Ready for some serious offshore action? Our private full-day charter is your ticket to blue water thrills and big fish battles. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to the game, we've got you covered with top-notch gear, expert guidance, and prime fishing grounds teeming with trophy catches. Grab your crew of up to 5 buddies and let's hit the deep blue!
Picture this: You're cruising out past the breakers, the skyline fading behind you as the deep blue takes over. Our seasoned captain knows exactly where the bite is hot, and we'll waste no time getting lines in the water. We're talking serious offshore fishing here - the kind where monster pelagics and hard-fighting gamefish are the name of the game. You'll be using top-of-the-line gear, with your choice of trolling, live baiting, or even some deep dropping if conditions are right. And the best part? It's all tailored to what you want to target.
Leave the tackle shop stress behind - we've got all the gear you need to tangle with offshore beasts. We're talking heavy-duty rods and reels spooled with braided line that can handle anything from acrobatic mahi to bulldogging tuna. Our arsenal includes spreader bars, ballyhoo rigs, cedar plugs, and an assortment of lures to match the hatch. For the live bait enthusiasts, we'll have fresh goggle-eyes, blue runners, or pilchards ready to go. The crew will walk you through different techniques, from slow-trolling live baits to working the spread like a pro.
"The bite was consistent all day! We brought in mahi-mahi, kingfish, sailfish, and barracuda. Definitely planning another trip with this awesome crew." - Victor
"Both guys on the boat were fully committed to making sure we caught fish. We spent two days out with them and had great success each day. Truly an excellent charter experience in Miami!" - Eric
"Captain Dan and his mate were fantastic—especially with my grandson. They put in the effort to make sure he had a great experience, and he ended up catching plenty of fish! We stayed closer to shore and in the bay because the ocean was a bit rough that day, but it didn't take away from the fun. Even with a full-day booking, the time flew by. I'd definitely recommend them, especially for anyone new to fishing!" - Royce
Swordfish: These deep-water gladiators are the stuff of fishing legend. We might need to break out the electric reels and drop baits way down to 1500+ feet, but the fight is worth it. Swordfish can top 1000 pounds, though 100-300 pounders are more common. They're available year-round, but night fishing during the summer can be especially productive.
Spanish Mackerel: Fast, furious, and delicious - Spanish macks are a blast on light tackle. These speedsters travel in schools, so when you find them, it's often non-stop action. Look for them spring through fall, with peak season in the summer. They average 2-4 pounds but can reach up to 12. Their razor-sharp teeth make wire leaders a must!
Atlantic Sailfish: The high-flying acrobats of the ocean, sailfish are prized for their spectacular aerial displays. We typically target them by slow-trolling live baits or kite fishing. Peak season is winter through early spring, but you can find them year-round. Most sailfish here range from 30-80 pounds and put up an unforgettable fight on light tackle.
King Mackerel: Also known as kingfish, these toothy predators are a favorite target for both their hard runs and their tasty fillets. We often find them by slow-trolling live baits or pulling spoons and plugs. Fall is prime time for kings, but they're around most of the year. Expect fish in the 10-30 pound range, with some smokers pushing 50+.
Mahi Mahi: Nothing beats the sight of a school of these neon acrobats lighting up behind the boat. We'll look for floating debris or frigate birds to find the mahi, then it's game on with light tackle or even fly rods. Summer is peak season, but you can find them year-round. Most fish run 5-20 pounds, but bigger bulls over 30 are always a possibility.
Cero Mackerel: Often overlooked but always fun to catch, cero mackerel are like Spanish macks on steroids. They hit hard and fight even harder. We'll target them around reefs and wrecks using small lures or live baits. You can find them year-round, with average sizes of 4-8 pounds. They make excellent eating too!
From battling big game fish to filling the cooler with tasty fillets, our full-day offshore charter delivers the goods. With all gear provided, expert guidance, and a fully customizable experience, this is the hassle-free way to get in on world-class fishing action. Remember to pack the essentials - sunscreen, hat, snacks, and your game face. Seasickness can put a damper on things, so consider grabbing some Dramamine if you're prone to it. Ready to make some fish stories of your own? Give us a shout to check availability and lock in your date. The big ones are out there waiting - let's go get 'em!
May 24, 2025
Both guys on the boat were fully committed to making sure we caught fish. We spent two days out with them and had great success each day. Truly an excellent charter experience in Miami!
