Largemouth Bass

Peak Season Summertime
Best Technique Casting Artificials
Best Bait Silversides
Table Fare Catch and Release

Largemouth Bass Fishing Charters in Miami

Largemouth Bass

Miami has some world class urban fishing for a variety of species you can’t catch anywhere else in the United States. Between our freshwater canal systems and the Everglades alone, we can catch peacock bass, clown knifefish, snook, tarpon, jack crevalle, cichlids, tilapia, alligator gars, and you guessed it: largemouth bass. Largemouth have been forced to compete with peacock bass in our waterways which definitely puts a damper on their population growth but we have a thriving bass fishery in Lake Okeechobee and out west in the Everglades.

Best Techniques for Bass

It’s hard for bass to turn down a lively silverside while fishing a canal bank or structure on a lake but this isn’t our preferred method for targeting them. The largemouths in Miami are almost always mixed in with peacocks so there’s a chance we catch them on live bait but we prefer fishing with artificial lures.

Table Fare

Largemouth bass are pretty good eating but their table fare is certainly eclipsed by their importance as a gamefish. Like many captains, we strictly catch and release bass.

More Species to Target

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Jack Crevalle

Inshore schooling fish, caught on lures and live bait.

Sailfish

Iconic Atlantic billfish, usually targeted by kite fishing.

Vermillion Snapper

Deep-drop snapper from 250 to 400 feet, caught on deep reefs.

Barracuda

Reef and flats fish, caught on lures and live bait with a wire leader.

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