We booked a trip with Jorge after a long cruise. We couldn't get out to the deep water due to…read moreweather but he got us on fish right away. After we caught or fill of reef fish, we learned how to caught Sea Trout in the bay. What a blast. Nice clean boat and he was very knowledgeable on every species of fish we caught. We will definitely fish with him again.

A buddy and I used Lucky Hook Charters for a fishing trip off Miami. Jorge, Captain of Lucky Hook…read moreCharters, provided a great day of fishing. He was friendly, instructive and a good guy to spend hours with on on a boat. Jorge worked hard to find fish on a choppy-water day and came through when we caught a large kingfish that took about 20 minutes to reel in. Jorge cleaned the fish, cut out filets for us, and arranged lunch at a nearby restaurant. The fish and lunch were fantastic! Jorge struck me as a first class person and great captain. Will arrange my next Miami fishing trip with him again.

When I was a kid, my dad would take me fishing. We'd either drive along Alligator Alley and hop…read morefences to fish dangerously close to deadly reptiles or cruise down towards the Keys and hit the bridges along the way. After his passing, I lost my fishing mate. That is, the angler companion brave enough to unhook my catch. I mustered the courage to hook the frozen squid but once the fish came up, I'd be damned if my hands went anywhere near it. Then there came Steve. My new fishing buddy took me out to this pier just down the street from my house. Like adventurous (and trespassing) teens, we hopped the dumpster and jumped over the fence. Only 10 yards away, an obvious entrance to the apartment building welcomed everyone else without the wits to illegally enter. Nevertheless, there we were on the short hike to the pier on the bay. The scene was quiet and serene with only the rapping of the tide against the low seawall. As dusk turned to night, Steve and I settled in as the only two fisherpeople casting our hooks to sea. Steve's friend claimed to catching a 20 pound tarpon only weeks earlier. For us, the only fish looking to sample bait happened to be baby snapper and grunts. Every catch went back to the water and as I huddled close to my hoodie and took in the low glow from the pier lights, I loved every second of my little adventure with Steve and thought I could be anywhere but 5 minutes from my house.

She so sweet and we had an amazing day. She showed us around. We even drove all the way down to…read moreMiami city spent extra time took his locations that she doesn't normally go. It was well worth the money.

The good: This was a 3-4 star experience. I booked a…read moresnorkeling tour for 2 for my husband's birthday thru their website. It was easy to book and they had lots of availability. The best part of the trip was how we had the boat exclusively to ourselves! I didn't know it'd be a private tour until the day I came. So, the boat was just a total of 3 people (captain included). The water temperature was great and the clarity was decent. We even saw two dolphins! You meetup at Whiskey Joe's at the marina and you can start your excursion immediately. I liked that you didn't need to wait around much. I was able to see some cool looking fish, a bottom feeder and a crab. You get 2 hours for the snorkeling and you're not required to wear any life vests (in fact, we weren't offered any and I didn't see any). The water is super shallow so it didn't seem dangerous at all. The water is also salty and easy to float in. The boat was nearby the main snorkeling area. The bad: The area for snorkeling was pretty small. It was an artificial reef where the fish were but outside of that area there is just seagrass and there's no living things to observe. The website says snorkeling starts at $75/pp and up but that's misleading b/c that's only the price if you have 8+ people. When I came to the marina, the worker who had me sign paperwork said that "$25/hour tip is required" when I got an email saying 15% tip is optional. My husband clarified and he said "yes, it's required" but later retracted his statement after I clarified that it was strange to give tip upfront before we even went on the excursion. However, I did already give 15% tip upfront on 50% of the value and then Zelled an additional $25 tip to the captain himself afterward. The cost for snorkeling ended up being $407 for 2 people (pricey). The interesting: The captain swam with us to lead us to the reef and then swam back and was mostly on his phone.

