Regional Fishing Reports for:
Southeast Florida (Miami to Palm Beach)

Kings and boneheads biting off the hook! - We had 2 half days this week,Friday and Sat. Friday we started off trying to catch live bait but it was slow going.We decided to buy bait from my friend Frank of Ashley baitboat.We loaded up on pilchards and worked our way out to 110ft. off the Cuban more...
Capt. Bruce Burnette - Miami

Best Bet For Outstanding Action - Kingfish and Bonito - The rod bending action for kingfish and bonito in the 110 - 150 foot range has and continues to be off the scale. Many times during a trip we are getting hit as the baits are being deployed and this happens numerous times during each trip. If you w more...
Capt. Dave Kostyo - Miami

Bent Rods of Summer - With temperatures in the mid to low 90's summer is definitely here. But as the temperature heats up the rods continue to bend on a myriad of different species. The usual summertime cast of characters is here in full swing. Let's start wit more...
Capt. Gil Gutierrez - Miami

Fort Lauderdale Fishing Report - July - Lady Pamela II Sportfishing Charters Fort Lauderdale, Florida www.ladypamela2.com 954-761-8045 Fort Lauderdale Fishing Report Summer time is here and we all know what that means, clear skies in the morning, afternoon thunderstorms more...
Capt. David Ide - Fort Lauderdale

Hot Summer Fishing - Hello July 2009. Well almost. On June 29th our tough fishing spell went into trip two. This was the end of a short tough fishing run. We had a couple young men from here in town and after several good tarpon trips in a row the tarpon took the evening more...
Capt. Bouncer Smith - Miami

Summer Duldrums in South Florida - Time for a Summer Doldrums fishing report! Yes things are getting hot here in South Florida and maybe a little earlier than normal. Water temperatures are reaching the low 90's and in areas where water depths are less than four feet that can be a bit more...
Capt. Alan Sherman - Miami

Hot July Action - Some say that necessecity is the mother of invention. I guess that is what has been happening for us as of late. During late June and into July the dolphin seemed to have done a hocus pocus and dissappered. Persistent west winds seemed to have pus more...
Capt. Orlando Muniz - Miami

Summer Slammin - June and July have brought hot weather and hot fishing to Fort Lauderdale. The kingfish and bonitas, a South Florida staple for constant action will eat you out of house and home. Early starts are better as the day heats up the fishing can slow down more...
Capt. Mike Johnson - Fort Lauderdale

To Slam or Not To Slam - James Rockefeller from Albuquerque NM caught this bonefish on fly after breaking one off and pulling the hook on another. James used the live crab trick to encourage this 33 lb permit to inhale his hook. Ed Wettach and his wife Eleanor fished fo more...
Capt. Carl Ball - Biscayne Bay

Daytime Swords or Fishing The Edge - This is normally the time of year that we are looking for mahis in the Gulfstream. The dolphin fishing was good in the beginning of June but has really dropped off since then. The good news is that we have been concentrating on either daytime sword more...
Capt. Dean Panos - Miami