Miami Fishing Reports

Looking Forward! - October is traditionally a transition month for most of the popular fish species that South Florida angler pursue. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. Some of the opportunities that available right now are swordfish offshore and yellow more...
Capt. Orlando Muniz - Miami

Heartbreak! - Let me start out by getting my sad story out of the way. Last week we went daytime deep dropping for swordfish. Out of five drops we had two fish on. Both fish were pulling drag until the 300' mark at which time the heartbreak would come. Bo more...
Capt. Gil Gutierrez - Miami

Variety - The past two weeks have been non-stop fishing. We have been doing a variety of trips from fishing the edge, fishing the wrecks, day time and night time swordfishing as well as dolphin fishing in the Gulfstream. We have had some great trips with lot more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Hot Fishing In South Florida! - What a week of beautiful Fall/Summer weather we are having! Calm conditions on the water have made for relaxing and action packed fishing at times. The Fall migration of baitfish schools is in full swing now and the Oceanside beaches and North and so more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami

Action Off Miami Remains Consistent For A Variety Of Fish - If you're looking for plenty of action, it's been hard to beat the 100 - 200 foot depth range all along the South Florida coast. Yes, there has been a good improvement in offshore dolphin fishing, however, its still been inconsistent. In the meanti more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami

Reef Fishing south of Fowey - We went out Saturday morning with a plan to head south to do some bottom fishing off the reefs south of Fowey light. The thought was to buy some bait from Ashley to save time rather than catching it. When Pedro from Ashley, reports that some Dolphins more...
Capt. Hector Mesa - Miami

Great Fishing Continues in South Florida - Fishing in South Florida continues to get better every day. If business would pick up with the level of the fishing then everyone would be a lot happier in the fishing industry. The good news is that the weather has been stable with no tropical syste more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami

Big Fish on the Double D - Sept 24th, 2009 Big Fish on the Double D Whenever we go daytime swordfishing, we are hoping to catch a big swordfish. A fish over 300 pounds is awesome, but a fish over 400 pounds is intense. Last Friday was that day. We started on one of o more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

A Lucky Fisherman's Life - What an exciting and interesting September we are having. My sister and I took off on the 4th and flew to Montana to visit Yellowstone National Park. While we were away Abie ran a charter on the 5th. Mariano and his guest caught a couple sailfi more...
Capt. Bouncer Smith - Miami

It's Happening! The Fall Migration! - The Fall Migration normally starts in September and ends in mid to late November. During this short migration season huge schools of baitfish head south for the winter ending up in Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. As these baitfish move south some more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami