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In the fall Sailfish fishing
off Miami Beach cranks up as the Sailfish
start their migration southern reaches of gulf stream.
At the same time the bait schools are migrating south as the cold fronts
to the north, lower the water temperature. The arriving bait
schools take
up residence on the outer reef system from Stewart to key West. The
Sailfish schools will
follow the bait south and work the edge of the gulf stream, and the out
side reef. What makes Miami such a great Sailfish destination is that
the gulf stream, and the reef edge converge together less the two miles
from the beach. We have the BEST of two "fishing worlds" together.
The days when the blue water is on the reef and the wind is from the
north east, watch out the Sailfish bite will be ON Fire. |
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Starting
in the Fall we start to fly the kites all through the winter and into
the spring. This is the best method to catch Sail Fish off the
coast of Miami & Miami Beach. The Kite has a few strategic purposes, the first
and most important is to keep the live bait right on the surface.
The live bait that we use are mainly baits that like to be near or on
the bottom, So they fight hard to get off the surface, and they let us know
how un happy they are. Swimming violently to get deep to no avail,
glued to the surface by the force of the wind and uniquely strategic rigging. These panicking
baits are sending out distress signals that exactly match what the predators are
searching for. |
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