Go Snapper Fishing in Miami With Captain Alex!

Florida has an abundance of Snapper. Miami Inshore Fishing Charters provides the best chartered snapper fishing in Miami, Florida, around the areas of Biscayne Bay. With lots of species to choose from: mangrove, mutton, yellowtail, and other snapper species, Miami’s sunny climate, calm waters, and rich marine life, your fishing adventure will come with some breathtaking views and moments you will never forget.

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Our Snapper Fishing Charter Rates

When you book a snapper fishing charter with Miami Inshore Fishing, you’ll enjoy expert guidance from our Captain, Alex Geneteau, all the tools you need (tackles, bait, licenses, and safety gear), and fishing package options to choose from.

  • 4 hours: $700
  • 6 hours: $850
  • 8 hours: $1050

At Miami Inshore Fishing, we welcome groups of all sizes, from families looking for a fun day on the water to corporate outings and fishing enthusiasts. Ask us about rates and special packages.

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About Snapper Fishing in Miami

Snappers are very popular fish to catch. Novices and experienced anglers go after them, not only because they’re popular to cook, but because they’re fun to lure because of their aggressive strikes. Biscayne Bay — our focus area — has the perfect conditions for Snapper fishing because of the clear waters and abundant reefs and mangroves.

Why is Snapper so popular though? Well…

  • Snappers are known for their powerful jaws and sharp teeth. This means they put up an incredible fight at the end of your line.
  • Some snapper species can change color slightly based on their surroundings or mood.
  • Many snapper species school together to protect each other from predators and find food more efficiently. Ironically this makes conditions ideal for anglers to target multiple fish in a single spot.

Snapper Fishing Regulations in Florida

We strictly follow sustainable fishing guidelines set by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Staying informed about snapper fishing regulations in Florida is crucial for preserving our fish populations and ensuring future generations can enjoy this sport:

  • Size Limits: Different snapper species, such as mangrove and mutton snapper, have specific minimum size requirements.
  • Bag Limits: There are daily bag limits per angler to maintain healthy fish stocks.
  • Seasonal Closures: Some snapper species may have closed seasons or restricted harvest periods.
  • Compliance:By adhering to these regulations, Miami Inshore Fishing ensures we practice responsible and eco-conscious fishing at all times.

Here’s a comprehensive table:

Snapper Species Regulations

Red Snapper

school of red snapper fish

  • Minimum Size: 16″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 2 per person
  • Season: Currently closed for 2025

Vermilion Snapper

vermilion snapper underwater shot

  • Minimum Size: 10″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 10 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Schoolmaster Snapper

three schoolmaster snapper underwater

  • Minimum Size: 10″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 10 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Mangrove Snapper

mangrove snapper underwater shot

  • Minimum Size: 10″ (State) & 12” (Federal)
  • Daily Bag Limit: 5 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Mutton Snapper

mutton snapper underwater

  • Minimum Size: 18″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 5 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Cubera Snapper

cubera snapper close up underwater

  • Minimum Size: 12″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 10 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Lane Snapper

lane snapper up-close shot

  • Minimum Size: 8″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 100 lbs bag limit (State) & 20 units (Federal)
  • Season: Open year round

Black Wenchmen, Queen, Blackfin, Silk Snapper

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  • Minimum Size: None
  • Daily Bag Limit: 10 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Yellowtail, Dog, Mahogany Snapper

yellowtail snapper underwater

  • Minimum Size: 12″
  • Daily Bag Limit: 10 per person
  • Season: Open year round

Fishing Tips, Bait & Techniques

    Fishing Tips, Bait & Techniques

  • Light Tackle Fishing:We typically use light-to-medium rods paired with high-quality reels. This setup provides a fun challenge while allowing for better sensitivity to detect bites.
  • Leaders:Fluorocarbon leaders are crucial in the clear waters of Biscayne Bay to avoid spooking snapper.
  • Live Bait:Shrimp, pilchards, and pinfish are common favorites among snapper species.
  • Chum Line:A steady chum line is a tried-and-true method to bring yellowtail snapper to your boat, especially during reef fishing.
  • Anchored vs. Drifting:Depending on water conditions and seasonal patterns, we may anchor over reefs or drift along channel edges to locate snapper schools.
  • Reading the Tide: Snapper feeds more actively during certain tidal movements, and our experienced captains factor this into every trip plan.
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Why Choose Us?

We have served the Miami area for decades. Our crew and Captain have extensive knowledge of our Miami waters; therefore, fishing with us is a recreational activity and a learning experience. We have over 50+ five-star reviews and hundreds of satisfied customers. We make sure our experiences are fit for both experienced anglers and novices, and our location off Biscayne Bay makes us the perfect choice for any Snapper fishing in the area.

Ready For An Unforgettable Snapper Fishing Experience?

Don’t miss the chance to explore Biscayne Bay’s vibrant inshore fishery with our seasoned crew. Call us today and book the package of your choice.

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