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Fishing Reports by Capt. Dave Kostyo


2013-11-28
1:37 PM

The New Knot Nancy Is Under Construction - For those who follow my fishing reports, you've most likely noticed a lack of updates. I ask that you be patient as I am currently boat less. I sold Knot Nancy in early November and am in the process of having a new Whitewater 28 being built. The more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-11-10
8:32 PM

My New Whitewater 28 Is On The Way - A quick update to let everyone know that I have sold my boat and I'm in the process of having a new Whitewater 28 built. I do not have a firm delivery date yet, however, with the progress being made, I would expect to have the new boat delivered more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-06-26
5:42 PM

Blackfin Tuna Action Off Miami/Miami Beach, FL - Blackfin tuna continue to make many anglers very happy. Boris and Zair Fishkin from Buffalo, NY got to see kite fishing for the first time today. With the wind from the ESE @ 13 – 17 knots we had perfect kite flying conditions. All of our acti more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-06-16
4:19 PM

Tarpon and Dolphin Action Off Miami/ Miami Beach - It's time once again to get caught up with the fishing action aboard Knot Nancy. Offshore, the good news is that it is well worth while to run out in search of tasty dolphin ( mahi-mahi). Find some birds working or a weed line and odds are pret more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-06-02
1:49 PM

End of May Fishing Report Miami/Miami Beach - The old saying about April coming in like a lion and going out like a lamb seemed to be shifted up a month this year and got switched around. May, 2013 came in like a lamb and went out like a lion. During the last week of May we saw steady winds in more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-05-09
8:25 AM

Early May Report - The offshore fishing is right on schedule for this time of year. We continue to have decent sailfish action. There are still some very decent size kingfish around. Throw in the fact that it's now worth running offshore in search of dolphin (mahi-m more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-04-22
2:54 PM

Miami/Miami Beach Offshore and Inshore Action - You can make a choice of offshore, inshore for tarpon, or a combination of both trips, you won't go wrong as the fish are hungry and biting. The offshore action is featuring sailfish, kingfish, bonito, small blackfin tuna, and some dolphin (mahi-m more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-04-17
5:13 PM

Time To Get Caught Up Report Aboard Knot Nancy - It has been quite a while since my last fishing report. There has just been no time for me to sit down and write the report. I have a break so I'll get caught up with the highlights of the action both offshore and inshore. Bruce Wimmer and Bar more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-02-26
10:16 AM

February 2013 Action - It's time once again to get caught up with the fishing reports. Between the Miami Boat Show and tarpon fishing I've been almost none stop. Let's get right to it. Scott Santos and John Laporte saw lots of tarpon action both along the beach and in more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami


2013-01-26
2:55 PM

Slow Offshore, Hot Tarpon Bite Inshore - The inconsistent offshore fishing has only improved slightly. There is still a lack of north current; however, there are days when the water is either blue or blue/green. Inshore, the tarpon action is still your best bet. We have been getting 2 more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami

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