Miami Beach Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Edmond W.
Coconut Creek, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

LETS GO FISHING

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Edmond W. Coconut Creek, Florida Reported 1 year ago

LETS GO FISHING

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Gavet T.
Miami, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Light tackle action reefs trips have been on fire! Lots of families enjoying non stop kingfish and snapper using live bait. 10 minute ride from the marina and lines in the water.

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Gavet T. Miami, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Light tackle action reefs trips have been on fire! Lots of families enjoying non stop kingfish and snapper using live bait. 10 minute ride from the marina and lines in the water.

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Charles O.
Miami, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Catching locker bass over 40 Peacock Bass per four hour trip getting on the tuna and sailfish right now tons of barracuda tons of mud snappers the Offshore and Inshore is on fire due to this cooler weather driving the Fishing closer to the Reef

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Charles O. Miami, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Catching locker bass over 40 Peacock Bass per four hour trip getting on the tuna and sailfish right now tons of barracuda tons of mud snappers the Offshore and Inshore is on fire due to this cooler weather driving the Fishing closer to the Reef

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Xavier B.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Sailfish bite is heating up

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Xavier B. Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Sailfish bite is heating up

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Mark Q.
Pompano Beach, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Great sailfish action with the cold fronts! Also some big sharks showing up eating all of our tunas!!

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Mark Q. Pompano Beach, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Great sailfish action with the cold fronts! Also some big sharks showing up eating all of our tunas!!

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Taco P.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Epic Start to 2025 Deep-Sea Fishing in Fort Lauderdale! What a wild start to 2025! Our bottom fishing on January 1st was nothing short of incredible. We pulled up some XL Vermilion Snappers—by far the biggest I’ve ever seen—along with a steady bite of groupers, which is rare off Fort...

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Taco P. Fort Lauderdale, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Epic Start to 2025 Deep-Sea Fishing in Fort Lauderdale! What a wild start to 2025! Our bottom fishing on January 1st was nothing short of incredible. We pulled up some XL Vermilion Snappers—by far the biggest I’ve ever seen—along with a steady bite of groupers, which is rare off Fort Lauderdale. I’ve never seen the grouper bite so strong around here! The only downside? They went out of season at midnight on December 31st. But no worries—on January 2nd, the groupers were still biting like crazy, and even though we had to release them, the Vermilion snappers were still putting on a show. We had solid action for three days straight, releasing 13 groupers in total and making sure they went back to the bottom safe and sound. The weather has been phenomenal, with calm seas and temperatures in the mid-60s—perfect for fishing. We also caught some great-eating fish, adding to the fun. And with a cold front on the way, we’re excited—cold fronts often bring Sailfish through, and we’re ready for the action! Looking forward to more epic fishing days ahead.

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Anthony D.
Miami, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Had a blast on a couple of recent trips teaching and sharing the wonderful world of fishing with these amazing kids. It’s not just about bending rods—it’s about sharing knowledge on various species and techniques, so they leave with more than just fish; they leave with unforgettable memories and skills...

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Anthony D. Miami, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Had a blast on a couple of recent trips teaching and sharing the wonderful world of fishing with these amazing kids. It’s not just about bending rods—it’s about sharing knowledge on various species and techniques, so they leave with more than just fish; they leave with unforgettable memories and skills that last a lifetime

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Bryan M.
Miami Beach, Florida
Reported 1 year ago

Sailfish have been shallow with some 10-20# Kingfish mixed in. Random Dolphin have been around 200'. We caught some really nice Tuna and 25# in 300'. And the Goliaths have been chewing in 120' but we keep pulling hooks and we broke a 300# swivel yesterday, a factory flaw no

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Bryan M. Miami Beach, Florida Reported 1 year ago

Sailfish have been shallow with some 10-20# Kingfish mixed in. Random Dolphin have been around 200'. We caught some really nice Tuna and 25# in 300'. And the Goliaths have been chewing in 120' but we keep pulling hooks and we broke a 300# swivel yesterday, a factory flaw no doubt.

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