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Deep Sea Fishing In Miami Outcast Charter Fishing Blog
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Deep sea fishing reports and other information and local knowledge related to fishing and the area around Haulover Park, Miami Beach, Florida, provided by Outcast Charter Fishing, a deep sea charter fishing boat located in the Bill Bird Marina.
- Added on: Oct 3rd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: charterboatoutcast
- Listed in: Fishing Special Activity
- Tags: Fishing deep sea fishing charter boat charter fishing miami beach fishing charter
Recent Posts
Just a heads up...
We are quickly approaching the busiest time of year in South Florida. Many visitors will be heading into our area to enjoy the warm weather and sunshine and the few weeks around the winter holidays are especially hectic with friends and relatives loo...
So long vermilions; hello dolphin, wahoo and SAILFISH!
Some scattered schools of nice-sized dolphin (AKA mahi, mahi-mahi, dorado) have turned up in approximately 200-400 ft. of water. We were happy to find a few of these fish for our anglers to put on the dinner table.There's been plenty of action on the...
Yes, we’re a little obsessed with bait...
We were hoping the mullet run wasn’t over and done with, so when we looked out the window on Sunday we were happy to see these schools of mullet cruising down the beach. And as an added bonus, one pod was very close to shore. Somehow we managed not...
Holy Mackerel, the Big Mack Attack is on!
We have been looking forward to this time of year, just waiting to roll out our mackerel clichés! Well, wait no more, the time is now...the mackerel are here and we have been catching them on every trip, trolling spoons and feathers in shallow water...
Nice mixed bag of fish caught over the past few weeks...and Haulover Happenings!
The past few weeks of fishing have produced some very nice catches including wahoo, barracuda, kingfish, skipjack tuna, blackfin tuna, bonito, and vermilion and lane snappers...and the release of a blue-spotted cornetfish! The weather has been outsta...
Bonito, Bonita, Little Tunny, False Albacore...whatever name you choose, we\'ve been catching plenty! Which got us thinking...what does it taste like?
Bonito chunks for tuna salad...simmering away:All these combined years of fishing and none of us had actually ever eaten Bonito. This fish suffers from the presumption, usually made by those who have never tried it or are put off by the dark color of...
