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

The Best is Yet to Come - Well, we are on our way for 2014. The news is not good so far. As many know we had a super warm fall and early winter. This slowed the migration of sailfish and tarpon headed to south Florida. Here it is the 23rd of January and we should be enj more...
Capt. Bouncer Smith - Miami

Tough Conditions Send Us Shallower for Kings and Ceros - Several of our previous trips saw some nice fish come over the gunnel. This past weekend we had some very cold weather and we expected an excellent sailfish bite would accompany the cold front – wrong! The wind remained out of the northwest, instea more...
Capt. Mario Cote - Fort Lauderdale

Deep sea fishing ft lauderdale - January 13, 2014 Today we were aboard the Lady Pamela II for an all day charter. These charters are a lot of fun because we have time to fish a variety of areas. We started the day with a little trolling off of Fort Lauderdale, kicking the fishing more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale

Catching Snook and Tarpon in freezing cold - Inshore action for tarpon in the icw and inlets on outgoing tide during the evening, produce fish from 20 to 60 pounds. Live baits produce best results, those who prefer artificial lures, jigs will get your reel a screaming. The back bays and ca more...
Capt. Craig Korczynski - Palm Beach

Hot and Cold - Hot and Cold That's the best way to describe the fishing so far this month. Although January is usually one of the best months for sailfishing so far it has been a bit slower than average, but that was the case last year as well and then the sail more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Sport Fishing Fort Lauderdale - Fishing Fort Lauderdale on Happy Day Today with Capt. Zsak Juan Pablo, owner of Mkuze Falls Private Game Reserve in Africa, along with friends from Mexico, Carlo Moller Vuilleumier and his son and Pablo Gonzalez with his son chartered the Happy Da more...
Capt. David Zsak - Fort Lauderdale

Sailfish season is here. - With the cooler weather finally here in South Florida we are all set for the expected push of Sailfish in good numbers that we have been waiting for. The warmer weather has held up their southernly migration with the exception of singles, an occasi more...
Capt. John Logan - Fort Lauderdale

Cold Fronts and Hot South Florida Fishing Fishing - Cooler Temperatures Some Red Hot Fishing! This is the second part of my last fishing report and this report should bring me up to date with my fishing charters and pictures! Cold fronts have been sliding past South Florida for the past week and more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami

Wahoo, Sailfish and Mahi-Mahi - Winter is here and the fishing is starting to heat up. Wahoo are starting to show up off Miami in numbers. If you find floating boards or other debris, is always a good bet there's a few wahoo there. Try trolling a 3-1/2 oz. blue drone spoon buy th more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet

Tarpon Fishing and Boat Build Update - While the progress on my new Whitewater 28 is moving along rapidly, I also did a tarpon trip at Haulover. We started off with a ladyfish on the first drift. The second drift had us getting 1 jump from a tarpon and a Spanish mackerel. The more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami