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Reef Action beats Offshore Action (7/14/2008)
[Miami,FL] The reef continues to be the hot thing.
[Miami,FL] The reef continues to be the hot thing.
Yellowtail Snapper Bite is Red Hot! (7/10/2008)
[Miami,FL] Yellowtail Snapper and Mangrove are very productive on the reefs.
[Miami,FL] Yellowtail Snapper and Mangrove are very productive on the reefs.
Yellowtail Snapper Night Time Action (6/30/2008)
[Miami,FL] The Yellowtail Snapper action at night has been red hot!
[Miami,FL] The Yellowtail Snapper action at night has been red hot!
Late Spring Fishing is Hot (5/29/2008)
[Miami,FL] Late pusth of Sailfish, Blackfin Tuna, and Dolphin
[Miami,FL] Late pusth of Sailfish, Blackfin Tuna, and Dolphin
Small Dolphin Moving Through (3/15/2008)
[Miami,FL] Lots of variety offshore. Winter species still around plus Mahi Mahi starting to make showing offshore.
[Miami,FL] Lots of variety offshore. Winter species still around plus Mahi Mahi starting to make showing offshore.
Winter Sailfish Action (2/11/2008)
[Miami,FL] February is a hot month for Sailfish action!
[Miami,FL] February is a hot month for Sailfish action!
Sail Fishing Continues to Rule the Days (1/02/2008)
[Miami,FL] Sailfish continue to migrate south as cool fronts push through.
[Miami,FL] Sailfish continue to migrate south as cool fronts push through.
Mutton Snapper Suprise! (11/30/2007)
[Miami,FL] Variety of species on the edge. Dolphin, Kingfish, Bonito, Sailfish.
[Miami,FL] Variety of species on the edge. Dolphin, Kingfish, Bonito, Sailfish.
Simple Day Fishing for Yellowtail Snapper (11/24/2007)
[Miami,FL] Plenty of reef species inside 70 feet that will keep all anglers busy.
[Miami,FL] Plenty of reef species inside 70 feet that will keep all anglers busy.
More and More Winter Species Showing Up (11/15/2007)
[Miami,FL] Lots of Mackerel on Patch Reefs with more and more Sailfish showing up.
[Miami,FL] Lots of Mackerel on Patch Reefs with more and more Sailfish showing up.
Winter Season Starting Off Right! (11/06/2007)
[Miami,FL] Good push of Sailfish and Dolphin after Tropical Storm Noel.
[Miami,FL] Good push of Sailfish and Dolphin after Tropical Storm Noel.
Solo Offshore Fishing Trip - Fowey Rocks (10/15/2007)
[Miami,FL] Plenty of baitfish and north east breezes will bring in plenty of pelagic species.
[Miami,FL] Plenty of baitfish and north east breezes will bring in plenty of pelagic species.
Autumn Is Upon Us (9/30/2007)
[Miami,FL] Yellowtail Snapper on the reefs and Dolphin Close to the edge.
[Miami,FL] Yellowtail Snapper on the reefs and Dolphin Close to the edge.
Offshore Hit or Miss (8/12/2007)
[Miami,FL] Offshore fishing is slow both inside and outside.
[Miami,FL] Offshore fishing is slow both inside and outside.
Yellowtail Snapper Night Time Action (7/24/2007)
[Miami,FL] By far reef fishing continues to be the best bet if you want to avoid the heat and afternoon thunderstorms.
[Miami,FL] By far reef fishing continues to be the best bet if you want to avoid the heat and afternoon thunderstorms.
Big Yellowtail Snapper on the Reefs (7/02/2007)
[Miami,FL] Lots of big yellowtail snapper are being caught on the reef if the current is right.
[Miami,FL] Lots of big yellowtail snapper are being caught on the reef if the current is right.
South Bay Tarpon (6/26/2007)
[Miami,FL] Still plenty of residential Tarpon in Southern Bicayne Bay canals.
[Miami,FL] Still plenty of residential Tarpon in Southern Bicayne Bay canals.
Dolphin Season in Full Swing (6/07/2007)
[Miami,FL] Plenty of Dolphin offshore. No need to go far.
[Miami,FL] Plenty of Dolphin offshore. No need to go far.
South Dade Dolphin Report (4/13/2007)
[Miami,FL] Gaffer size dolphin starting to show up at the docks. Spring Season is here!
[Miami,FL] Gaffer size dolphin starting to show up at the docks. Spring Season is here!
Dolphin During Winter Months (1/30/2007)
[Miami,FL] Cold weather in place should improve Sailfish bite. Fishing on the edge has been slow. We are still catching the occassional dolphin. Sailfish bite has been on one day off the next. Some of us believe the bite has been slow due to the lack of cool weather this year.
[Miami,FL] Cold weather in place should improve Sailfish bite. Fishing on the edge has been slow. We are still catching the occassional dolphin. Sailfish bite has been on one day off the next. Some of us believe the bite has been slow due to the lack of cool weather this year.
December Fishing South Of Fowey Rocks (12/19/2006)
[Miami,FL] Variety continues to be on the menu. We are catching Sailfish, Dolphin, Kingfish, Grouper, Mutton Snapper.
[Miami,FL] Variety continues to be on the menu. We are catching Sailfish, Dolphin, Kingfish, Grouper, Mutton Snapper.
Sailfish Are Here! (11/13/2006)
[Miami,FL] Looks like Sailfish are starting to make a showing! Winter fishing in South Florida has begun.
[Miami,FL] Looks like Sailfish are starting to make a showing! Winter fishing in South Florida has begun.
South Miami Offshore Report - Triumph Reef (11/10/2006)
[Miami,FL] Calm Weather = Tough Fishing. Sailfish bite was off. Kingfish bite good early in the morning.
[Miami,FL] Calm Weather = Tough Fishing. Sailfish bite was off. Kingfish bite good early in the morning.
Fowey Rocks To Offshore Key Biscayne Fishing Report (11/03/2006)
[Miami,FL] Winter fishing is starting to get in full swing. Today we had the pleasure of fishing with ex Marine, Gulf War Veteran, Daniel Garcia. We loaded up on Bait at Bugs Light and decided on heading to Fowey Rocks and start our drifts between 70 and 300 feet. We managed a descent King Mackerel bite early in the morning that lasted till about 10:00 AM. During one of the drifts we possibly lost a Sailfish. After we decided to head north to fish some of the wrecks of Key Biscayne. On the way there we observed a nice rip and managed a small Dolphin.
[Miami,FL] Winter fishing is starting to get in full swing. Today we had the pleasure of fishing with ex Marine, Gulf War Veteran, Daniel Garcia. We loaded up on Bait at Bugs Light and decided on heading to Fowey Rocks and start our drifts between 70 and 300 feet. We managed a descent King Mackerel bite early in the morning that lasted till about 10:00 AM. During one of the drifts we possibly lost a Sailfish. After we decided to head north to fish some of the wrecks of Key Biscayne. On the way there we observed a nice rip and managed a small Dolphin.