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Miami Beach Sunset Fishing Cruise South Pointe

What you will be catching:

  • Blackfin TunaBlackfin Tuna
  • King MackerelKing Mackerel
  • Mahi Mahi or Common DolphinfishMahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish
  • Red SnapperRed Snapper
  • Wahoo FishWahoo Fish
  • 2-hour sunset fishing cruise along Miami's Atlantic coastline
  • Accommodates up to 4 guests with professional guide and equipment
  • Features scenic Miami skyline views during golden hour experience

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Miami Beach Sunset Fishing & Scenic Tour

Picture this: you're cruising the Atlantic waters off Miami Beach as the sun starts painting the sky in brilliant oranges and pinks, your line is in the water, and the Miami skyline creates a stunning backdrop. This 2-hour sunset fishing and scenic tour gives you the perfect blend of light fishing action and breathtaking views that make South Florida famous. Whether you're planning a romantic evening, want to introduce the kids to offshore fishing, or just need to decompress after a busy week, this trip hits all the right notes. We keep it intimate with just 4 guests max, so you'll get personalized attention and plenty of space to relax.

What to Expect on the Water

This isn't your typical dawn patrol fishing trip – we're all about that golden hour magic when the light gets soft and the fish start moving. We'll head out from Miami Beach in the late afternoon, giving you time to settle in and get your bearings before the real show begins. The first hour focuses on getting lines wet and working productive areas where pelagic species cruise the blue water. Don't worry if you're new to offshore fishing – we'll handle all the technical stuff while you enjoy the ride. As we fish, you'll get front-row seats to one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, with the Art Deco district and South Beach stretching out behind us. The boat stays comfortable in the typically calm evening conditions, and there's always cold water on board to keep you refreshed.

Trolling Tactics & Gear Setup

We run a proven trolling spread that's designed to attract the fast-moving pelagic species that patrol these waters. You'll fish with quality conventional reels spooled with enough line to handle anything that might grab your bait. We typically pull a mix of ballyhoo, small lures, and sometimes live bait depending on what's been working lately. The beauty of trolling is that it covers water efficiently while keeping things relaxed – no need for constant casting or complex techniques. When something hits, we'll coach you through the fight and make sure you get great photos with your catch. All rods, reels, tackle, and bait are included, so just bring yourself and maybe a light jacket for the ride back as the sun sets. We fish in 80 to 200 feet of water where the continental shelf drops off, creating the perfect habitat for the species we're targeting.

Top Catches This Season

Blackfin Tuna are absolute rockets and one of the most consistent catches on these evening trips. These sleek predators typically run 10 to 25 pounds and fight way above their weight class. They're most active during spring through fall, and the cooler evening temperatures often trigger feeding activity. What makes blackfin special is their speed – when one hits your trolled bait, you'll know it immediately. They make blistering runs and aerial displays that get everyone on the boat excited. Plus, they're fantastic eating if you want to take a few home for dinner.

King Mackerel, or "kings" as we call them locally, are the apex predators of this fishery. These toothy speedsters can reach 20 to 40 pounds and are known for their vicious strikes and long runs. Peak season runs from fall through early spring when they migrate along our coastline. Kings are smart fish that require sharp hooks and wire leaders – they'll cut through mono in a heartbeat. Landing a nice king as the sun sets over Miami Beach creates memories that last a lifetime. Their aggressive nature and impressive size make them a customer favorite.

Mahi Mahi bring the color and acrobatics that make offshore fishing legendary. Also called dolphinfish or dorado, these vibrant green and gold beauties are pure entertainment on light tackle. They're most common during the warmer months and often travel in small schools, so catching one usually means there are more around. Mahi are famous for their jumping ability and never give up until they're in the boat. They're also considered one of the best eating fish in the ocean, with firm white meat that's perfect for grilling.

Wahoo are the speed demons of the deep, capable of reaching 60 mph when they strike your bait. These razor-toothed missiles typically show up during cooler months and can range from 20 to 60 pounds in our waters. A wahoo strike is unlike anything else – they hit so hard and fast that it's almost shocking. Their incredible speed and stamina make them one of the most challenging fish to land, which is exactly why serious anglers love them. The meat is excellent too, with a texture similar to tuna but a milder flavor.

Red Snapper are the bottom-dwelling heavyweights that add variety to our catches. While we're primarily trolling, we sometimes drop baits to structure where these crimson beauties live. They're strong, stubborn fighters that use their broad bodies and powerful tails to maximum advantage. Red snapper are highly prized for their exceptional table fare – sweet, flaky white meat that's considered among the best in the Gulf Stream. They're regulated species, so we make sure everything is legal and properly measured before keeping any for the dinner table.

