Fishing Reports by Capt. Quinton Dieterle

Sailfish action of the wall - The last two weeks have been excellent sailfish action, Dolphin on the edge (Finally) and some small kingfish. Kite fishing is producing the action from 100 to 200 ft. Bait has been tough but catchable. The dolphin have been nice and in shallow more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Sailfish and Mahi - Well, mahi fishing did improve for a few days as an area of grass pushed through; but the grass moved out and so did the mahi. Floats still have some fish but one out of 5 or 6 floats have fish on them. The good news is on the edge the sailfish have more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Slow Dolphin Fishing continues - As we mentioned in past reports the Dolphin fishing is the worst in years, and no body is sure why. Last year was the best in decades, how could it turn so bad? Possibly long liners to the north, or a lack of bait in the area. Nobody knows for su more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Mixed results off Miami this week - Dolphin fishing still not where it should be, but signs indicate that could change. With the floods in Louisiana there's a good possibility that some of the debris will work into the gulf and work its way around to the south east coast. Hopefully more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Sailfish for a Change - With the dolphin fishing slowing down and the conditions on the edge looking great, we gave kite fishing a try yesterday. With live thread fins and some sardines hanging from the kite it only took around 5 minutes to catch our first sail, and then a more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Dolphin making a slow return - Dolphin fishing has been really slow the last month, there have been a few good days, but not many. The last few trips we have been finding more but alot of small fish. Occationally we find a floater with larger fish on it. I think though the nex more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Mahi fishing starting to pick up - A slow start for mahi this month but it is turning now with some nice catches the last couple of days. The fish are not to far out, 400 to 1000 ft. On birds moving south, the north moving fish are the small ones. Live bait is best but trolled ballys more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Blue Marlin Show up Big this Summer - As usual the Mahi Mahi have showed up, Late but alot of schools of small undersize fish have invaded the 900 to 1100 ft depth range. With the small Mahi Mahi comes the Blue Marlin, a little later than last year but finally they have arrived. I ha more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Mahi slow up a bit but black fins rebound - With the mahi mahi fishing on a slow down the black fin tuna bite has been on. 200 to 300 ft has been the area of concentration from south of fowey to north of the cut. Small feathers and strip baits are getting most of the action. The mahi, are s more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne

Wahoo and some Mahi - Miami fishing slow down just a little bit in the past week but there are still mahi and wahoo to be caught . Mahi are little bit farther off shore and a wahoo have been in about 300 feet . There are still some sailfish on the edge and lots o more...
Capt. Quinton Dieterle - Key Biscayne