Florida Swordfish Fishing Locations
NOTE – Swordfish Spots are not part of any sales or BOGO free offers
Florida Swordfish fishing spots and GPS coordinates for Swordfish spots in Jupiter, Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and the Florida Keys. Fishing for Swordfish is a growing sport over the past decade or more in south Florida. For nine years, Florida fishing spots has provided some of the best Sword fishing spots available on the southeast Florida coast. Load any of our fishing spots to your boats GPS, Mobile devices and computers. See the simplicity of our GPS and Mobile files!
IMPORTANT – Deep Drop spots and Swordfish spots do not apply to any sales events or BOGO free offers on this site. — Thank you, Dana King, GM
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Swordfish Fishing in South Florida. What’s on the bottom out there?
Florida Swordfish spots and other deep drop fishing spots cover deep water bottom habitat with such as divots, Pinnacles, sea-mounts, high and low ledges, sloping ledges, south facing sharp drop ledges with north side backdrops and holes, ridges and other areas of bottom that hold good deep drop fish.
All our Florida deep drop spots and Swordfish spots come from years of local deep drop fishing experience from local pro’s and guides, coupled with long periods of time mapping out and fishing the ocean floor depths from 600 ft to 1800 ft. Finding or locating deep drop fishing spots entails detailed experience in understanding the Florida ocean floor topography and time on the water deep drop fishing for Swordfish and other species. We extend many thanks to our dedicated guides along with the Garmin sonar team.
Deep Water Swordfish and the Magic 1500 FT
In Florida and most other regions of the world, Swordfish are regularly caught in the 1500 ft range. This depth seems to be the “staple” depth for daytime Swordfish fishing although many Swords are caught in depths to from 900 – 2000 ft, even so, the staple depth of 1500 ft is most common.
At night, Swordfish move to shallower water, seemingly 1000-1100 ft being most notable from Jupiter to Miami and even in the Keys. However, Swordfish are also caught at night in 1500+ and even deeper water as well. A strange beast they are, but continue to captivate offshore fishermen even more today than ten years ago. In short, the fish can be almost anywhere in the Gulfstream at night which is all dependent upon the location of bait and squid at that time.