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At night, swordfish rise up to the warmer waters to actively look for food and feed.  We set the boat up on a drift and stagger our baits at different depths and distances from the boat. Each bait is fixed with a flashing strobe light to attract the swordfish. We keep the baits positioned at the proper depths and distances from the boat using lighted floats. When the float starts to move, you’ve got a monster swordfish on the line.  Night swordfishing generally yields more bites and overall fish than daytime swordfish trips.