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2013-09-10
4:53 PM
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Wahoo and Mahi off Miami - Another awesome day deep sea fishing in Miami. Monday, on a half-day charter fishing trip, we had a few nice catches. The early morning saw two wahoo make it to the fish box. We were fishing in 350 ft. of water. The first wahoo was 28 lbs. and th more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2013-08-16
6:37 PM
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Kingfish and Bonito on the Reef, Dolphin and Wahoo Offshore - We've seen steady catches of kingfish and bonito on the reef between 100-140 ft while trolling strips and spoons. With enough live bait to chum and a bit deeper, we're still seeing the occasional blackfin tuna. Further offshore, we're finding mahi- more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2013-06-10
3:52 PM
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Offshore Fishing Good off Miami - We had a great day of fishing off Miami. We headed out trolling ballyhoos on top, also subsurface behind a pair of planners and we also added a pair of spoons to the spread. It was a cloudy morning and we found a nice edge in 340 ft. of water. As more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Miami |
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2013-04-04
7:52 PM
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The Kings of Spring are In - The King Mackerel are back with a vengeance. We have been catching kingfish on planners with #3½ chrome drone spoons. Because of the water clarity, long leaders have been the key on getting the bite. Also, with these large spoons, no wire is requi more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2013-03-25
6:37 PM
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Spring is Time to Drop on the Wrecks - Spring is great time to explore all the wreck and reef fishing opportunities in Miami. Cobia and Wahoo can be found near the surface over many of the Miami area wrecks. Kingfish and Amberjack can be numerous this time of year in the mid-water colum more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2013-02-28
8:58 AM
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Miami Offshore Fishing – I'm Loving It! - We started the morning with a well full of baits. All horse pilchards and headed offshore. After 30 minutes trolling and no bites I spotted some frigate birds working an area about half a mile ahead of us - I told my mate to get ready. As soon as more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2013-01-29
2:48 PM
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Dolphin Offshore and Kingfish on the Reef - We had a great day today finding mahi-mahi under a pair of frigate birds in 800 ft. When we arrived where the birds were wheeling, it didn't take long for the dolphin to find our spread of plugs and feathers. After stopping and catching the first f more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Miami |
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2013-01-09
6:20 PM
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Wahoo and Kingfish on the Troll - Deep sea fishing is in full swing. We have been catching sailfish, wahoo, tuna and sharks on 1/2 day and 3/4 day trips. A productive method has been trolling strips with pearl baby rigs. Most of the kingfish, wahoo and tuna are being caught betwee more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2012-12-04
10:19 AM
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Dolphin and Sailfishing Dominating the Edge - We had regular catches of mahi-mahi this month with an occasional wahoo mixed in. Now Is a great time to go deep sea fishing with cold fronts moving in and baitfish in their Fall to Winter migration. Fishing on the edge of the gulf stream off Miam more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
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2012-06-22
8:53 AM
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Summertime for Mahi Fun and Good Eats - Summertime is here and fishing is starting to heat up offshore. We've been getting into mahi regularly from 400 ft. all the way out to 1000 ft. The dolphin have generally been in the 6 to 12 lb. range, with bulls and cows up to 35 lbs. occasionally more...
Capt. Ralph Mayans - Haulover Inlet |
