FISHING CHARTER

PRICES

32FT SONAR
(1-6 PEOPLE)

DEEP SEA / OFFSHORE / SHARK FISHING

DEEP SEA

5 Hours

$ 900

DEEP SEA

9 Hours

$ 1,300

SHARK

4 Hours

$ 550

30FT SEAVEE
(1-4 PEOPLE - BATHROOM ONBOARD!)

DEEP SEA / OFFSHORE / SHARK FISHING

DEEP SEA

5 Hours

$800

OFF SHORE

9 Hours

$1,200

SHARK

4 Hours

$550

Key West 25ft
(1-3 PEOPLE, $50 FOR 4TH ANGLER)

NEARSHORE FISHING

HALF DAY

5 Hours

$ 650

FULL DAY

8 Hours

$ 850

17FT RANGER
(1-2 PEOPLE, $50 FOR ADD. ANGLER)

INSHORE / RIVER / INTERCOASTAL / BAY FISHING

HALF DAY

4 Hours

$ 450

3 / 4 DAY

6 Hours

$ 550

Key West 25ft
(1-4 PEOPLE)
ADDITIONAL 5TH & 6TH PERSON ADD $50/EACH

BIOLUMINESCENCE TOUR

NIGHT TOUR
(1 - 4 PPL)

90 minutes

$ 300

Key West 25ft
(1-4 PEOPLE)
ADDITIONAL 5TH & 6TH PERSON ADD $50/EACH

SPECIAL TRIPS / ASH SCATTERING TRIP

ASH SCATTERING TRIP (1 - 4 PPL)

90 minutes

$ 550

PAYMENT INFORMATION

15-20% gratuity is standard

 

You may pay for your charter with cash or a credit/debit card.

A $200 deposit is required for all charters.

 

Cancellations are accepted up to 7 days prior to charter date, otherwise the deposit will not be refunded. There is no cost to client for cancellation made by the Captain due to poor/unsafe weather conditions or other reasons at his discretion. If you do not send a deposit within 7 days, you are not confirmed and your day is subject to re-booking.

 

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Fishing licenses

Bait and lures

Cooler with ice

Photos of your catch

Conventional Fishing Gear

WHAT TO BRING:

Rain Gear

Sunscreen

Hat

Polarized sunglasses

Snacks/lunch

Beverages of choice

Camera
(if you prefer to take your own pictures also)

WHAT WE FISH FOR

KINGFISH

Kingfish or king mackerel is a medium-sized fish with an entire body covered in tiny, hardly visible scales. It has olive color on the back, fading to silver with a rosy opalescent on the sides, gradually fainting to white on the belly. Kingfish favor squid, menhaden or other sardine-like fish. A Gulf of Mexico migratory group of kingfish ranges from the Texas coast in summer to the middle-east coast of Florida from November through March.

COBIA

Cobia has a spindle-shaped dark brown body with a broad flattened head. Two darker brown horizontal bands on the flanks make it distinguishable among other species. Reaching in length up to 78 in. and weighing up to 172 lbs., cobia resembles a shark. It mainly feeds on crabs, squid and smaller fish. This very curious fish is not afraid of coming close to boats.

SHARK

Shark fishing in the Space Coast of Florida in Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach is an extraordinary experience for anglers of all ages and abilities. Wrecks and natural structures in our area hold large quantities of fish and, as a result, attract sharks. The sharks cruise the perimeters in search of their next meal!

MAHI MAHI

Dazzling body colors, broad golden flank and iridescent blue pectoral fin is what makes this fish look like no other. On average the mahi-mahi can grow up to 29 lbs, and swim as fast as 57.5 mph. This well-known carnivore feeds on flying fish, crabs, squid and other fish. The mahi-mahi is mostly found in the surface water and is in great demand for sport fishing.

SAILFISH

Sailfish are mainly gray and blue in color. But the colorful dorsal fin also known as a sail is what this fish is mostly known for. One of the fastest water creatures, sailfish can swim at a speed of 47 mph. Forage fish and squid are sailfish’s favorite food.

TARPON

The tarpon is a large thick-bodied fish generally silver in color other than its back, which can range from a dark green to grey. It has a large scoop shaped mouth and the last ray of its dorsal fin is greatly elongated. Its scales are large and thick like a coat of armor. The inside of their mouth is like a heavy grit of sandpaper that will wear threw your leader or tippet.

WAHOO

The wahoo’s elongated body is covered with small scales. Its sides are silvery, with a pattern of irregular vertical blue lines, while the back is a gradual blue. Its mouth is large with razor sharp teeth. The wahoo can weigh up to 183 lbs., and reach a length of up to 8 ft 2 in. A very good fighter on light to medium tackle, a wahoo is a highly valuable sport fishing catch.

