Regional Fishing Reports for:
Southeast Florida (Miami to Palm Beach)

Miami, Florida - Offshore - West and southwesterly winds have been putting a damper on the offshore fishing scene. Dolphin have been making brief showings and encouraging action, but it only lasts for a day or two before they move on. The westerly winds are not conducive fo more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - ITS BETTER IN THE BAHAMAS This past week, we had our first summer Bahama charter. We cleared Customs in Bimini and fish south along Riding Rock the first day. We made the crossing in 1 and half-hours, cleared customs in half an hour, got our hote more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Saltwater Fishing Report - As the seasons progress the fish patterns adjust. The inshore scene is as different as the conditions of the week. We had some pretty clean water (for Lauderdale) on the inside becuse of the lack of rain. Well last week it poured 3 days straight and more...
Capt. Ron Mallet - Fort Lauderdale

Miami, Florida - Offshore - A nice mixed bag of fish is occurring offshore right now! Fishing has been easy, just pick your target and go fishing. Dolphin are showing up each week in ever increasing numbers. You can find them along the edge of the Gulf Stream, or you can ven more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Fort Lauderdale, FL - Offshore - Dolphin, Dolphin & more Dolphin! From 3 lbs. to 45 lbs. They are everywhere. Most of the fish are in being caught in 120 to 400 feet of water. Boats going too far offshore are not finding them. Thresher Sharks have showed up and they are more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale

Miami, Florida - Offshore - Windy April weather has been keeping many anglers at home, but the one’s that are braving the rough seas have been finding great fishing offshore. Not only has the action been hot at times, it has also been varied, with a large variety of f more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Saltwater Fishing Report - This is a great time to try out your light tackle skills on the inshore waters of Fort Lauderdale. There is loads of small baitfish (looks like baby blue runners) all over the harbor and the canals. Because of this the Jacks are in the area snacking more...
Capt. Ron Mallet - Fort Lauderdale

Miami, Florida - Offshore - What’s your pleasure? Sailfish, Dolphin, Kingfish? And how big do you want them? Ten pounders? Twenty Pounders. How about a forty pound Kingfish or Dolphin? Why not a fifty pound Sailfish thrown in for good measure. It’s all possible. more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami, Florida - Offshore - Everywhere you read , you will see something written about fishing with live bait. Without a doubt, using livebait will definitely increase your chances of catching fish. One of the easiest methods of catching live bait is with the use of a cast n more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Fort Lauderdale, FL - Offshore - The March winds have improved the fishing as expected. Kite fishing, we caught Big Dolphin 20 to 45 lbs this week along with Sailfish, Wahoo and Sharks. On the reefs were Bonitas and a few King Mackeral. Some nice Mutton Snappers were also cau more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale