Miami Fishing Reports

Big Bull Mahi caught this past Saturday on the Blue Dream 😎 intense back and forth battle. Fish jumped multiple times, swam down then back up, he was all over the place, but at the end we put the gaff on this stud 👊 fish of a life time for these guys . . Book your experience today

Nico’s Birthday celebration 🥳 these kids were true anglers. Good times with this family catching all kinds of different fish 💯 . . . Book your experience today calendar

Fun family action yesterday for this group on there charter 👊 mix bag fishing mutton,Jack, kingfish, barracuda, bonitos, & lane snappers 🍽️ . . . Book your experience toda

King of kings 👑 nice one out front off the kite 🪁 great fight for our young angler with his brother and father. Great people fun trip 💯 . . Book your experience today calendar 🗓️

Father and son epic experience on this tough fighting wahoo 🦓 what a memorable day for these guys 💯 . . Book your experience today 🗓️ #bluedreamfishing#tuna#wahoo#daytimeswordfishing#swordfishing deepseafishingfishingboatsfishingaddict swordfishsportfishing miamifishingchartermiamifishingcoftheday lovefishing fishingislife fishingdailyfishingtripsaltwaterfishing cmormappingfishinglife offshore miamibeachfishing saltlifefishpicmakingmemories

Great day on the water yesterday with fun crew 💯 nice Mahi, kingfish, and 1/1 on sailfish 👊 we work hard to put you on your dream fish . . Book your experience today 🗓️ link in bio #bluedreamfishing#tuna#wahoo#daytimeswordfishing#swordfishing deepseafishingfishingboatsfishingaddict swordfishsportfishing miamifishingchartermiamifishingcoftheday lovefishing fishingislife fishingdailyfishingtripsaltwaterfishing cmormappingfishinglife offshore miamibeachfishing saltlifefishpicmakingmemories

Always know who really matters in this life and who is always with you 💯 we are Blessed to wake up another day and Blessed to do what we love 🙏 . . Book your experience today 🗓️

Nice swordfish today on the grounds ⚔️ the rush is real 💯 hard fighting fish that wanted to stay down the whole fight and do circles 💪 They are biting let us know if you want the fish of a lifetime 🫡 Book your trip today 🗓️

Offshore fishing in Miami has been hot, and today was no exception! The bite was on early, and the big target of the day—a hefty 65lb wahoo—didn’t disappoint. This torpedo hit hard and gave a solid fight before hitting the deck. The crew had their sights set on him, and he showed up right on cue. Alongside the wahoo, anglers also picked off a mix of mahi-mahi, bonitos, and some aggressive barracudas, all keeping rods bent and excitement high. The action came fast and steady, and with boxes full and smiles all around, the crew made it back to the dock before lunchtime—a sure sign of a productive morning on the water. With consistent offshore activity and great weather, now’s a great time to get out there and chase down your next big catch in Miami.

Offshore fishing off the coast of Miami has been red hot this month, with a variety of pelagic species showing up in good numbers and ideal weather patterns keeping the seas calm for extended trips. Swordfish are the highlight right now, especially during daytime drops. Anglers targeting depths of 1,500–1,800 feet have been rewarded with swordfish averaging 100–200 lbs, with a few giants tipping the scale at 400+ lbs. The bite has been consistent, especially on overcast days with a moderate north current. Mahi-Mahi (Dolphin) are running strong along the weed lines and floating debris around 10–15 miles offshore. Schoolies are abundant, and a few bulls over 30 lbs have been caught using rigged ballyhoo and live pilchards. Look for birds and temperature breaks to locate the action. Blackfin Tuna are still active near the edge of the reef and around the 200–400 ft contour line. Early morning and late afternoon have been best, especially when trolling small feathers or vertical jigging. Wahoo action has picked up around the full moon. High-speed trolling with dark-colored lures and planers near drop-offs has produced solid catches, with fish in the 20–50 lb range being reported. Kingfish are also making a strong showing along the reef edge, with live bait slow-trolled on stinger rigs doing the trick. Some smoker kings over 40 lbs have been landed. Bottom fishing has produced some nice vermillion snapper, yelloweye snapper, and black grouper, especially on the deeper wrecks and ledges. Jigging and cut bait are working well. Overall, it’s a fantastic time to get offshore in Miami—whether you're hunting for swordfish in the deep, trolling for pelagics, or dropping for reef fish, the bite is on. Tight lines!