Miami Fishing Reports

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - This past week saw pretty decent fishing. The guys livebaiting on the edge did fairly well. Early in the week, there were some boats fishing on the deeper side (~500 ft), and caught several dolphin over 30 lbs. The kingfishing has slowed down, exc more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Miami, Florida - Offshore - While everyone has been hunting Dolphin, a few anglers have been enjoying a small run of Sailfish off the Miami shoreline. The GulfStream has had a hard north current for the past week, and it produced a very nice color change along the edge of th more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - This week brought very good dolphin fishing. The boats that ventured offshore did very well. The boats that did well were finding dolphin by run and gun. This method of fishing involves running your boat above planing speed (not trolling) and lo more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Miami, Florida - Offshore - Fishing has been typical for this time of year. The most prominent fishing has been for Dolphin. Anglers are still finding good numbers of Dolphin in 400 ft out to 1200 feet of water. There has been plenty of weedlines and the fish have been searc more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - Fishing off of Miami has staid real good. Lots of Kingfish have been found south of Fowey Light. The fish have been on the smaller side, but the possibility of a big king always exists. Dolphin fishing has been fairly consistent. There has been a more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - A Mixed bag of Fishing This past week we saw a mixed bag of fished caught. As with dolphin fishing, one day is good and the next day is slow. Today we went 22 miles outs and scoured the ocean for dolphin, to no avail. Yesterday and earlier in th more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Miami, Florida - Offshore - Islamorada is the hot spot this week! If you want big Dolphin, then Islamorada is the place to go. Captains have been venturing to the “Hump” and beyond in search of Frigate birds diving on Dolphin. Armed with binoculars, they hunt for more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - This past week was the 35th Annual Pompano Rodeo Tournament. This tournament is fished for dolphin, tuna, kingfish, wahoo, and cobia. There is also a separate sailfish division. Last year we placed 8th, and wanted to improve on our standings. We more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami

Miami, Florida - Offshore - Here today, gone tomorrow. That’s been the best way to describe the Dolphin action. Just when you think they are here to stay for a while, they up and disappear for a couple of days. The anglers that have been finding fish, have been having more...
Capt. Mark Houghtaling - Miami

Miami - Haulover to Fowey Light - This past week we saw a mixed bag of fish. The dolphin fishing has been good one day and off the next. Most boats catching the higher numbers of fish have been venturing farther offshore between 12 - 15 miles. Catch what you want to eat and release more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami