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Orlando Muniz
Miami, Stati Uniti
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Captain Orlando 'Orly' Muniz has been drawn to the ocean ever since he was a kid. Growing up in the Miami area, he had plenty of opportunities to develop and pursue his passion for fishing. Unlike some captains, Orly did not come from a fishing family himself. Instead, he had to work hard and earn his way up the ranks over the years. Today, Capt. Orly takes pride in utilizing his teaching background to educate his guests so they can understand this specific fishery and all the intricacies relating to it. His main purpose on each trip is to provide you with an enjoyable experience, one which will ensure you become a client for life.
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Sarah Tims5.0VerificatoGiornata fantastica con il Capitano Danny
Mezza giornata – Altura/Barriera corallina/Relitto - 13:00 • 4 adultiI miei 3 figli ed io abbiamo trascorso una giornata fantastica con il Capitano Danny. La comunicazione prima della nostra uscita di pesca è stata eccellente: il Capitano Orly ha risposto a tutte le domande sul meteo, cosa portare e cosa indossare, e se potevo pagare le mance tramite Venmo (potevo!). Poi, quando è arrivato il momento dell'uscita, Danny è stato fantastico. Conosceva diversi posti dove andare, provare diverse esche e catturare diversi tipi di pesce. Abbiamo preso qualcosa praticamente ad ogni tappa e tutti hanno portato a casa il loro pesce. Il mio unico rimpianto è stato non poterli portare con noi (nessun posto per cucinarli in hotel, e il giorno dopo tornavamo a casa in aereo). Consiglio vivamente questa uscita di pesca!
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Risposta dall'operatore CharterGrazie mille per il feedback. Lo apprezziamo davvero!
Salvatore Amato5.0VerificatoCapt. Art 11/10
Mezza giornata – Costiera/Costa vicina - 13:00 • 2 adultiArt ci ha tenuti a nostro agio, coinvolti e ci ha fatto da guida sulla vita marina. Abbiamo pescato un bel po' di pesci di varie specie, avvistato una tartaruga marina, un delfino e delle razze. Abbiamo preso anche qualche piccolo squalo e dei barracuda maggiore di bella taglia, è stata un'esperienza davvero divertente. Ci ha portati in un bel giro per concludere la giornata ed è stato molto disponibile a rispondere a qualsiasi nostra domanda, commento o idea.
Tradotto dall'IA:Risposta dall'operatore CharterGrazie mille per aver condiviso la tua esperienza. Speriamo di poterlo fare di nuovo molto presto. In bocca al pesce!
Rick Suarez4.7VerificatoGiornata ventosa, ma ci abbiamo provato
3/4 Giornata - Altura/Barriera/Relitto • 3 adultiEravamo in città solo per qualche giorno, il tempo è stato molto ventoso per tutta la settimana. Avremmo dovuto andare a pescare lunedì, ma abbiamo rimandato di un giorno e riprovato martedì. C'erano ancora venti a 17 mph con raffiche a 30 mph. Ma ci siamo detti "è quello che è". Il capitano Arturo ha fatto del suo meglio per trovarci qualche bel tarpon o permit, ha provato praticamente ogni tipo di esca, ci ha anche portato tra le onde agitate per un po'. Finché non siamo riusciti a raggiungere un lato più calmo di Key Biscayne e abbiamo pescato su qualche relitto, prendendo degli snapper discreti, il pesce palla più grande che abbia mai visto e una bella cernia. Abbiamo dato tutto quello che avevamo e ci siamo divertiti un sacco. Non si poteva davvero chiedere di più a lui. Alla fine è stata un po' dura, ma abbiamo comunque avuto un'ottima uscita di pesca. Consiglio vivamente questi ragazzi.
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Risposta dall'operatore CharterGrazie ancora per essere venuto. Speriamo di guadagnarci un punteggio complessivo più alto la prossima volta. In bocca al pesce!
Tracy Do5.0VerificatoLa Migliore Esperienza di Pesca che Potresti Prenotare
Mezza giornata – Altura/Barriera corallina/Relitto • 3 adultiGrazie al nostro capitano Arty per la migliore esperienza di pesca possibile a Miami!! È stato estremamente disponibile e coinvolto, molto competente ed un vero esperto in quello che fa. Abbiamo detto che volevamo azione, e Arty ha fatto di tutto e di più per assicurarsi che la ottenessimo! In più è esilarante e gentile. Abbiamo esperienze con i charter, e siamo tutti d'accordo sul fatto che questo è stato uno dei migliori charter che abbiamo mai fatto. Lo consiglio vivamente e prenoteremo sempre con Orlando e Arty in futuro. Grazie ancora!!!
Tradotto dall'IA:Risposta dall'operatore CharterGrazie mille! Non vediamo l'ora di ripeterlo. In bocca al pesce!!!
Patrick Shields5.0VerificatoNUOVOUn'uscita incredibile
Mezza giornata – Costiera/Costa vicina • 2 adultiMi sono divertito tantissimo in acqua con Orlando! Abbiamo pescato barracuda, mutton snapper, cernia e altro ancora. Consiglio vivamente di prenotare un'uscita di pesca con Orlando.
Tradotto dall'IA:Risposta dall'operatore CharterGrazie mille! Non vedo l'ora di farlo di nuovo.
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Big Fish in November
nov 15, 2025 • Miami
So far this November, we’ve seen pretty good fishing. Earlier this month, we did really well on the mahi mahi and lately we’ve been catching some hefty amberjack as well as large barracudas and a few kingfish.
