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Fishing Report for Northern Miami-Dade County
Capt. Dave Kostyo
September 27, 2003
Miami - Saltwater Fishing Report
The weather for wade fishing in Marco during the past week has run the entire gamut from sunny to windy to showers to fierce thunderstorms. One of the amazing things about this fishery is that you'll be sight casting to fish that are swimming amongst the bathers on the beach. The fish could be a snook, redfish, pompano, or jack crevalle. The tremendous changes that can take place each year makes fishing the area very challenging. Four days of fishing from 7:30 am till noon netted the following: 20 jack crevalle, 23 seatrout, 3 whiting, 2 snook, 2 redfish, 1 pompano, and 1 bluefish. All of the fish were caught with 4 & 6 pound spinning outfits using a variety of jigs and plastics. The entire area is loaded with bait and as soon as the Gulf water temperature drops a few degrees, the ladyfish and spanish mackerel should move in and add to the variety of fish being caught.
I have some openings, so if you'd like to experience this style of fishing, give me a call and lets book a trip.
Captain Dave
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