Depth1–6ft
Flats & Backcountry
Sight fishing in gin-clear water and tannin-stained mangrove creeks. Pole quietly, read the tide, and make the first cast count.
- Bonefish
- Permit
- Tarpon
- Snook
- Redfish
25.76° N 80.19° WMiami · Biscayne · Keys · Glades
PreyOn.
Preyful is South Florida fishing and spearfishing gear and stories. Bonefish on the Biscayne flats, sailfish on a winter front, a speargun on the reef line. Then everything else the outdoors has to offer.
About us
Born on Miami water.
Preyful started with a simple idea: make gear for the people who are out on the water before sunrise and still there when the lights come on at the marina.
We fish the flats, run the Gulf Stream and dive the reef line. "Prey On" is how we approach every trip: patient, prepared and all in. As Preyful grows, that same mindset is taking us from the boat to the trail, the campsite and beyond.
FishSpearExploreRespect the water
From the flats to the blue
Three waters. One obsession.
South Florida packs more fishable water into a short boat ride than almost anywhere on earth. The Gulf Stream runs a few miles off the beach and the flats sit in your backyard.
Depth15–120ft
Reef & Wrecks
Patch reefs, wrecks and the reef line from Palm Beach to the Dry Tortugas. Drop baits, drift the edge, or load the speargun and freedive it.
- Hogfish
- Mutton snapper
- Grouper
- Lobster
- Lionfish
Depth300+ft
Offshore Blue Water
The Gulf Stream pushes north at up to four knots. Kite fish for sails in winter, run weedlines for mahi in summer, and drop deep for daytime swords.
- Sailfish
- Mahi-mahi
- Wahoo
- Tuna
- Swordfish
Season calendar
Know when they run.
Typical peak and good months for the species South Florida anglers chase most. Tap a month to see what's on the move.
Peak
Good
Biting in October
Seasons shift with water temperature, fronts and bait. Before you keep a fish, check current size limits, bag limits and closed seasons with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Shop
Wear the mindset.
Launching soon
Prey On Long Sleeve
The shirt that started it. Preyful "Prey On" lettering across the shoulders and our spearfisher, line and catch running down the back.
- Color
- White, black print
- Fit
- Long sleeve
- Built for
- Sun, salt and long days on the water
Home waters
Where we fish.
Five areas that cover just about every style of South Florida fishing, from Palm Beach County to the upper Keys.
26.94° N · 80.07° W
Jupiter Inlet
Where the Gulf Stream swings closest to shore. Fast water, big fish, and a famous fall snook run.
- Style
- Inlet & offshore
- Target
- Snook, sails, mahi
25.90° N · 80.12° W
Haulover Inlet
A short run to deep water off Miami-Dade. Kite fishing for winter sailfish starts here.
- Style
- Offshore & reef
- Target
- Sailfish, kings, tuna
25.53° N · 80.22° W
Biscayne Bay
Grass flats, channel edges and bridges minutes from downtown Miami. Bonefish and tarpon in sight of the skyline.
- Style
- Flats & bridges
- Target
- Bonefish, permit, tarpon
24.92° N · 80.63° W
Islamorada
The sportfishing capital of the world. Oceanside reef to the east, Florida Bay backcountry to the west.
- Style
- Everything
- Target
- Tarpon, permit, mahi
25.14° N · 80.92° W
Flamingo
The end of the road in Everglades National Park. Mangrove shorelines, shallow basins and no crowds.
- Style
- Backcountry
- Target
- Snook, redfish, trout
Beyond the water
Same instinct. New terrain.
Fishing is where we started. The same patience, scouting and respect for wild places carries over to everything else we do outside.
Spearfishing
Freediving the reef line, lobster mini-season, and lionfish hunts that help the reef.
Kayak & SUP
Mangrove tunnels at Oleta River, the Wilderness Waterway, and sunrise paddles across Biscayne Bay.
Hike & Explore
Shark Valley, Big Cypress swamp walks, and dry-season trails where the gators line the canals.
Camp
Backcountry chickees in Florida Bay, Bahia Honda beach sites, and nights at Dry Tortugas.
Hunt
Public land and wildlife management areas across South Florida, done ethically and by the rules.
Events
Meet us out there.
Next upTBA2026–27
No events on the calendar yet.
Tournaments, reef cleanups, group trips and pop-up shops will be posted here. Join the mailing list and you'll hear about them first.
Field notes
Learn the water.
Guides, how-tos and trip reports from South Florida and beyond.
Reading a Biscayne flat on a falling tide
Bonefish push onto the flats on the rising tide and drain off the edges as it falls. Learn where to stake out, which way the fish will travel, and how to spot a tail before it spots you.
Your first hogfish on the reef
Where hogs hide along the ledges, how to approach without spooking them, and making a clean shot.
Kite fishing for winter sailfish
Why a north wind after a cold front lights up the bite off Miami, and how to rig a two-kite spread.
Join our mailing list
And never miss an update
New gear drops, events, seasonal bite reports and the spots we're fishing. A short email when there's something worth knowing.
Contact
Get in touch.
Address
12011 SW 172nd St.
Miami, FL 33177
Miami, FL 33177