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Football season is coming in fast, concerts are around the corner, and there are still plenty of chances for Miami Beach deep sea fishing! There is a wide range of activities to do and things to see this August in Miami.

July is officially the Saturday of summer, and after a fun-filled fourth of July weekend, Miami Beach has a whole month of events to keep you entertained. Be prepared - Miami has now entered hurricane season, so you may have to get used to some rainy day activities.

The Kiwanis Club of Homestead-South Dade's annual Dolphin Days Family Fishing Tournament returns from June 10 to 12 this year in Miami Beach. This year will be the organization's 36th event for Miami Fishing.

Memorial Day weekend will likely see large crowds as the Air & Sea Show returns to Miami Beach. The two-day event is set to feature extreme water sports, motocross stunts, and a military display village.

During Earth Week 2021, Jenna Efrein, who is a senior lecturer at the University of Miami, has begun collecting plastic bottles for a community art installation designed to mirror the experience that sea life under the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in the North Pacific Ocean has. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a collection of marine debris that is mainly composed of plastic.

When deep sea fishing in Miami, the amberjack tends to be referred to simply as AJ. Its demeanor is close to that of a barracuda. Its preferred areas where it likes to dwell are largely in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans' cooler zones. While it's been known by its common name of amberjack, the name may be thought of as a single name that refers to a wide variety of amberjack species found all over the world, including lesser amberjacks, banded rudderfish, Yellowtail, and Almaco jack, to provide a few examples.

Spring is expected to begin in the Northern Hemisphere on Saturday, March 20. THERAPY-IV welcomes everyone regardless of age to experience a spring break deep sea fishing trip.

The tarpon has earned a reputation for being one of the most challenging fish to catch. The unpredictable movements of the fish and its tenacity mean even highly experienced anglers will have a formidable catch awaiting them.

Florida has an abundance of fishing spots to explore. With its penchant for sports involving the water, when it comes to where to hunt, ardent anglers have a broad selection of choices. But how does a person narrow down their choice with the abundance of options? There is a top ten list of Florida fishing spots on the FishingBooker website, and among them is a well-known spot in South Florida.

Fall in South Florida means slightly cooler temperatures and more reasons to be on the ocean. Miami deep sea fishing is an exciting experience for people regardless of their age and it's an activity that anyone can participate in even if they have never touched a fishing rod in their life. Participants may see or even catch a rich array of fish like the mahi-mahi, kingfish, bonito, or the fearsome mako, for example.