Pensacola Giant Sharks
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Escambia County has a fish with your name on it, so let Shark Beach help you catch it!
These waters are known for Hammerhead Shark, Mako Shark, Bull Shark, Tiger Shark, and more – with any luck, you'll hook into a few!
You'll target your catch by fishing with heavy tackle, or maybe something more specialized in this area.
Your vessel for the day is a 30' Other with capacity for 20 passengers. It comes with a fighting chair, all the essentials no fishing machine can run without.
Rods and reels are not supplied for you, so ask the captain about bringing your own or renting some for an extra cost. Be sure to ask about bait and lures as well.
Trips are run with the help of a First Mate. Mates work hard to make your trip count, so a 10–20% tip is customary.
You might need to purchase a local fishing license before the trip. This information is usually available online, or you can ask the captain. Some species might be protected or require a tag to keep them, so make sure you know what to expect.
Don't forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, bottled water, and sunblock (non-spray). If you'd like to bring other drinks, just ask. Alcohol is allowed in moderation, just be sure to avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles.
And that's it! Your fishing trip with Shark Beach is just a click away.
Escambia County has a fish with your name on it, so let Shark Beach help you catch it!
These waters are known for Hammerhead Shark, Mako Shark, Bull Shark, Tiger Shark, and more – with any luck, you'll hook into a few!
You'll target your catch by fishing with heavy tackle, or maybe something more specialized in this area.
Your vessel for the day is a 30' Other with capacity for 20 passengers. It comes with a fighting chair, all the essentials no fishing machine can run without.
Rods and reels are not supplied for you, so ask the captain about bringing your own or renting some for an extra cost. Be sure to ask about bait and lures as well.
Trips are run with the help of a First Mate. Mates work hard to make your trip count, so a 10–20% tip is customary.
You might need to purchase a local fishing license before the trip. This information is usually available online, or you can ask the captain. Some species might be protected or require a tag to keep them, so make sure you know what to expect.
Don't forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, bottled water, and sunblock (non-spray). If you'd like to bring other drinks, just ask. Alcohol is allowed in moderation, just be sure to avoid hard liquor as well as glass bottles.
And that's it! Your fishing trip with Shark Beach is just a click away.

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