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Lobster Mini-Season Arrives for Recreational Divers
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Lobster Mini-Season Opens Oct. 8 in Homestead for Divers

Homestead's annual Lobster Mini-Season runs Oct. 8-9, giving recreational divers a special window to harvest spiny lobsters before the regular season opens. Participants should be aware of all state regulations.

10/09/2026 · Homestead edition

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Homestead residents can harvest spiny lobsters during the annual two-day mini-season. This event precedes the regular spiny lobster season, offering recreational divers a limited opportunity to collect the crustaceans. Many divers will depart from waters near Black Point Marina.

This state-sanctioned mini-season, often called "Mini-Lobster," traditionally occurs in late July. This year's dates present a distinct chance for local families to partake in a long-cherished tradition.

Participants must adhere to state regulations, including bag limits and size requirements. Anglers should consult state wildlife and fisheries agencies for the most current rules and licensing information to ensure a safe and sustainable harvest.

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