This photograph by Richard Gibson is of Miami Beach Marina which holds some really awesome fishing boats. Not to mention it has a really good restaurant and bar right after you get off the boat. Fishing in Miami is so much fun for this reason. Visit Site to learn more
Here's a cool shot of a Redfish caught while on one of our Miami fishing trips. He was about 10 lbs. and ate a live crustacean. Normally we use artificial lures to catch these fish but when the fishing is tough we do use live bait. To learn more about our fishing trips in miami click here.
I love catching fish like this one here which is a nice redfish. Biscayne Bay near Miami is a great place to start your fishing adventure. If you want to experience something cool like Michelle is here I invite you to do some Miami Redfish Fishing. http://www.captainrichsmith.com/content/691/Redfish-Fishing
This shot is of a cool looking bonefish under the water in Miami. This fish was caught up on the shallow water flats in about 2 feet of water. He ate a live shrimp on a light tackle spinning rod. If you want to learn more about Miami Bonefishing you can check out this cool site.
This is another jump from the same fish. Notice his mouth and just how huge it really is. They have no teeth so they have to swallow their prey whole. This time we were able to trick the miami tarpon into eating a rapala lure. He fought hard for about 20 minutes before we were able to get him along side the boat. To learn more about Miami Tarpon fishing guides please check this website out. http://www.miami-fishing.com/content/603/Tarpon
This is a cool photo by Richard Gibson of a giant Tarpon jumping out of the water in Miami. This Silver King was about 80 lbs. and was caught with Captain Rich Smith. Miami Tarpon fishing is an experience of a lifetime. To learn more about taking a charter where you can catch one of these fish check out this cool website http://www.captainrichsmith.com/content/687/Tarpon-Fishing
