Miami/Coral Gables City Deep Drop Fishing Spots

Miami Fishing Spots for Deep Drop Fishing

This brand-new Miami fishing spots package for 2024 is geared towards anglers that have the gear and boat handling experience to drop in water from 500 to 1000+ feet deep. This package has 286 brand-new deep drop numbers from within 10 to 15 miles from the coast of Miami and Coral Gables.

These locations feature specific depths and bottom types for targeting Snowy Grouper, Tilefish, Queen Snapper, and yellow-edge grouper. There is also a very good chance you'll bag a barrelfish in the deeper water queen spots.

Prime Locations for Deep Drop Fishing

The Breakdown:

110 Snowy Grouper - Rocky Bottom spot at just the right depth ~600 to 650 ft.
176 Rosey Snapper - Rocky structure around 400 to 500 ft. Deep.
82 Queen Snapper, and Barrelfish, Yellowedge Grouper spots. 720 to 1100+ft

Equipment and Techniques

To succeed in deep drop fishing at these Miami fishing spots, you will need specialized gear. Heavy-duty rods and reels paired with sturdy lines are essential because they can handle the weight of larger fish species. Additionally, using appropriate bait, such as squid or mackerel, can increase your chances of success. It’s important to remember that patience is crucial, so spend time learning and adapting your techniques based on the conditions you face.

Local Regulations and Tips

Before you head out to these fantastic fishing spots, it’s essential to be aware of local regulations. Specific areas may have restrictions on fishing seasons or size limits for certain species. This knowledge protects the environment and ensures that these fishing grounds remain vibrant for years to come. Also, connecting with local fishing charters can provide insider tips and guidance on the best practices for deep drop fishing in Miami and Coral Gables.

Compatible with Garmin, Simrad, Lowrance, Raymarine, B&G, Humminbird and Furono MFDs. Also, the apps from those manufacturers, Any mobile device or tablet running GPS Mapping software like Active Captain, Navionics, Aquamaps, Base Camp, GPX Studio, Google Earth,  and many others.