Wahoo is the main target in January, though Snapper and Grouper are this month’s staples as well. On the flats, Bonefish are hungry and will attack your fly with abandon, so get ready to practice your reflexes.

While the weather is still chilly, Mangrove and Lane Snapper are consistent, as well as Hogfish and various Grouper species. Yellowtail Snapper start appearing in late February, too.

Yellowtail Snapper are in full swing. Marlin grow in numbers as March draws to a close, which is what deep sea anglers have been waiting for. Permit enter with full force, while Amberjack also start appearing in decent numbers around the reefs.

Mahi Mahi are a-coming, with big specimens coming in first. This means more delicious fish fillets than you can eat in one sitting. Billfish are very active, as well as reef residents like Snapper and Grouper species.

It’s an excellent time to go after a monster Marlin or maybe set your sights on a glorious Yellowfin Tuna. Mahi Mahi are still coming in, though they tend to be smaller as the months go on. On the flats, Tarpon are all the craze!

Snapper and Grouper are the dependable fish that anglers rely upon this time of year. The tourist season is in full swing, so why not  spend some time relaxing on the beach before the fall fishing rush starts? You’ll find solid Mahi Mahi swimming around.

You can do just about anything in July, but bear in mind it can get hot on the water. Flats fishing is on fire with Tarpon, Permit, and Bonefish all there for the taking. This is the month to go spearfishing, as the reef-dwelling species are consistent during this period.

There’s no limit to what you can target in the hottest month of the year. Go after Amberjack while they’re in peak season, but if you don’t have the time, don’t worry, you can still target them until the end of the year.

Wahoo are slowly returning to  Bimini’s waters in September, and in great numbers. King Mackerel also start appearing during early fall, and reef fishing for Grouper and Snapper is excellent.

Massive Wahoo make an appearance as the weather gets colder, so get that braided line ready – they’re quite the biters. Mutton and Lane Snapper, Black Grouper, and other species are good catches for the fall angler.

As the fall progresses, Wahoo in Bimini are only getting bigger. Sharks and Snappers are still out there in good numbers and, if you’re craving some Billfish action, Sailfish are around.

December is the month where Bonefish take precedence, as it’s one of the few species that’s always in season. Wahoo are at their biggest now, so if you’re looking for trophy catches, this is the time to act!