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Fishing in Biscayne Bay has been very good with lots of action from Spanish and cero mackerel, groupers, mutton, mangrove and yellowtail snappers, porgies, all of the blue runners and jacks you can shake a stick at and some nice size sea trout for catch and release. Launching at Crandon Park Boat ramp we are fishing in just a matter of minutes and most of the action is taken place on light tackle.
Flamingo in Everglades National Park is loaded with all kinds of wildlife. Recently within minutes of a charter my clients are seeing manatees, bottle nosed dolphins, tarpon, alligators, crocodiles and more birds then I can name. Just amazing! Once out on open water there are big sharks to be seen and sea turtles. Then just for a little added spice the fishing has been great. Snook and sea trout for catch and release and redfish and tarpon can be targeted within a 10 minute ride of the Marina and further out on the edges of the Park goliath grouper, Spanish mackerel, jacks, ladyfish and cobia and some monstrous sharks are there for the waiting.
On a pleasure trip with my family in Flamingo we enjoyed non stop action from bluefish, Spanish mackerel, jacks, sharks and a 12.5 pound redfish.
Offshore fishing when the weather allows has been excellent with sailfish, mackerel, kingfish, bonito, skip jack tuna, big snapper and grouper and dolphins being caught everyday.
Fishing with Jerry Chaves and his Grandkids offshore after catching a loqad of bait we ran offshore and had fast action on kingfish, bonitos, dolphins and sailfish.
Fishing with my son before he heads off to his first reel job we headed out to the offshore waters off of Miami. We netted a vcouple of a hundred pilchards and then fished a few spots offshore before anchoring the boat in 100 feet of water. Once the lines were in the water we had non sto[p action from kingfish in the 10 pound range, bonitos, bluerunners. mutton snappers and porgies before a storm chased us back to the dock. The fishing was red hot and the fish were eating the live pilchards plus Rapala X Raps.
So let’s go fishing! Give me a call or send me an e-mail and lets see what kind of a memory we can create!
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