Hey there, fellow fishing enthusiasts! Ready for a quick, action-packed fishing adventure right here in Miami? Our 2-hour private charter is perfect for those of you looking to squeeze in some quality angling time without eating up your whole day. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we've got you covered. We'll zip you out to some of Miami's hottest inshore spots where the fish are always biting. With room for up to three guests, it's an ideal trip for a small group of friends or family. No need to worry about grub – this trip's all about the fishing. So grab your shades, slap on some sunscreen, and let's hit the water!
Alright, let's talk brass tacks. We'll be cruising on a slick, well-equipped boat that's perfect for navigating Miami's inshore waters. You'll be in good hands with our expert captain who knows these waters like the back of their hand. We provide all the gear you need – rods, reels, bait, the works. We'll start by hitting up some prime spots for live bait, then it's game on. We'll use a mix of techniques depending on what's biting – could be some light tackle action or maybe even some sight fishing if conditions are right. Keep your eyes peeled for birds diving or fish busting the surface – that's where the action is! And don't worry if you're new to this – our captain will show you the ropes and have you casting like a pro in no time.
Listen up, folks – here's where it gets really good. Miami's inshore waters are teeming with some serious gamefish. We're talking about hard-fighting species that'll give you a run for your money. Tarpon are the silver kings of these waters – hook into one of these and you're in for the fight of your life. King Mackerel are speed demons that'll make your reel sing. And let's not forget about the Mahi Mahi – these acrobatic beauties are not only a blast to catch but make for some mighty fine eating too. Crevalle Jacks are like bulldogs of the sea – pound for pound, they're some of the hardest fighting fish out there. And if you're lucky, you might even tangle with a Black Grouper – these bruisers love to play dirty and will try to wrap you around anything they can find. It's non-stop action, folks!
"We had an amazing half-day offshore fishing trip in Miami with a skilled and friendly captain who made the experience both fun and kid-friendly. He knew exactly where to find live bait, which made for an even more successful day on the water. We reeled in mahi-mahi, yellowtail snapper, Bonita, and mackerel, keeping everyone engaged and excited throughout the trip. The boat was comfortable, and the outing was perfect for families or anyone looking to enjoy a fantastic day of fishing in Miami!" - B
"Fantastic Family Fishing Trip with Captain Anthony! Captain Anthony was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and passionate about what he does—it's clear he truly loves fishing, which made the experience even more enjoyable. My husband, our two boys (8 and 10), and I had an amazing time! We caught plenty of fish and learned so much along the way. One of the highlights was enjoying fresh yellowtail jack sashimi right on the boat, expertly cleaned by Anthony—such an awesome experience! We will definitely be booking with him again the next time we're in the area!" - Michelle
"If You Can Do Only One Thing in Miami—This Is It! I arrived in town two days early before our cruise and decided to take my 14-year-old son fishing. I'm so glad I did—this was an experience we'll never forget! Captain Anthony was incredibly communicative, helpful, and friendly. He's also a fantastic teacher, even for beginner anglers like us from KC! He went above and beyond to make this trip special. While other boats may be cheaper, you won't get the same level of personal attention and expertise. If you're in Miami, this is the one experience you don't want to miss. We'll definitely be booking another trip as soon as we can!" - Ashley
Alright, let's break down the heavy hitters you might tangle with on this trip. First up, the mighty Tarpon. These silver-scaled giants can grow over 6 feet long and put on an aerial show that'll have your heart racing. They're most active in the warmer months, from late spring through early fall. When a Tarpon goes airborne, shaking that big 'ol head, it's a sight you won't soon forget.
Next, we've got the King Mackerel, or "Kingfish" as we call 'em. These torpedoes of the sea can hit speeds of up to 60 mph when they're chasing bait. They've got a mouthful of razor-sharp teeth, so watch those fingers when you're unhooking one! Kings are around pretty much year-round, but the bite really heats up in the fall and winter.
Mahi Mahi, also known as Dorado or Dolphinfish, are the beauty queens of the ocean. With their vibrant colors and high-flying antics, they're a favorite among anglers. These guys grow fast and can put on quite a show when hooked. They're most abundant in the summer months, and there's nothing quite like the sight of a bull Mahi lit up in that electric blue and gold.
Crevalle Jacks are the bulldozers of the inshore waters. These broad-shouldered brawlers will test your stamina and your tackle. They're not the prettiest fish in the sea, but what they lack in looks, they make up for in pure, unadulterated power. Jacks are year-round residents, always ready to pick a fight with your lure.
Last but not least, we've got the Black Grouper. These bottom-dwelling brutes are the strong, silent type. They like to hang around structure and will do their best to drag you right back into their hidey-hole when hooked. The bigger ones can top 100 pounds, so make sure you've been hitting the gym! Grouper fishing is best in the cooler months, from fall through spring.
Well, folks, there you have it – a quick-fire fishing adventure that packs a serious punch. In just two hours, you'll get a taste of what makes Miami's inshore fishing scene so darn special. Whether you're a local looking for a quick fishing fix or a visitor wanting to add some excitement to your Miami trip, this charter's got you covered. Remember, with only three spots available, these trips fill up fast. So don't sit on your hands – get in touch and lock in your date. Trust me, once you feel that first big hit on your line, you'll be glad you did. See you on the water, and tight lines!
