Biscayne Bay Fishing Charters

Whether you are visiting the Miami metropolis or vacationing on one of the Upper Keys, the prolific Biscayne Bay fishery offers a unique blend of urban skylines and pristine fishing habitat. Biscayne Bay is a 35 mile long and 8 mile wide subtropical lagoon boasting a range of fishing experiences that all stem from the diversity of wildlife and ecosystems within the bay. Whether you’re looking for trophy caliber bonefish or your first deep sea fishing experience, the waters around Biscayne Bay have something for you.

Biscayne Bay sits about an hour drive from both Miami Beach and Everglades National Park and offers some of the best fishing charters in South Florida. A perfect destination for seasoned anglers and beginners alike, you can spend all day out on the water and even get the whole family involved. 

Whether you're just jumping into the game or a veteran of fly fishing, Biscayne Bay is an ideal location for an unforgettable saltwater fly fishing experience. This area is famous for offering incredible sight-fishing opportunities. Booking with one of our world-class guides guarantees you’ll get the most you possibly can out of your adventure. From rods, reels, and flies to casting mechanics and regulations, AnyCreek’s fly fishing guides will take the logistical headache out of your next fishing trip. Whether that’s a family fishing trip or a solo mission to hunt down a trophy bonefish on fly, we’ll do everything in our power to make your angling dreams a reality. 

Biscayne Bay is home to Biscayne National Park which holds lifetimes of beauty and experiences awaiting exploration. Not only that, but within less than a half day’s trip sits Everglades National Park — also home to some of the best fishing and fishing charters in South Florida. Both Biscayne and the Everglades offer connected access by boat and car, meaning you could spend a whole day in the same boat and take in two national parks. Fishing out of Flamingo in the Everglades pairs well with a visit to Biscayne National Park.

Biscayne Bay’s vast network of mangrove keys, sandbars, and estuaries make it an incredible and truly unique environment, perfect for fish, anglers, and world-class fishing guides. The Bay is home to a variety of species including tarpon, bonefish, permit, snook, redfish, sharks, snapper, and grouper. Biscayne Bay is regarded as one of the best fishing spots in South Florida, not just for its natural beauty and wide array of fish, but also for the size and caliber of fish caught throughout its reaches. There’s no better way to explore the breathtaking beauty of Biscayne Bay than by calling on the wisdom and experience of expert fishing guides to lead the way and help you make the most of your time on the water. 

While all of the following game fish species can be caught year-round in Biscayne Bay, there are seasonal differences which affect fishing strategies. Keeping in mind these seasonal differences will give you the chance at a productive Biscayne Bay fishing trip, no matter the time of year. 

When you’re not on the water, you’ll have the chance to explore one of Florida's most beautiful locations. From its number of public beaches to easily accessible National Park wildlife viewing tours, there is no shortage of activities to experience shoreside while visiting Biscayne Bay. 

Stretching from North Miami Beach to just south of Biscayne National Park, Biscayne Bay encompasses a variety of excellent bars and restaurants. Head over to the Rusty Pelican in Key Biscane to enjoy some of the best seafood Florida has to offer. If you want to keep the night going, downtown Miami offers any nightlife option imaginable. 

No visit to Biscayne Bay would be complete without a trip to either Biscayne National Park or Everglades National Park. In addition to their exceptional fishing opportunities, each of these parks offers the opportunity to see hundreds of species of wildlife, no matter the time of year. Whether you go looking for iconic Everglades alligators or Biscayne National Park's sea turtles, these parks are worth the drive. 

Set some dates aside, check the weather, and pack accordingly for the time of year. Consider the fish species that you’re most interested in, and investigate their seasonal availability to ensure you’re there when they’re there. You can always consult your guide -- they’re here to take care of the gear, the licensing, logistics, and planning for an unforgettable experience in Florida’s beautiful Biscayne Bay.