June 2008

Hot June Fishing!

On my last report I mentioned that the action had slowed a bit. Fortunately that slow period didn't linger very long. Over the last couple of weeks action as been very good. June is normally a month were anglers have to decide between fishing over the edge of the reefs or running offshore in search of dolphin and wahoo.

June 2008

Hot weather has been the norm recently and fishing has been just as hot. Early in the day blackfin tunas have been biting and double to quad hookups have been then norm. Mixed in with the tunas are kingfish, most of the kingfish have been in the 15-30lb range which is bigger than the norm this time of year.

June 2008

Fishing out of Miami and in Biscayne Bay has been good over the last months. It is warm and for most anglers it's time for Tarpon. Large schools have been moving up and down the coast as anglers get shots at them with flies and live crabs. Most of our Tarpon fishing has been for smaller Tarpon in the bay. Most days they eat whatever you throw.

June 2008

This afternoon we headed straight to Lauderdale Marina to buy live goggs. Conditions were perfect to fly the kites. Bryan Boyd and his boys from Virginia had been deep sea fishing off Fort Lauderdale before, but not like they did today on the Lady Pamela II.

June 2008

Dolphin showing up

This past week produced another great week of action on the edge and by weeks end the Dolphin started showing up. We had some up to 42 pounds and some schoolies.

June 2008

Tarpon bite is hot..hot..hot

The tarpon fishing is in high gear. During the day, dead bait is the ticket. After dark, crabs can't be beat. In the park the cuts are still holding trout, snapper and tarpon.