Miami and Key Biscayne – offshore

Capt. Quinton Dieterle
March 28, 2002
Key Biscayne - Saltwater Fishing Report

Action Stall a Bit

Wednesday was the slow day of the week with the winds dying down to about nothing the fishing was looking grim. But we did manage to scrap a good day out of it but most boats struggled. We started out dropping on the sir scott where we made several drops before catching a 12 pound Mutton. That made Dinner. Next we ran down to another wreck to the south and found plenty of action with amberjack. They seemed to turn on and off but we caught 6, which provided plenty of action. We then proceded to the edge to try for sailfish and tossed a threadfin to a free jumper, a quick pull of drag before the hook pulled gave us some hope on the edge. Well, nothing more from sailfish, but we did find some nice Dolphin. A Bull of 29 pounds hit the deck of the edge along with 20 schoolies. All for All it ended up being a great day with wounderfull weather. With the front pushing through again today we could see better sailfish action tomorrow.

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