RED DRUM

The Red Drum, also known as the Redfish or Channel Bass, has a reddish overall coloration and one or more dark spots at the base of the tail. It feeds at the bottom on crustaceans and mollusks. It also takes small fish, especially mullet.

SNAPPER

Snappers are active carnivores, feeding mainly on crustaceans such as shrimp, crayfish, and crabs. Some, however, are plankton-eaters. Snappers are of light red color, with more intense pigment on the back. These fish can reach up to 39 in. in length and weigh 60 to 80 lbs. The oldest reported snapper is over 100 years old.

KINGFISH

Kingfish or king mackerel is a medium-sized fish with an entire body covered in tiny, hardly visible scales. It has olive color on the back, fading to silver with a rosy opalescent on the sides, gradually fainting to white on the belly. Kingfish favor squid, menhaden or other sardine-like fish. A Gulf of Mexico migratory group of kingfish ranges from the Texas coast in summer to the middle-east coast of Florida from November through March.

COBIA

Cobia has a spindle-shaped dark brown body with a broad flattened head. Two darker brown horizontal bands on the flanks make it distinguishable among other species. Reaching in length up to 78 in. and weighing up to 172 lbs., cobia resembles a shark. It mainly feeds on crabs, squid and smaller fish. This very curious fish is not afraid of coming close to boats.

SHARK

Shark fishing in the Space Coast of Florida in Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach is an extraordinary experience for anglers of all ages and abilities. Wrecks and natural structures in our area hold large quantities of fish and, as a result, attract sharks. The sharks cruise the perimeters in search of their next meal!

MAHI MAHI

Dazzling body colors, broad golden flank and iridescent blue pectoral fin is what makes this fish look like no other. On average the mahi-mahi can grow up to 29 lbs, and swim as fast as 57.5 mph. This well-known carnivore feeds on flying fish, crabs, squid and other fish. The mahi-mahi is mostly found in the surface water and is in great demand for sport fishing.

SAILFISH

Sailfish are mainly gray and blue in color. But the colorful dorsal fin also known as a sail is what this fish is mostly known for. One of the fastest water creatures, sailfish can swim at a speed of 47 mph. Forage fish and squid are sailfish’s favorite food.

TARPON

The tarpon is a large thick-bodied fish generally silver in color other than its back, which can range from a dark green to grey. It has a large scoop shaped mouth and the last ray of its dorsal fin is greatly elongated. Its scales are large and thick like a coat of armor. The inside of their mouth is like a heavy grit of sandpaper that will wear threw your leader or tippet.

WAHOO

The wahoo’s elongated body is covered with small scales. Its sides are silvery, with a pattern of irregular vertical blue lines, while the back is a gradual blue. Its mouth is large with razor sharp teeth. The wahoo can weigh up to 183 lbs., and reach a length of up to 8 ft 2 in. A very good fighter on light to medium tackle, a wahoo is a highly valuable sport fishing catch.

RED DRUM

The Red Drum, also known as the Redfish or Channel Bass, has a reddish overall coloration and one or more dark spots at the base of the tail. It feeds at the bottom on crustaceans and mollusks. It also takes small fish, especially mullet.

SNAPPER

Snappers are active carnivores, feeding mainly on crustaceans such as shrimp, crayfish, and crabs. Some, however, are plankton-eaters. Snappers are of light red color, with more intense pigment on the back. These fish can reach up to 39 in. in length and weigh 60 to 80 lbs. The oldest reported snapper is over 100 years old.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

DEEP SEA RED SNAPPER FISHING

WE TOOK A HALF DAY MORNING TRIP OUT DEEP SEA FISHING FOR RED SNAPPER WITH JAMIE. WHAT AN EXCELLENT TIME WE HAD. IT WAS MY HUSBANDS FIRST TIME DEEP SEA FISHING BUT IT CERTAINLY WON’T BE THE LAST! JAMIE WAS AN EXCELLENT CAPTAIN.

- BETHSTRICKLAND2015

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DEEP SEA RED SNAPPER FISHING

WE TOOK A HALF DAY MORNING TRIP OUT DEEP SEA FISHING FOR RED SNAPPER WITH JAMIE. WHAT AN EXCELLENT TIME WE HAD. IT WAS MY HUSBANDS FIRST TIME DEEP SEA FISHING BUT IT CERTAINLY WON’T BE THE LAST! JAMIE WAS AN EXCELLENT CAPTAIN.

- BETHSTRICKLAND2015

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