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Ready to spend a day reeling in some of the best catches Key Biscayne has to offer? Hop aboard with Reel'n Tails Charters for an 8-hour fishing adventure that'll have you hooked from start to finish. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this full-day trip is your ticket to some serious rod-bending action. We're talking Mahi, Tuna, Sailfish offshore, and inshore favorites like Snook and Tarpon. With our expert guides leading the way, top-notch gear at your fingertips, and the stunning Key Biscayne backdrop, you're in for a day of non-stop excitement on the water.
As soon as we push off from the dock, you'll feel the excitement building. Our seasoned captains know these waters like the back of their hand, so we'll waste no time getting to where the fish are biting. Whether we're chasing pelagics offshore or working the inshore waters, you'll have plenty of opportunities to land that fish of a lifetime. We've got room for up to three anglers, so bring your buddies or make it a family affair. Just remember, once those reels start screaming, it's every angler for themselves! Don't worry if you're new to fishing – our guides are patient teachers and will have you casting like a pro in no time.
On this trip, we'll be using a mix of techniques to target different species. For our offshore pursuits, we might be trolling for Tuna or Mahi, using live bait to entice those big pelagics. Inshore, we could be sight-casting to Tarpon rolling on the surface or working jigs along the bottom for Snapper and Grouper. We provide all the gear you need – from light tackle for inshore species to heavy-duty equipment for battling those offshore bruisers. Our rods and reels are top-of-the-line, so you can focus on the fight without worrying about your gear letting you down. And hey, if you've got a favorite lure or technique you want to try, just let us know – we're always game to switch things up!
Cero Mackerel: These speed demons of the sea are a blast to catch. Known for their blistering runs and acrobatic leaps, Cero Mackerel will test your drag and your reflexes. We typically find them around reefs and drop-offs, and they're suckers for fast-moving lures. Spring and fall are prime times for Ceros, but we can catch them year-round in Key Biscayne waters.
Mutton Snapper: If you're after a fish that'll give you a run for your money and fill your cooler, Mutton Snapper is your target. These crafty bottom-dwellers are known for their strength and their delicious fillets. We'll often find them hanging around reefs and wrecks. They can be finicky eaters, so light tackle and a stealthy approach are key. The summer months are usually best for Muttons, but we catch them year-round.
Black Grouper: When it comes to brute strength, Black Grouper are hard to beat. These reef-dwelling heavyweights will test your arms and your gear. We typically target them around structure using live bait or big jigs. Once hooked, it's a battle to keep them from diving back into their rocky lairs. Fall and winter are prime Black Grouper seasons, but we can find them throughout the year.
Florida Pompano: Don't let their size fool you – Pompano punch well above their weight class. These silvery speedsters are a favorite among light tackle enthusiasts. We often find them cruising the sandy flats or near shore structures. They're suckers for small jigs and live shrimp. Spring and fall migrations offer the best shot at Pompano, but we catch them year-round in Key Biscayne.
Blackfin Tuna: If you're looking for a workout on the water, Blackfin Tuna are your fish. These offshore rockets are known for their blistering runs and tasty meat. We'll often find them in schools, feeding on the surface or around deep-water structures. Trolling or live baiting are our go-to methods for Blackfin. They're most abundant in the spring and fall, but we can target them year-round if conditions are right.
Alright, anglers – you've heard what Key Biscayne has to offer, and trust me, it's even better in person. Whether you're dreaming of battling a big Grouper, racing to keep up with a Cero Mackerel, or filling the cooler with tasty Snapper, this full-day trip with Reel'n Tails Charters is your ticket to fishing paradise. We've got the knowledge, the gear, and the hot spots – all we need is you. So why wait? Grab your sunscreen, your lucky fishing hat, and book your spot today. The fish are biting, and we've got a seat on the boat with your name on it. Let's make some fishing memories that'll have you coming back for more!
Black grouper are bruisers, averaging over 2 feet long with some monsters hitting 5 feet and 125 pounds. You'll find them lurking around reefs, wrecks, and ledges off Key Biscayne. These ambush predators use their massive jaws to inhale prey whole. They're not built for speed, but man, are they strong. Expect a serious battle when you hook one. Winter's your best bet, as they move into shallower 30-foot waters. Come summer, they'll drop down to 300 feet. Black grouper aren't picky eaters - live or dead bait works, just get it to the bottom. Use heavy gear: a reel with 20+ pounds of drag, 80-pound braid, and a 100-pound leader. These fish are popular for both their fight and their tasty, firm white meat. Pro tip: When you feel that first tug, start reeling immediately. Don't let them dive back into the rocks or you'll lose your line for sure.

