Pembroke Pines Fishing Reports (May 2026)

Bryan Maffei
Miami Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

The Swordfish and big Dolphin are chewing, and I'm always on the Rosies

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Bryan Maffei Miami Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

The Swordfish and big Dolphin are chewing, and I'm always on the Rosies

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Christopher Liptak
Miami, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Dylan Stegman from Colorado caught this nice wahoo trolling Fowey last full moon. It ate a Nomad diving plug in 180' at 8 am on Saturday.

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Christopher Liptak Miami, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Dylan Stegman from Colorado caught this nice wahoo trolling Fowey last full moon. It ate a Nomad diving plug in 180' at 8 am on Saturday.

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Skip Stina
Delray Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Couldn't ask for better conditions here in S.E. Florida for Peacock Bass and Clownknife Fish. Weathers been Ideal for 50 fish mornings. Baits been plentiful and can tell by how healthy these fish look that nows the time to book ya a fish'n trip of a lifetime. New to fishing?...

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Skip Stina Delray Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Couldn't ask for better conditions here in S.E. Florida for Peacock Bass and Clownknife Fish. Weathers been Ideal for 50 fish mornings. Baits been plentiful and can tell by how healthy these fish look that nows the time to book ya a fish'n trip of a lifetime. New to fishing? Knot a problem, I'll do whatever's nessessary for an Unforgateable Experience. Hope to Sea-Ya on the water! Capt. Skip

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Alex Zapata
Homestead, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Fishing live bait in Biscayne bay for tarpon, yellow jacks, mangrove, mutton snappers and groupers has been great, with a good chance to take plenty of fish home to eat. The easy availability of live bait is what makes these trips successful. That will change as soon as we start...

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Alex Zapata Homestead, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Fishing live bait in Biscayne bay for tarpon, yellow jacks, mangrove, mutton snappers and groupers has been great, with a good chance to take plenty of fish home to eat. The easy availability of live bait is what makes these trips successful. That will change as soon as we start getting cold fronts that cool the water off, and push the bait fish to deeper water.
During nice weather days, bonefishing in Biscayne bay can be awesome with lots of shots, and the biggest fish of the year, from now through spring.
Flyfishing and light tackle in the Everglades for snook, tarpon, sea trout and redfish has been very good, and will continue fishing well, depending on the fluctuations of weather and cold fronts activity.

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Robert Pujol
Coral Springs, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Sailfish are moving in,alot of mahi still around and kingfish have taken over on the edge.

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Robert Pujol Coral Springs, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Sailfish are moving in,alot of mahi still around and kingfish have taken over on the edge.

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Bryan Maffei
Miami Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

There's been Sailfish and Dolphin around.

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Bryan Maffei Miami Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

There's been Sailfish and Dolphin around.

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JP Mckay
Deerfield Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Our peacocks are still on fire, just got to know where to find them this time of year. Catching 30-40 per 4 hour trip on live bait. We had a guy from Tennessee on Sunday that got 37 peacocks and had the trip of his lifetime!

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JP Mckay Deerfield Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Our peacocks are still on fire, just got to know where to find them this time of year. Catching 30-40 per 4 hour trip on live bait. We had a guy from Tennessee on Sunday that got 37 peacocks and had the trip of his lifetime!

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JP Mckay
Deerfield Beach, Florida
Reported: 3 years ago

Lake Okeechobee is a little slow right now. You've got to be on the water at daybreak- if you do, you'll still catch a couple chunks. And also keep your eye out for schooling bass in their summertime pattern. We need some freshwater in the lake, but good times nonetheless...

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JP Mckay Deerfield Beach, Florida Reported: 3 years ago

Lake Okeechobee is a little slow right now. You've got to be on the water at daybreak- if you do, you'll still catch a couple chunks. And also keep your eye out for schooling bass in their summertime pattern. We need some freshwater in the lake, but good times nonetheless catching them on Rattle Trap spinnerbait and a Senko Okeechobee majic. It's a good time to take your kids, wife, father, son, etc for half a day of fishing. Then get home in time in the afternoon for some football!

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