March 26, 2025
I was hoping to catch some Mahi Mahi and Sailfish. I caught at least 8 Mahis - but lost count to be honest (two keepers) and 3 Barracudas (1 keeper). We followed the sea hawks, seen dolphins and flying fish. Perfect weather and lots of fishing action! Matt and Captain Daniel worked together like an oiled machine, they have been tremendously helpful and competitive to get me as much and big fish as possible. Matt even helped me setup for my subsequent Everglades tour :) Thank you guys for the incredible experience, hoping to be back in the winter!
June 29, 2024
If you're planning to book a charter, the Blue Dream is the way to go! Captain Daniel and mate Javier were outstanding—we had a great time and caught plenty of fish. The day flew by with all the fun, and we’re already looking forward to our next trip. Huge thanks to the crew for making it such an enjoyable experience!
May 17, 2025
Captain Dan and his mate were fantastic—especially with my grandson. They put in the effort to make sure he had a great experience, and he ended up catching plenty of fish! We stayed closer to shore and in the bay because the ocean was a bit rough that day, but it didn’t take away from the fun. Even with a full-day booking, the time flew by. I’d definitely recommend them, especially for anyone new to fishing!
March 29, 2025
Atlantic sailfish are one of the most exciting fish you can hook into offshore. They're instantly recognizable by that huge dorsal "sail" fin. Most run 6-8 feet long and 80-100 pounds. You'll find them in blue water from 100-300 feet deep, often near the surface. They hunt in small groups, using those sails to herd baitfish. Spring through fall is prime time to target them. Sailfish are prized for their acrobatic fights - they'll make spectacular leaps and tailwalk across the water. I like to troll natural baits or lures on light tackle. Once hooked up, it's all about managing those jumps and long runs. Catch and release is standard practice to protect the population. Landing a sailfish is an unforgettable experience!
Cero mackerel are sleek, fast-moving fish that average 5-10 pounds. You'll find them around inshore reefs and wrecks in clear, warm water less than 100 feet deep. They're most active in summer and fall. Ceros put up a great fight on light tackle, making quick runs and occasionally jumping. The meat is excellent eating too. To catch them, I like using small shiny lures or live bait. Cast around structure and retrieve quickly. Watch for birds diving - that often means ceros are feeding on the surface. Just be careful of those sharp teeth when unhooking them! A wire leader is a good idea to prevent bite-offs. Chumming with cut bait can really get them fired up and into a feeding frenzy.
King mackerel, or "kings", are hard-fighting fish that can top 50 pounds. You'll find them from nearshore out to several miles offshore, usually in 20-200 feet of water. They like structure and bait schools. Spring and fall are peak seasons as they migrate. Kings are known for blistering runs and will sometimes jump when hooked. They've got razor sharp teeth, so wire leaders are a must. The meat is good eating too. I like to slow troll live baits or big spoons for kings. Keep an eye out for birds working - that often means kings are feeding on the surface. When you hook one, let it run to tire it out before trying to boat it. Kings put up an awesome fight on light tackle!
Mahi-mahi are some of the most beautiful fish in the ocean, with vibrant blue-green and gold colors. They average 15-30 pounds but can top 70. You'll find them offshore around floating debris and weedlines. Spring through fall is prime time. Mahi are known for their acrobatic fights - they'll leap and tailwalk across the surface. They also make great table fare. To target them, I like to troll rigged ballyhoo or artificial lures. Keep an eye out for floating debris or birds - mahi often congregate there. Once you find a school, you can often keep them around the boat by leaving one hooked fish in the water. Just be ready for nonstop action when you get into a hot mahi bite!
Spanish mackerel are fast-moving fish that travel in big schools. They average 2-4 pounds but can get up to 12. Look for them in coastal waters less than 100 feet deep, especially near inlets and around structure. Spring and fall are prime seasons as they migrate. These fish are a blast to catch - they hit lures hard and make blistering runs. The meat is tasty too, great for grilling. To target them, I like using light tackle with small shiny lures or live bait. Cast into feeding schools and retrieve quickly. Watch for birds diving - that often means Spanish mackerel are feeding on the surface. Just be careful of those razor-sharp teeth when you're unhooking them!
Swordfish are real monsters of the deep, growing up to 15 feet long and 1,000+ pounds. You'll find them in warm offshore waters, usually 200-300 feet down. They're solitary predators that hunt at night, using their bill to slash prey. Swordfish put up an epic fight - they're incredibly strong and known for spectacular jumps. We target them year-round, but summer and fall are peak seasons. The meat is excellent eating too. When we're after swordfish, I like to use a 50-80 lb setup with a 300-600 lb leader. Dropping baits deep with lights attached is the way to go. Just be ready for a battle that could last hours if you hook into a big one!
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The bite was consistent all day! We brought in mahi-mahi, kingfish, sailfish, and barracuda. Definitely planning another trip with this awesome crew.