Knowing that I very rarely get to Florida, and that I only had a half day to fish, I was very picky…read moreas to what I wanted to go for, and with whom. After probably too much decision making, I chose a guide, only to have him cancel on me a day later (family emergency). He was kind enough to put me in touch with Captain Mo, and I cant imagine having a better guide. My wife and I made the drive down from Lauderdale, with the plan to sight fish for bonefish and permit- something I'd never done before. We've fished all over North America, but I've never had more difficulty than I did with bones. Guess my eyesight was terrible that day, and my casting wasn't great either. Didn't get a thing, and when I asked what else we could target, Mo suggested barracuda. Caught more than our share of them, mixed in with a shark or two. We only had four hours, but it was outstanding. Couldn't blame Mo for me not being able to hit the fish he put us on! Mo is a knowledgeable guide, and more importantly, a great guy. He made the day very enjoyable, and I'll definitely give him a call when we are back in town!

I had a great experience with Capt Mo Estevez. When I was arranging the trip, he always responded…read morepromptly and was helpful beyond my expectations. My day of fishing with him was a lot of fun. He is friendly, easy going, and offers good guidance and advice as needed. I see him being patient and helpful with all of his clients, no matter what their level of experience is. He worked hard for me and helped me achieve my fishing goals.

Had a very good boating experience. Capt and John and his first mate were very friendly and…read moreoutgoing and helpful. We enjoyed a nice day out on the water. Fortunately the water was nice and calm. The sky was blue. But the fish weren't biting. We did catch a couple that we threw back. We were certainly disappointed in that, but that's how it goes sometimes. This is an older 45 foot Hatteras. Good looking boat but it certainly has got some age on it. There were no matter chemical problems of course and the boat has a very nice and smooth ride. All the tackle which is provided for the $750 half-day trip is included. We bought our own refreshments, but upon arrival to the boat the ice chest was already full of refreshments for enjoyment. That was very thoughtful and appreciative. We will certainly use this boat again in the future. Check in on yelp before you pay. There is a $50 discount for those who check in. This will reduce the $750 half-day trip down to 700.

The had a great Bermuda Triangle halloween package! $650.00…read morefor a 6 hour tour into the Bermuda Triangle...the crew was great! John,John,and Jackie all were understanding of my needs for a midnight tour into the Bermuda Triangle. I loved every second!

A classic, must-go spot in Miami. Great for biking, hanging out in the lawn and getting some sun…read more(when it's not super hot), and grabbing a bite to eat (though expect steep prices). There's public restrooms and a small water park for kiddos. Obviously, the path takes you to the beach which is relaxing and really nice. Can get a little crazy during peak season.

South Pointe Park Pier is built on constraint. It's not a beach destination, it's not a fishing…read moreresort, it's a working pier where the water isn't about recreation, it's about commerce. Container ships move through this harbor. You stand on the jetty and watch scale happen in real time, cranes and stacks and the whole industrial apparatus that makes Miami function. That's more honest than another beach bar with a sunset filter. The pier is maintained like it matters. The surface holds, the railing is sound, the whole structure feels like someone decided it shouldn't fall apart, and they stuck with that decision. The breakwater gives you rock access, shallow water, tide-dependent depth. Early morning swimmers treat it seriously. The jetty extends far enough that the city shrinks behind you, and you're in dialogue with the open water instead of looking at it from shore.

I wanted to take my nephew out fishing for his birthday towards the end of June. I decided to call…read moremiami inshore fishing, and ended up talking to Captain Alex. My nephew is 12 and has a short attention span, Alex suggested we start a little before sunset and fish into the night. He assured me that we could keep my nephew occupied and having fun on the trip. I decided to book a trip. So we went fishing with Captain Alex last night and what a great time we had. We started by fishing an inshore wreck and kept the rods bent catching snapper, Jacks and barracuda. After we tired Jake out, Captain Alex said we would go try for a big snook. We pulled up to the spot and ended up catching 3 big snook and a huge shark! Overall the trip was great, definitely going to book again!

This is one of the best activities in Miami for individuals and / or families. We brought our 8 yo…read moreson who went fishing for the first time with Captain Alex. Not only was Captain Alex knowledgeable and friendly, he was also patient with our son. He taught him how to fish and, most importantly, catch fish! He caught 16 fish including a shark. If you are looking to spend 4 hours in a fantastic way, this is the way.

We found this boat on google and then searched yelp for reviews. The Miss Britt was great the crew…read morewas super patient with my two kids (9&7). They kept our lines tight all day and ran a great boat!

This was a great activity for our family! Ray, Chino and Crew were awesome to work with and made…read moreour trip extra nice! Highly recommend!