Trolling
This type of fishing consists of cruising up and down the coast using bait or lures. They are pulled at an average speed of 6-12 knots depending on the species you desire and the depth of water.

Kite fishing
Kite fishing is a different method of presenting live bait. The bait is suspended vertically from the kite to the water.This is one of the most productive ways to catch sailfish,sharks,dolphin,kingfish,etc.

Wreck Fishing and Bottom Fishing
Live bait, dead bait and jigs are all used. Some of the most preferred eating fish (such as Snapper and Grouper) as well as some of the most powerful fish (Amberjack) are caught when wreck and bottom fishing.

Shark Fishing
Although there are very few (depending on the season) sharks caught per charter, the fight can be very challenging and exciting. Sharks can be caught bottom fishing or kite fishing. The benefit of kite fishing is that you can see the shark actually attack its prey. Witnessing the actions of the shark before hand is quite interesting. Although we have thousands of pictures taken over the past few years here are just a few! It takes many years to learn the different types of fishing off the shores of Miami Beach.

We have mastered the techniques to assure a successful charter, (at least most of the time)!! If Shark Fishing is what your're interested in, consider doing a Bimini quick trip, which would require a longer charter, but that's where it's happening!