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Mahi and Kingfish have Arrived

Capt. Ralph Mayans
October 19, 2022
Haulover Inlet - Saltwater Fishing Report

Rainy season is over and fall is here. So are the mahi-mahi and Kingfish. We headed offshore this morning with my group we were looking for mahi-mahi once we got to about 800 feet we saw frigate birds diving. We headed over to the area and it wasn't long after that that we were hooked up. After about an hour chasing the birds, we found a floater we picked up another dozen or so fish. We were three hours into the trip and we were already maxed out on the mahi so we decided to head to the reef and look for kingfish and wahoo. The wahoo were a bit elusive but I did get a strike on the planer. After all it was a great day: eight kingfish, over a dozen mahi, and a few tuna.

And like we always say, "Only on the Sea Cross."

Tight lines and stay safe.

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

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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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