Although we have been targeting sailfish, they are starting to show up and should stick around for the next few months.
Inshore fishing has been pretty steady also with a mixed bag of snapper, jacks, sharks, etc.
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Hot Action Inshore
dic 15, 2024 • Miami
Over the last few days we’ve been fishing inshore and the action as been excellent. We are catch snapper, jacks, grouper, and sharks. This is a great way for kids and people that are new to our waters to discover this fishery.
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January Action!
gen 4, 2024 • Miami
Fishing in Miami has been heating up to start the year. We have been enjoying a mixed bag of sailfish, kingfish, and Mahi offshore and snapper, jacks, and sharks inshore.
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Miami Winter Fishing in Full Swing
gen 24, 2016 • Miami
Now that the holidays and new year have come and gone it is time to focus on the fishing again. Even though it’s been a while since I posted a fishing report, we’ve been catching quite a few fish. Our catches have included: sailfish, mahi, kingfish, mutton snapper, and grouper just to name a few. Inshore the tarpon fishing has been on the slow side around the inlets so I haven’t really been pushing these trips right now. On the bright side, there have been a few snook around both in the evening and daytime hours.
Offshore the sailfish action has been a bit sporadic but we have been getting at least a shot or two on most trips. The main culprit to the inconsistent sail sailfishing has been the lack of blue water and strong north current. On some days the blue water edge has been out pretty deep forcing us to choose between catching a couple of sails on the edge or catching a variety of fish in shallower waters. Hopefully, the conditions will continue to improve as the water temperatures continue to dip.
Another real pleasant surprise has been the amount of mahi. It seems like every time you think they're gone they reappear. Most of the mahi we are catching these days are falling for live baits dangling off kites and intended for sailfish. We have also caught many of them on flat lines during calmer conditions. One thing that I noticed on a recent trip was how the dolphin seemed to have a preference for the larger baits, especially goggle eyes. On a recent trip we caught at lease ten really nice dolphin along with a few sharks.
Speaking of sharks, we have been catching sharks on almost every trip. Most of the sharks have been small but we have caught some larger hammerheads as well as a large silky shark that we estimated at about 200 lbs. We have also been loosing fish to sharks on the bottom rod as well as getting cut off by them on a regular basis. I could only imagine what would happen if we actually targeted them.
Kingfish action has been a bit disappointing so far this winter. Although we've caught several nice ones, it seems like the numbers are now what they should be. I’m hoping that with the present cooler weather and dipping temperatures this will change. The same cooler weather and strong cold fronts should also push more sailfish down our way.
Finally, if you’re new to tarpon fishing or would like to learn more about it. I’ll be conducting a seminar at Bass Pro Shops in Miami (Dolphin Mall) on Saturday, February 27th. More information will be available on my Facebook page as it becomes available. Even though the topic is tarpon, I’ll be happy to answer any other questions you may have. Hope to see everyone there.
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Tight Lines,
Capt. Orlando Muniz
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May and Early June Fishing Report
giu 8, 2015 • Miami
My last fishing report was titled “May Fishing Ready to Peak” and boy was that right. The month of May saw some of the best action of the year. Variety was the name of the game but the best action definitely came in the form of blackfin tuna. After arriving a bit late, they finally made it in and with a vengeance. Besides the tunas we also caught several sailfish, dolphin, mutton snapper, kingfish, and an assortment of jacks.
Most of the blackfins have been caught in the late afternoon and evening using live herring. Although a lot of them have been caught off the kite, we’ve also caught our fair share on flat lines and deep lines. On our best day we hooked a total of five tunas and landed three. Unfortunately, two fish fell prey to a hammerhead shark and a large barracuda. The shark was so impressive that my anglers booked a trip the following week to target them (more on that trip later).
Although we caught several sailfish in May the action seemed to be a little slower than last may. I was surprised not to se more sails since we enjoyed clean water and north current on most trips. Hopefully, we’ll get another push of sails before the water warms up and they begin to scatter offshore.
May also saw several large kingfish up to about 30 pounds. The largest king ate a goggle eye fished under a kite. Other big kings were caught on flat lines and deep baits. We are still catching kings but I haven't seen any smokers in the last couple of weeks. I think we might see a couple more large fish before it’s too warm.
If bottom fishing is your game, now is as good a time as any to wet a line. We have been catching some really large amberjack over the deeper wrecks with some fish close to 40 pounds. Also, hanging out around the bottom have been good numbers of mutton snapper. Muttons have been falling for both live and fresh dead bait. The mutton bite should remain strong for at least another month or month and a half.
Offshore, the dolphin bite has been pretty consistent even though there has been a lot of small peanut dolphin mixed in with the keepers. Normally, these smaller fish don’t show up until later on in the summer. Either way the fish have been around in decent numbers and we have been catching them regularly while fishing the edge. I have some dolphin trips coming up here in the next couple of days and I’ll be sure to report on those as we get them in.
Before I wrap things up I’d like to say that I am pretty disappointed in what is happening with our bait. The loss of Bug Light hit our fishing community very hard but as if that wasn’t enough the dredging in Government Cut has just added to the frustration. Over the last year this project has disturbed several miles of sensitive habitat that is essential for our bait fish to survive. Every time I run through the cut I see milky water spewing in every direction. I also see barges loaded with this muck towed and dumped relatively close to shore. Nobody knows how this will impact things in the future but only time will tell. Hopefully this project will end soon and things can begin to heal.
Tight Lines,
Capt. Orlando Muniz
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