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Cold Front Heats Up Fishing

Capt. Ralph Mayans
January 18, 2015
Haulover Inlet - Saltwater Fishing Report

Winter time fishing is at full swing off Haulover in Miami Beach with nice catches being made of large mahi-mahi and nice blackfin tunas. As for sailfish, a recent strong north current has produced steady action along with frequent multiple hook-ups.

Yury Demotiz was our guest aboard the charter boat Sea Cross when he hooked up with this monster bull dolphin (mahi-mahi) – we also caught a few other gaffer sized fish as well. We were fishing ballyhoo and bonito strips on planners. The big bull ate the ballyhoo on the flatline. All the fishing was done between 120 ft. to 450 ft. of water.

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This latest cold front has really heated-up the fishing. Take advantage and come on down to the Sea Cross on the Haulover docks.

Capt. Ralph
www.seacrossfishingmiami.com
Cell: 305-773-2282
Fax: 305-865-7713

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SeaCross sportfishing charters of Miami offers 3 charter boats to choose from. Our deep sea fishing boats are a pair of air conditioned, custom rigged, Hatteras sportfishing yachts. Our third vessel, is a bay boat used primary for fishing the inshore and nearshore waters of Miami, FL. We’re located in Haulover Park, halfway between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, and are just minutes from any location in Miami-Dade or Broward county

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Seacross Sportfishing, Inc.
330 NW 151 Street
Miami, FL 33169
Phone: 305-773-2282
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