Miami Beach Fishing Reports (December 2025)

Anthony Darna
Miami, Florida
Reported: 8 months ago

Fishing has been on fire, catching a variety of species from inshore to offshore, bridges to the reef. The fish are hungry and waiting for you to come book a trip and get in on the action. Plenty of action and excitement for adults and kids alike. We welcome families,...

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Anthony Darna Miami, Florida Reported: 8 months ago

Fishing has been on fire, catching a variety of species from inshore to offshore, bridges to the reef. The fish are hungry and waiting for you to come book a trip and get in on the action. Plenty of action and excitement for adults and kids alike. We welcome families, bachelor parties, or even just a single person looking to have some fun and bend the rod. Let's get in on the action!

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Christopher Agardy
Boynton Beach, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

Awesome inshore fishing along the intracoastal waterway on my 2 hour charters. Here's a 24" red grouper caught on a micro rod!

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Christopher Agardy Boynton Beach, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

Awesome inshore fishing along the intracoastal waterway on my 2 hour charters. Here's a 24" red grouper caught on a micro rod!

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Jason Calhoun
Key Largo, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

Peacock Bass in full spawn and Tarpon combo. Book now!

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Jason Calhoun Key Largo, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

Peacock Bass in full spawn and Tarpon combo. Book now!

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Charles Ocasio
Miami, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

We're catching them site catching on beds with jigs and live bait getting some real nice ones over 5 pounds averaging 40 fish a trip in four hours in the southern Everglades fishing out of Miami, the urban canal system we are getting 10 to 20 but all Are nice...

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Charles Ocasio Miami, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

We're catching them site catching on beds with jigs and live bait getting some real nice ones over 5 pounds averaging 40 fish a trip in four hours in the southern Everglades fishing out of Miami, the urban canal system we are getting 10 to 20 but all Are nice size. Offshore bike it is great getting some amberjack, mutton, snapper grouper, sail, fish, kingfish, and wahoo. Some big grouper on the racks. Live aid is plentiful having some real nice trips.

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Brad Ashe
Pompano Beach, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

Mostly kingfish offshore with live bait or trolling for wahoo there's a couple around.

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Brad Ashe Pompano Beach, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

Mostly kingfish offshore with live bait or trolling for wahoo there's a couple around.

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Anthony Darna
Miami, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

Catching groupers on the reef has been fun with the nice bonitas putting up a fight for clients.

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Anthony Darna Miami, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

Catching groupers on the reef has been fun with the nice bonitas putting up a fight for clients.

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Mark Gibson
Key Largo, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

The Gulf is on fire, Spanish Mackerel, Kingfish Cobia, Big Jacks and big Sharks. Everglades is hot with Speckled Trout, Snook, Redfish, Snappers and Jack's Crevalle. Bridges holding big Snappers, Mutton Snapper and Mangroves Snappers. Pompano are showing up. All eating live bait.

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Mark Gibson Key Largo, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

The Gulf is on fire, Spanish Mackerel, Kingfish Cobia, Big Jacks and big Sharks. Everglades is hot with Speckled Trout, Snook, Redfish, Snappers and Jack's Crevalle. Bridges holding big Snappers, Mutton Snapper and Mangroves Snappers. Pompano are showing up. All eating live bait.

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Jose Reyes
Miami, Florida
Reported: 9 months ago

Well temperatures in Everglades National Park are back to normal and their fish are starting to behave as they're supposed to starting to see a lot of trout redfish, snook, black drum, sheep, head, and snapper all over the Everglades and in the interior of the park on the outside...

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Jose Reyes Miami, Florida Reported: 9 months ago

Well temperatures in Everglades National Park are back to normal and their fish are starting to behave as they're supposed to starting to see a lot of trout redfish, snook, black drum, sheep, head, and snapper all over the Everglades and in the interior of the park on the outside Florida Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. I have reports of really big cobia about 20 miles out in the golf. Also big snappers and mackerel are biting pretty hard out in Florida Bay and the golf that's my fishing report for February 2 February 4 February 7, February 8 and I have a trip on February 12.

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