Time to Book Your Spot

This sunset fishing and scenic tour represents everything that makes Miami Beach special – world-class fishing, stunning scenery, and that laid-back South Florida vibe that keeps people coming back. With only 4 spots available per trip, these evening adventures book up quickly, especially during peak season. The combination of productive fishing and spectacular sunset views creates an experience that works for everyone, whether you're a serious angler or just want to try something different. Miami's offshore waters are consistently productive year-round, and our evening departure time puts you on the water when both the fish and the lighting are at their best. Don't let another beautiful South Florida evening slip by – grab your crew and get ready for 2 hours of fishing and scenery that showcases why Miami Beach is a top-rated destination for both locals and visitors.

Learn more about the species

Blackfin Tuna

The smallest member of the tuna family, blackfins typically run 15-25 pounds around Miami Beach waters. These beautiful fish show off golden sides and bronze-tinted fins before fading after capture. You'll find them in 40-150 feet of water near the continental shelf, especially during fall through spring when they're most active in our area. Blackfins are fierce fighters that punch above their weight class - guests love the fast runs and strong pulls on lighter tackle. The meat is excellent, with a rich flavor perfect for sashimi or grilling. They school with skipjacks, so when you find one, there's usually more around. My tip: scale down to fluorocarbon leaders and smaller circle hooks since these fish have sharp eyesight and can be leader-shy in clear water.

Blackfin Tuna

King Mackerel

Kings are speed demons that'll test your drag system with blistering runs up to 40+ mph. These olive-backed predators typically weigh 20-40 pounds in our waters, though we see fish over 60 pounds regularly. They cruise the 40-150 foot depths along drop-offs and near structure where baitfish congregate. Fall through spring offers the best action when kings move into warmer inshore waters. Guests love the explosive strikes and long fights - these fish don't give up easily. The meat is flaky and mild when fresh, though higher in mercury so best in moderation. They're opportunistic feeders that'll hit live bait, spoons, and trolled baits. Pro tip: always use wire leaders and rig with two hooks - kings typically grab baitfish by the tail first, so that trailing hook often makes the difference.

King Mackerel

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Mahi are the chameleons of the sea, flashing brilliant golds, greens, and blues before fading after capture. Most fish we see run 15-30 pounds, though bulls can push 50+ pounds with their distinctive square heads. These surface dwellers love floating debris, weedlines, and temperature breaks in 100+ feet of water. Spring through fall brings the best fishing when they move through our warm Gulf Stream waters. Guests enjoy their acrobatic fights - mahi jump, tail-walk, and make long runs that'll have you smiling. The white, flaky meat is sweet and mild, perfect for tacos or grilling. They're curious fish that often travel in small schools. My advice: when you hook one, keep another bait in the water - the rest of the school usually sticks around while you fight the first fish.

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Red Snapper

Red snapper are the ultimate bottom dwellers, hanging around structure in 60-200 feet of water where they ambush passing baitfish. These ruby-colored fighters typically run 3-8 pounds in our area, though 15+ pounders show up on deeper wrecks and reefs. They're year-round residents, but summer months offer the most consistent action when they're actively feeding. Guests love their bulldogging fights - snappers use their broad bodies to pull hard toward cover. The firm, white meat has a sweet, nutty flavor that makes them restaurant favorites. They're structure-oriented fish with excellent eyesight and can be finicky biters. Key tip: use circle hooks with fresh cut bait like cigar minnows or squid, and fish right on the bottom - snappers rarely chase baits up in the water column, so get it down to their level.

Red Snapper

Wahoo Fish

Wahoo are the rockets of the ocean, capable of hitting 60 mph and making screaming runs that'll burn your hands on the reel handle. These sleek predators average 20-40 pounds with torpedo-shaped bodies covered in blue zebra stripes. They patrol the deep blue water beyond 100 feet, often around temperature breaks and current edges. Peak season runs July through November when they follow baitfish migrations through our area. The explosive strikes and lightning-fast runs make them a favorite among serious anglers. The white meat is delicate and flaky - some say it's the best-eating fish in the ocean. They're usually solitary hunters with razor-sharp teeth. Essential tip: always use wire leaders and troll fast at 12-15 knots with diving lures or rigged ballyhoo - slow presentations rarely work for these speed freaks.

Wahoo Fish

About the Proline 2000

Company vehicle

Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: Suzuki

Maximum Cruising Speed: 34

Number of Engines: 1

Horsepower per Engine: 300

Picture yourself casting a line as the sun dips toward the horizon, painting Miami Beach's skyline in brilliant oranges and pinks. This 2-hour sunset cruise takes up to 4 guests along Florida's stunning Atlantic coast, where you'll enjoy light fishing action between soaking up those famous Miami views. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just want to relax with family, this guided trip hits the sweet spot. You'll cruise the calm offshore waters while your captain shares local knowledge and helps with gear. As evening settles in, watch the city lights start to twinkle while you try your luck with the fish. It's the perfect blend of fishing adventure and scenic beauty that makes Miami Beach special.
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