Blackfin tuna are the speedsters of Key Biscayne waters. These compact powerhouses usually top out around 30 pounds and 3 feet long. You'll find them in warm offshore waters, often schooling with skipjack tuna. They're most active in fall, winter, and spring around here. Blackfin are fierce fighters, known for blistering runs and acrobatic jumps. Anglers love 'em for both the thrill of the catch and their excellent eating quality. These guys have razor-sharp vision, so use light leaders - 30-pound fluoro and 5/0 to 6/0 circle hooks do the trick. Vertical jigging and chunking are go-to methods. Live bait like pilchards works wonders too. They're often found near the continental shelf, so head to the deep blue for your best shot. Local secret: Chum heavily with live pilchards to bring them to the surface, then sight cast with topwater lures for an explosive bite. Just be ready - these little rockets grow fast and live hard, so enjoy the action while it lasts!

Cero mackerel are a blast to catch around Key Biscayne. These speedy fish usually run 5-10 pounds, with some monsters pushing 17. Look for them near patch reefs in clear coastal waters, usually 3-66 feet deep. They're loners or travel in small groups, so you've gotta work for 'em. Ceros are lightning fast but tire quickly, making for an exciting fight on lighter tackle. Their razor-sharp teeth mean you'll want a wire leader. These guys have great eyesight, so use a thin fluorocarbon leader if you can. Spring through fall is prime time. Chumming with cut bait over the reefs will bring 'em in, then toss out a live pilchard or a flashy topwater lure. When they're fired up, ceros will hit just about anything. Locals love 'em for both the fight and the table - cero makes excellent sushi or ceviche. Pro tip: Work your lure erratically to trigger their predatory instincts.

Florida pompano are a real treat to catch around Key Biscayne. These silver-sided beauties with yellow fins usually run 1-3 pounds, but can hit 8 or 9. You'll find them cruising the surf zones and sandy beaches, especially during summer and fall. They love hanging out where there's plenty of shrimp and mollusks. Pompano are prized for their delicious, buttery meat - there's even a beach named after 'em! They're feisty fighters for their size, darting and zipping around. Use small hooks - these guys have tiny mouths. Live sand fleas or pieces of shrimp work great. If you're using jigs, go bright - yellow or orange in clear water. They typically live only 3-4 years, so when you catch a big one, it's special. Local tip: Watch the tides. Pompano often move with the water, so fishing the incoming tide can be hot. And keep your eyes peeled - sometimes you can spot their forked tails breaking the surface as they feed.

Mutton snapper are a prized catch around Key Biscayne, known for their fight and delicious meat. These olive-colored beauties can grow up to 37 inches, but most are in the 20-inch range. Look for them near reefs, mangroves, and inlets with good tidal flow. They like to hang out just outside rocky areas in the sand. Spring and summer are prime seasons, with spawning peaks in May and June. Muttons are smart fish - presentation is key. Use the freshest bait you can find, like live pilchards or chunks of ballyhoo. A light sinker and a knocker rig work well to keep your bait near the bottom. When you're fishing shallow, try letting your bait drift in the chum slick with no weight. Once hooked, muttons will make a run for structure, so be ready. The real thrill is seeing that flash of pink as you bring one up through clear blue water. Local trick: Chumming heavily can bring them right to the surface where you can sight cast with flies or jigs.

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