October 15, 2024
Fantastic Family Fishing Trip with Captain Anthony! Captain Anthony was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and passionate about what he does—it’s clear he truly loves fishing, which made the experience even more enjoyable. My husband, our two boys (8 and 10), and I had an amazing time! We caught plenty of fish and learned so much along the way. One of the highlights was enjoying fresh yellowtail jack sashimi right on the boat, expertly cleaned by Anthony—such an awesome experience! We will definitely be booking with him again the next time we’re in the area!
March 22, 2025
If You Can Do Only One Thing in Miami—This Is It! I arrived in town two days early before our cruise and decided to take my 14-year-old son fishing. I’m so glad I did—this was an experience we’ll never forget! Captain Anthony was incredibly communicative, helpful, and friendly. He’s also a fantastic teacher, even for beginner anglers like us from KC! He went above and beyond to make this trip special. While other boats may be cheaper, you won’t get the same level of personal attention and expertise. If you’re in Miami, this is the one experience you don’t want to miss. We’ll definitely be booking another trip as soon as we can!
March 22, 2025
Highly recommended! We had an amazing trip—Captain Anthony took us to the perfect fishing spots, and my kids and I had a fantastic time. We’ll definitely be back for another unforgettable experience!
March 19, 2025
Black grouper are prized eating fish that put up a stubborn fight. These chunky reef dwellers average 10-30 pounds but can top 100. You'll find them around reefs, wrecks, and rocky bottoms in 60-250 feet of water. Cooler months are peak season as they move to shallower reefs. Grouper are ambush predators, using their huge mouths to inhale prey. They're not speedsters, but their raw power and tendency to dive for cover make them challenging catches. Fresh or live bait like pinfish works best. Use stout tackle - 50-80 lb line at least. When you hook up, crank hard to pull them away from the reef. Grouper love to wrap you in structure, so maintain steady pressure. The fight is just half the fun - blackened grouper for dinner is hard to beat. Just watch the size and bag limits.
Crevalle jacks are tough fighters that'll put your arms and gear to the test. These bruisers usually run 5-15 pounds but can top 50. You'll find them in bays, inlets, and nearshore waters around Miami year-round. Jacks often hunt in schools, pushing bait to the surface. Watch for diving birds to locate feeding jacks. These fish are pure muscle and will battle you all the way to the boat. While not the best for eating, jacks are a blast to catch on light tackle. Try fast-moving lures like spoons or topwater plugs. Live bait like pilchards or mullet works great too. When you hook up, hang on tight - jacks are known for powerful initial runs. Keep steady pressure and be ready for a lengthy fight. Landing a big jack will leave your arms burning, but grinning.
King mackerel, or kingfish, are fast-moving predators that'll test your tackle. They usually run 15-30 pounds but can top 90. Look for them around reefs, wrecks, and other structure in 30-150 feet of water. Kings migrate through Miami waters spring through fall, with peak season in summer. These torpedoes are known for scorching runs and acrobatic leaps when hooked. Their firm, oily meat makes good eating too. To land a king, try trolling with live bait like blue runners or mullet. Rig with two hooks - one in the nose, one in the back - since kings often bite the tail section first. Wire leaders are a must to prevent bite-offs from their razor sharp teeth. When a king hits, get ready for an explosive strike and prepare for a high-speed battle.
Mahi-mahi, also called dorado or dolphinfish, are one of the most colorful and acrobatic fish in the sea. They usually run 15-30 pounds but can reach over 60. You'll find them offshore around weedlines, floating debris, and current edges. Summer is prime mahi season in Miami as they follow warm Gulf Stream waters. These fish are prized for their beautiful colors, aerial displays, and delicious meat. To catch mahi, troll near floating structure or cast to fish you spot. Live bait like pilchards works great, or try colorful lures that mimic flying fish. Once you hook one, keep the boat moving to attract others - mahi often travel in schools. Get them in the boat quickly, as sharks love to steal hooked mahi. For a real treat, try some fresh-caught mahi for dinner - it's one of the tastiest fish in the ocean.
Tarpon are legendary gamefish that put up an amazing fight. These silver monsters can reach 8 feet long and 280 pounds, though 4-5 footers are more common. You'll find them in shallow coastal waters and estuaries around Miami, especially in spring and summer when they migrate through. Tarpon love to jump and make spectacular aerial displays when hooked. They're not great eating, but the thrill of the catch makes them a bucket list fish for many anglers. Look for rolling tarpon on the surface and cast live bait like pinfish or crabs. When you hook one, bow to the tarpon when it jumps to prevent the line from breaking. Be ready for a long battle - these fish have serious stamina and won't give up easily. Patience and persistence pay off when targeting the Silver King.
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We had an amazing half-day offshore fishing trip in Miami with a skilled and friendly captain who made the experience both fun and kid-friendly. He knew exactly where to find live bait, which made for an even more successful day on the water. We reeled in mahi-mahi, yellowtail snapper, Bonita, and mackerel, keeping everyone engaged and excited throughout the trip. The boat was comfortable, and the outing was perfect for families or anyone looking to enjoy a fantastic day of fishing in Miami!