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Rise and shine, anglers! Get ready for a half-day fishing bonanza that'll have you hooked from the start. We're talking prime-time action with some of Florida's most sought-after gamefish – Snook and Tarpon. This 4-hour trip kicks off at the crack of dawn, giving you first dibs on the morning bite. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting your feet wet, Captain Toby's got the know-how to put you on the fish. With room for up to 3 guests, it's the perfect chance to bring along a couple buddies or make it a family affair. At $650, you're in for a real deal with multiple fishing styles to try your hand at. So grab your hat and let's hit the water!
Picture this: You're cruising out as the sun peeks over the Miami skyline, rod in hand, ready to tangle with some serious fighters. We'll be mixing it up, hitting the flats, inlets, and nearshore spots where the big boys like to hang out. Capt. Toby's got eyes like a hawk and knows every nook and cranny where Snook and Tarpon love to lurk. You might start off sight-casting to rolling Tarpon in the shallows, then switch gears to work some structure for Snook. The beauty of this trip is its versatility – we can adapt on the fly to where the bite's hot. And with a 6 AM start, we're out there when the fish are most active and hungry. Just a heads up, no grub's provided on this one, so pack a snack to keep your energy up for battling these bruisers.
Get ready to flex those angling muscles! We'll be using a mix of techniques to entice these wily predators. For Snook, we might be tossing live bait around mangroves or working artificial lures near dock lights. When it comes to Tarpon, be prepared for some acrobatics – these silver kings are known for their spectacular leaps. We'll likely use circle hooks with live bait or chunked mullet, but fly fishing enthusiasts can get in on the action too. The terrain's as varied as the fishing – one minute you're drifting the flats, the next you're casting into the shadows of bridges or exploring nearshore reefs. Capt. Toby's boat is rigged for success, with top-notch gear and electronics to put you right where you need to be. And don't worry if you're new to this – the captain's always happy to show you the ropes and share some local tips.
Snook are the rockstars of inshore fishing in Miami. These sleek, powerful fish are known for their explosive strikes and bulldog-like fights. They love to hang around structure, so we'll be targeting mangroves, docks, and bridge pilings. Snook can grow upwards of 40 inches, with the average catch being in the 20-30 inch range. They're craftier than your average fish, which makes fooling them all the more satisfying. Spring and fall are prime Snook seasons, but with Miami's year-round warm waters, there's always a chance at a trophy.
Tarpon, on the other hand, are the stuff of angling legend. Nicknamed "silver kings," these prehistoric beasts can tip the scales at over 100 pounds. They're famous for their gill-rattling jumps and long, grueling fights that'll test your stamina and skills. The thrill of watching a 6-foot Tarpon go airborne is something you've got to experience firsthand. While they can be caught year-round in Miami, the peak season is typically from March to June when they gather in large schools for their annual migration. Landing one of these giants is a true bucket-list achievement for any angler.
Folks, this ain't your average fishing trip. Miami's waters are teeming with life, and every outing brings something new. One day you might be battling a monster Tarpon as it cartwheels across the surface, the next you could be finessing Snook out of tight spots with pinpoint casts. The diversity of the fishery here is off the charts – from skinny water sight-fishing to working deeper channels and reefs. And let's not forget the backdrop – fishing with the Miami skyline in view adds a whole other level to the experience. Capt. Toby's local knowledge means you're not just fishing, you're getting an insider's tour of some of the hottest spots in South Florida. Plus, with the early start, you're done by lunchtime with plenty of fish tales to share over a Cuban sandwich.
Listen up, folks – this trip's hotter than a Florida summer, so don't sleep on booking your spot. Whether you're looking to cross Snook and Tarpon off your list or just want to experience some of the best inshore fishing Miami has to offer, Capt. Toby's got you covered. Remember, it's a private trip for up to 3 people, so it's perfect for small groups or even a solo angler looking for some one-on-one guidance. At $650 for 4 hours of prime-time fishing, you're getting a real bang for your buck. Plus, with multiple fishing styles available, there's something for everyone, no matter your skill level. So what are you waiting for? Grab your crew, set that alarm clock, and get ready for a morning of rod-bending, drag-screaming action. Trust me, once you've felt the pull of a Miami Snook or seen a Tarpon launch itself skyward, you'll be hooked for life. Book now and let's make some memories on the water!
Snook are one of Florida's top inshore gamefish. They're sleek, strong fighters that usually run 1-3 feet long. You'll find them hanging around mangroves, docks, and other structure in the bay and inlets. Spring and fall are prime seasons when water temps are just right. Snook put up an awesome fight - they'll make blistering runs and jump clear out of the water. Their meat is delicious too, though we practice catch-and-release to protect the population. For the best shot at hooking one, try live bait like pilchards or pinfish near structure during incoming tides. Work your bait slowly and be ready for explosive strikes. Just watch out for their razor-sharp gill plates when you're handling them. Landing a big snook is something you won't forget.

Tarpon are the silver kings of Florida fishing. These prehistoric-looking giants can top 150 pounds and put on an aerial show like no other. You'll find them rolling in Biscayne Bay or cruising the flats, especially from spring through fall. Watching a school of 100-pounders swim by is a rush. They're not the easiest to hook, but once you do, hang on tight. Tarpon will jump, thrash, and test every bit of your gear and skill. Most anglers practice catch-and-release to preserve the fishery. For your best shot, try live crabs or mullet around bridges or channels on a strong moving tide. Be patient, make a perfect cast, and get ready for the fight of your life when that massive silver flash erupts on your bait. Just remember to bow to the king when he jumps!

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