jr. with his Barracuda



Andy Bowers with his big 'Cuda



Kaathleen and Michael Thompson from Andover, Ma



Jones Partry after a hard day fishing, plenty smiles



Wendy Jones with her first big fish, a King!



My son, Jason, and my grandson, Eric fighting a deep-water snapper in 650' on the south drop of the 100 fathom bar.



Todd Camp with a #450 Goliath Grouper caught on #30 stand-up gear from a dead boat, a 15-1 catch and release!



Barber Family with one of our best deep-dropping catches



Kazakstan's Diana wanted a little fish. Sorry for the big one, honey, but you did a great job on this big Barracuda. The fish was released unharmed.



Here's a happy group, the Kussainov's from Kazakstan taking a break between blue-water fishing and a harbor tour. Barracuda and Crevally Jack were c aught on tour. Bonito in the blue-water. The snorkeling was at the Nine-Foot Reef



Captain Lena from Kazakstan driving the "Lethal Weapon" while I'm downstairs taking photos of the kids and their fish. Great job, and thanks for the help.



Tom McCoy with his trophy 'Cuda



Houston, Texas has some budding athletes up and coming, that's for sure. Jim McCoy and his wife, Kim brought cheerleaders Ashley and Allison, and football and baseball star, Tom out for a day of fishing, Tom wins this time. Biggest 'Cuda of the year! Hey, Christian, wish you were here.



Reb Bortz with his African Blue-spotted Houndfish



Mate Jenna King with a nice Dolphin



Charity Williams with her big Barracuda



Jonathan Townsend and his first Barracuda



Christopher Townsend and his first Barracuda



Joe Music's trophy Barracuda



Dan Manson from Fairfax Cty, Va. with his trophy blacktip shark



Randolph Schwartz came all the way from Sag Harbor, New York to catch a billfish. Here's one of three he caught today, atta-boy!



Sam, Lisa, Gordy, and Justin Marquez from San Pedro, Ca. with Gordy's huge Horse-eye Jack



Trip Kelly left his Chesapeake Bay home to fish with us, and this kingfish is one of his catches



Castillo with a Blacktip Shark



Lillian Crandall, Oklahoma City basketball star, with her first bonito.



Rob and Rob Brinson from Buckhead, Ga. with Rob Jr's hammerhead. " Hi Kelly, wish you were here".



The Hough Family from Goes, Holland



Boynton Beach's Sam Goldberg with a nice Nassau Grouper, what a beauty!



James hooked up on a 12wt.



The Long Wands From The U.K.



Rob with a nice Tortugas' Permit



Scarsdale, N.Y. Leffler Family with one of the blacktip sharks they released today on the Lethal Weapon while fishing in the back-country using light tackle in the Key West Harbor. Six year old Drew caught the shark.



Mark and Ryan Bratton from Buffalo, NY on the way home after Ryan released his #200 Shark!



Fred, Johnny & Wes with some some beautiful Blackfin Tunas



Jackson Snyder with his barracuda



Ken and Chris Blanchard with a large Red Grouper



Jeremy with the biggest bull he's gaffed so-far



Bob Dietz with a huge Bull Dolphin



Virginia's Sarah Marchetti with her first bonito!



Rocky Allee with a light tackle hammerhead



Rocky Allee with her first sailfish, a long time coming, but worth waiting for



Mike Shumaker with his first permit, and he's been trying for a while! Way to go, Mike!



IMI gunslingers,AKA ;the coon-asses"



Steve Rudnianyn with one of the biggest Skipjack Tunas I've ever seen.



Corey Shepherdson, after being thrown in the water for his first Blue Marlin release as a mate



The Albrights and the Rudnianyn after their 3 1/2 hour battle with a monster Blue Marlin. Note Justin with the Blue Marlin release flag.



Haley Osier and her best friend, Kailey, from Dallas, Texas sunning on the bow of the "Lethal Weapon" during their morning fishing charter.



Watson-Marlow heavy hitters, Steve Lavarena and Tom Whalen from Boston, Chuck Treutel from Green Bay and Eric Achten from The Netherlands, after a great day of Key West shark fishing on the Lethal Weapon. This shark was released after the photo op.



The Camp Family are some of my best Tortugas regulars. In the picture from Right to Left is Major Jim Camp, his grand father Lawrence Camp a decorated WWII Army Air Corps veteran of Pearl Harbor, and Captain Jim Camp, a Viet Nam veteran, pilot and a former Flying Tiger. Major Jim Camp is the top pilot in aerial refueling in the free world. He went head to head with them all and he won. God bless these guys!



My daughter, Katie, my grandson, Julian, and his 51" 30# Barracuda!



Katie, my daughter, Jeremy, and two nice Snowy Groupers aka my dinner.



Maxwell Snyder with his Cero Mackeral



Simon Meachin having a little nappy after a hard-fought battle with the biggest 'Cuda we have ever caught!



Quentin Snyder with his Cero Mackeral



Dave and Paul Graham with their double-header permit before release



Simon Meachin and Team Atlanta, Bob, Ken, Mark and Rey, during a great day of fishing abord the Lethal Weapon!



Mike Maher, Neil Manson, Jason Whitcomb, Rusty Scott and Steve Martinec after releasing 15 sharks on light tackle on the "Lethal Weapon"



Seven year old Billy Lemanske with his trophy Barracuda.



Swedish Viking Mans Askert with his second Sailfish.



James and Veronica Benson and Brian and Missy Wallace from Louisville, Kentucky riding home from a great day of fishing on the Lethal Weapon Flybridge



Mike Fishback and his family from Panama City after a productive morning trip on the Lethal Weapon.



Jackie Martin with her Bonito



Jason and Shannon with her big barracuda



Stevee Yurko and Family after a beautiful day on the Lethal Weapon



Harold Fasig, Brother Jerry, Son Harold, and Son-in-Law Todd Reedy with Harold Sr's huge Barracuda



Here's the happiest 'Bekah you'll ever see with her giant barracuda!



Dylan Ertel, her mom, Mikey, and Grandma Donna with Dylan's first fish, a pinfish. The pinfish was caught on a back country shark fishing trip, and made the little girl very happy.