MIAMI LUNKER REPORT

BISCAYNE BAY - Miami has stolen the crown back late after coming through with one of the best Tarpon seasons in years. If you have been following this blog you know that the big tarpon are back, and they are eating everything. Crabs, Shrimp. Pinfish, Pilchard and even Ballyhoo. All the local captains are living high on the hog and you can see the results if you visit any of the good blogs pr forums. Everybody is booked solid through May, so if you haven't reserved a charter or booked a guide this season do yourself a big favor and mark the calendar for next year. APRIL - MIAMI. You can scroll done and see the multiple hundred pounders that were caught and these are just a small sample of the fish that were caught. Taking a quality photograph of a 150lb tarpon aint exactly paramount on the mind when you are dealing with a fish like that on the end of a line.

Multiple Big Tarpon Caught

MIAMI - Tarpon time. Reports are coming in quietly that Captain Jeff's clients have been catching and releasing as many as 6 of the monster Tarpon on the late afternoon trips. The wind has been blowing steady 20 mph and even a cold front could not slow down the eating habits of these big tarpon.

HT: Captain Jeff

TARPON FISHING IS ON FIRE

Fort Lauderdale - Miami | Reports are coming in just about everynight on big tarpon being caught from North Fort Lauderdale (which means around the Sunrise Blvd, Bridge) all the way down to Key Biscayne. Captain Jeff's clients leadered about 20 this week alone. Most of the fish are between 80 and 100lbs and some of the bigger tarpon are 150lbs and up. Its tricky bouncing back and forth betwen Fort Lauderdale and Miami cause they are two totally different bodies of water which means you have got to be versatile with your presentation as well as having a wide variety of baits.