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Aerial coastline at dawn, Haulover to Port Everglades

The Coastline

Thirty Miles of Giants

From Haulover Cut to Port Everglades, the Miami to Fort Lauderdale corridor drops into deep water fast. Big sharks hunt the first sandbar all year — and the law tells you exactly where and when you can meet them.

The Legal Windows

Where the Sand
Is Open

Land-based shark fishing in South Florida runs on municipal windows — some beaches are open around the clock, most open at sunset. We treat the table below like a tide chart: it decides where the rods go tonight.

The law sends you out at night — exactly when the giants feed.

Haulover Cut Shoreline

Miami-Dade

Designated fishing area at Baker's Haulover Cut. The inlet current carries scent off the beach around the clock.

All Hours

Rickenbacker & Virginia Key

Miami

Open causeway and island shoreline with deep water close to the rocks, and the rare stretch that is legal in daylight.

All Hours

Hollywood Beach

Broward

Shore fishing runs sunset to morning. The beach empties, the lights come on behind you, the bite turns on in front.

6:00 PM – 9:00 AM

Dania Beach

Broward

Legal outside the swimming day and 100+ yards from the pier, which makes the early window as usable as the late one.

Before 9:00 AM · After 6:00 PM

Fort Lauderdale Beach

Broward

A full night window on one of the most famous beaches in America. Rods out by dark, packed up before breakfast.

6:00 PM – 8:00 AM

Sunny Isles Beach & All Fishing Piers

Closed to shark fishing. We do not fish them, ever. A night that starts with a citation is a ruined night.

Closed

Seasons

01

Winter

Dec – Feb

The blacktip migration stacks bait and sharks along the beaches. Cool water, big schools, steady action within casting distance of the sand.

02

Spring

Mar – May

Hammerheads follow the tarpon up the coast. This is the season of the true giants — long runs, heavy leaders, releases in the wash.

03

Summer

Jun – Aug

Bulls and nurse sharks work the warm, calm surf. Flat water makes the paddle out easy, and you can let a bait soak as long as it takes.

04

Fall

Sep – Nov

The baitfish flush pours down the coast and everything eats. Mullet on the beach usually means sharks behind them.

None of this is guaranteed. Sharks move on bait, water temperature, and moon, so every trip gets planned around what the water is doing that week.

The Strange Truth

“You fish the same sand as the high-rises and the cruise ships. Behind you, a city of six million. Eighty yards in front of you, a shark heavier than everyone on the beach.”

Miami – Fort Lauderdale Corridor

Night surf, city skyline glow behind the rods

Miami-Dade + Broward

Legal Night Windows

Zero Boat Required

Baits Paddled, Never Cast

Pick your stretch of sand.

Tell us the dates you have in mind and how many are coming. We'll come back with open nights and pricing.

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