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Tunas and Sails by Dean Panos (5/09/2008)
The end of April and so far May, have proved to be a great time to fish in South Florida.We have had as many as 15 shots one day with sailfish (we caught 8 that day), we also had a day with 9 sailfish releases and multiple days with 4 to 7 releases. Add a few blackfin tunas, some kingfish and a big mahi or two, and now we are talking of some great action on the edge.
Cutting Edge tears up the Sailfish by Quinton Dieterle (5/05/2008)
This weekend the excitement never stopped. One bite after another all day long. Kingfish on the Deep Lines and Sailfish and Dolphin on the Kites
Win some... Lose some! by Jim Barlett (5/03/2008)
Some of these fish were extremely tough and elusive. However, the reward was great!
Good Action Offshore and Inshore by Dave Kostyo (5/01/2008)
It's time once again to get caught up with the fishing report. Since my last report it has been almost none stop fishing each day with just a few exceptions. Most of the days we've had good blue water and north current. It's been dolphin, kings, sailfish, and blackfin tuna, with bonito getting in on the action too.
Miami Fishing Report - Blackfin Tuna On The Reef by Gil Gutierrez (4/30/2008)
The great bite we have been having is going to continue for the next 2 months. Look for the blackfin tuna to show up on the reef.
Billfish Off Miami by Quinton Dieterle (4/27/2008)
North winds create great conditions for Sailfish Dolphin and Tuna. The Cutting Edge with Capt Quinton and Capt. Cap slammed the Big Dolphin and a Bunch of Sailfish
Hooked Up On The Vee by Gil Gutierrez (4/21/2008)
April fishing is on fire. Everything is here in Miami. Take yur pick from sais, tarpon, kingfish and a host of other species willing to put a bend in your rod.
Variety by Dean Panos (4/21/2008)
Since my last report, we have had 10 great days of fishing. I ended up fishing 10 out of the past 11 days and each day the fishing was excellent.
Permit Please! by Jim Barlett (4/17/2008)
The offshore wrecks are RED HOT right now!
Red Snappers Averaging 10 Pounds by Bouncer Smith (4/16/2008)
What a wild week! We fished with the Della Monica gang on March 29th and 30th. Surface action was slow, so Joe ask us to try the bottom fishing. He sure called that shot. In 3 hours Saturday afternoon and 3 hours Sunday morning we caught 13 red snappers averaging 10 pounds. The biggest was 16.5 pounds.
Bahamas Fishing by Trey Rhyne (4/16/2008)
Spring time has brought perfect fishing conditions to the South East Bahamas.
Take Your Pick! by Orlando Muniz (4/14/2008)
The fishing action has taken off and is running on all cylinders. Anglers can pretty much take their pick from a myriad of species.
Sailfish and Dolphin by Quinton Dieterle (4/13/2008)
This week the fishing was great, We had lots to choose from. Where on the edge or in the bay. Sailfish on the edge and Mackeral and Bluefish in the bay
Sailfish Tournament comes to and end by Joe McGivern (4/12/2008)
Well we have finished out sailfis tournament season and are looking forward to starting our spring and summer season!
Tunas and Sailfish by Dean Panos (4/09/2008)
Spring continues to produce quality catches and a variety of species. It sounds like a broken record, but spring is my favorite time to fish in South Florida.
Sailfish Action continues by Quinton Dieterle (4/08/2008)
Nice Dolphin, Sailfish and Kingfish Action along the Miami, Key Biscayne Coast. This is the season for Billfish and the action should continue.
Jacks or Better! by Jim Barlett (4/03/2008)
This is some real tackle breaking, knuckle busting, type fishing!
Springtime Fishing Off Miami, Florida by Dave Kostyo (3/30/2008)
Since my last report, we've seen the north current off Miami continue to be strong and then die off to little or no current. While we had to good north current, the fishing was very good to outstanding. When the current died, the action has been hard to come by and persistence has paid off with getting the fish to strike.
Sailfish invade local area by Quinton Dieterle (3/30/2008)
Sailfish Dolphin and Cobia invade area. The calm seas and north current provided great conditions, which in turn provided great results, from Sailfish and others.
Afternoon Delights! by Orlando Muniz (3/29/2008)
Spring is here and the fishing is hot. It seems like everthing we want is starting to show up. The best fishing is yet to come.
March Fishing Off Miami by Bouncer Smith (3/29/2008)
Well March madness is winding down and the winds are slowing down as well. We caught a lot of fish this month including one extremely special catch.
SPRING TIME by Dean Panos (3/27/2008)
If variety is what you want, these next two months will be the best time to fish in South Florida. Spring has arrived in South Florida and in the last two weeks we have seen hints of what the fishing will be like for a few months.
Fishing can be a Wreck! by Jim Barlett (3/21/2008)
Some days you gotta do what you gotta do!
Springtime Action Heating Up!! by Dave Kostyo (3/18/2008)
Spring is in the air. Sailfishing continues to be outstanding in the 100 - 130 foot range. Kingfish are starting to make their appearance after a very disappointing winter and are being found in 100 - 115 feet. Dolphin are coming through in the 200 - 400 foot range. Finally the blackfin tuna in various sizes have made a showing in depths of 140 - 400 feet.
Small Dolphin Moving Through by J Lopez (3/15/2008)
Lots of variety offshore. Winter species still around plus Mahi Mahi starting to make showing offshore.
Great Fishing by Dean Panos (3/13/2008)
Sorry for the long delay between reports, but since my last report I have fished every single day but one. The good news is that the fishing has been good.
Dolphin Fishing Improves by Quinton Dieterle (3/10/2008)
Dolphin fishing turned on today with schoolies and some big fish. Sailfishing slowed but should improve tomorrow
Sharks Off South Florida by Bouncer Smith (3/10/2008)
Boy was February a busy month. The whole month was a confusion of high winds and flat calm weather. Every day was different.
Ana Desouza catches first sailfish by Quinton Dieterle (3/08/2008)
Ana Desouza caught her first Sailfish, with capt. Quinton Dieterle, add Froggy Cooper
Billfish Off Miami by Quinton Dieterle (3/07/2008)
Great action from Sailfish Kingfish dolphin and others
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