Naples
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Perry Bedell
Napoli, Forenede Stater
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Captain Perry is a third-generation Floridan whose earliest memories belong to his home waters of Southwest Florida. His father got him into fishing at a young age as he showed him the broad spectrum of opportunities that the local fishery provides. From fishing in the creeks of the backcountry for Snook to bottom fishing for Grouper and Snapper offshore, his father showed him everything. Thanks to him, Captain Perry had been learning to become a guide his whole life without even knowing it. This fishery is engraved into his DNA and it's now his passion to share it with you.
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Justin BaeslerTilbagevendende lystfisker5.0VerificeretFantastisk tid på det åbne vand!
Halvdagstur (AM) • 4 voksne • 2 børnVi tog på en 4-timers morgentur flere sømil fra kysten. Kaptajn Perry gjorde et fantastisk stykke arbejde ved først at skaffe os masser af pilchard til agn og derefter tage os ud og sætte os på fisken. Vi havde masser af bid med det samme på reje og pilchards, og fangede gryntefisk, fårehovedhavrude, blå løber og snapper. Derefter flyttede kaptajnen sig, så vi kunne fange nogle andre fisk, og vi fangede en fantastisk barracuda og en kæmpe Atlantisk permit, der kæmpede som ingen anden fisk, jeg nogensinde har fanget. Kaptajn Perry ved, hvad han laver, satte os på fisken, hjalp os med teknikker og information om fisken, og var hurtig til at sætte agn på krogene og ordne linerne. Som en bonus så vi også nogle smukke havskildpadder. Samlet set en fantastisk tur og oplevelse. Vil 100% anbefale!
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Lawrence Rosenblatt5.0VerificeretNYVi bad om pelagisk fiskeri, og Perry leverede!
Halvdagstur (AM) • 2 voksneMin søn ville ikke fiske efter 'småfisk'. Kaptajn Perry satte os på al den Barracuda, vi ønskede, og vi hægtede os fast i en 200 pund Tyrehaj, som min søn fik til siden af båden efter næsten 1,5 times kamp med vejledning fra Perry.
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Josh Beckfeld5.0VerificeretTur med kaptajn Weston
Halvdagstur - 12:30 PM • 4 voksne • 2 børnKaptajn Western er en meget god kaptajn, og han er også en meget god rådgiver, og han tager dig også med til de bedste steder at fange fisk. Min bror fangede to Atlantisk crevalle og en ret stor snook, og jeg fangede to kæmpe Atlantisk crevalle, og min far fangede en snook og en Atlantisk crevalle, og morfar fangede en Atlantisk crevalle, en malle og en grå snapper. Han lader dig også holde den fisk, du har fanget, og tage et billede af den, og han tager også fisken ud for dig og sætter madding på for dig. Kaptajn Weston var meget sød, venlig og sjov.
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Edward BeersTilbagevendende lystfisker5.0VerificeretKaptajn Perry gik ud over det forventede…
Trekvart dagstur • 3 voksneVi tog ud klokken 8 om morgenen, begyndte at fange fisk, og en af personerne på båden blev syg. Kaptajn Perry bragte dem tilbage til dokken, vendte om, og vi kom ud på vandet igen og fiskede ved vragene. Hug en masse havaborrer, og jeg fangede min første Jødefisk!! Fantastisk dag på vandet! Kan bestemt anbefale Kaptajn Perry Vi kommer tilbage senere på året!!
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Ben LuitgaardenTilbagevendende lystfisker5.0VerificeretNYTrofæ rød trommefisk og snook
Halvdagstur • 2 voksneFantastisk oplevelse med Weston! Super vidende om området og var helt på toppen af fisken hele morgenen. Kan ikke vente med at komme tilbage og gøre det igen.
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- On A Mission Fishing OffshoreNapoli, Florida
- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
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- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
- On A Mission Fishing InshoreNapoli, Florida
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Fall Fishing Update
Oct 20, 2026 • Napoli
The fall turnaround is fully underway in Naples, FL, and we’ve been taking advantage of everything this season brings to our fishery.
For starters, the bait situation is as good as it gets. There are plenty of quality pilchards around, and blacking out the livewell in one toss lets us chum everywhere we fish. The best part of fall is the variety it brings to every part of our fishery. Inshore, nearshore, and offshore, you never know what’s going to show up, and that keeps up all the way into winter as the water slowly cools.
Inshore: The bite has been incredible, with some of the best redfishing we’ll see all year. Plenty of snook and jacks are chewing inside too, so every inshore trip has had steady action.
Nearshore: This has been great too, especially for sportfishing. Barracuda, goliath grouper, bull sharks, big jack crevalle, and cobia have kept our hands full.
Offshore: There’s been a good snapper bite, along with the other usual suspects.
What’s next: As the stiff northeast winds keep cooling things down, we’ll see a lot more cobia move through our region, from nearshore out to the offshore wrecks. They’re our prime fall target because they’re great for sight fishing and excellent on the table. We’re also expecting nearshore bonita and kingfish to show up soon.
Fishing is already great, and there’s even more to look forward to. Trips are filling up for Thanksgiving week and the winter season, so reach out to any of us with questions about booking. We look forward to fishing with all of you this season!
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Fall Fishing Update
Oct 19, 2026 • Napoli
The fall turnaround is fully underway in Naples, FL, and we’ve been taking advantage of everything this season brings to our fishery.
For starters, the bait situation is as good as it gets. There are plenty of quality pilchards around, and blacking out the livewell in one toss lets us chum everywhere we fish. The best part of fall is the variety it brings to every part of our fishery. Inshore, nearshore, and offshore, you never know what’s going to show up, and that keeps up all the way into winter as the water slowly cools.
Inshore: The bite has been incredible, with some of the best redfishing we’ll see all year. Plenty of snook and jacks are chewing inside too, so every inshore trip has had steady action.
Nearshore: This has been great too, especially for sportfishing. Barracuda, goliath grouper, bull sharks, big jack crevalle, and cobia have kept our hands full.
Offshore: There’s been a good snapper bite, along with the other usual suspects.
What’s next: As the stiff northeast winds keep cooling things down, we’ll see a lot more cobia move through our region, from nearshore out to the offshore wrecks. They’re our prime fall target because they’re great for sight fishing and excellent on the table. We’re also expecting nearshore bonita and kingfish to show up soon.
Fishing is already great, and there’s even more to look forward to. Trips are filling up for Thanksgiving week and the winter season, so reach out to any of us with questions about booking. We look forward to fishing with all of you this season!
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Late spring fishing
May 15, 2026 • Napoli
Late spring fishing here in Naples has been going exactly how it should. We’ve been focused on the Permit and Tarpon, but there have been some nice bonuses mixed in as well.
Tarpon fishing has been steady with the migration fully underway. We are intercepting these fish as they push through the area and have been jumping and grabbing some quality Tarpon. After spending the mornings on the Tarpon, we’ll typically switch gears and target Permit for the afternoon. Pairing these two species in the same day makes for one of the best sport fishing experiences our fishery has to offer.
We are sight fishing the Permit offshore with live crabs, and the action has been solid when conditions line up. While these fish are our main focus right now, there has also been some great bottom fishing taking place offshore. The grouper bite has been strong on the few trips we’ve targeted them, and we’ve also been chumming up mangrove and yellowtail snapper nicely offshore. Bringing these fish right to the surface and sight fishing them makes for a fun change of pace — along with some incredible table fare for those looking to bring home fresh fish to eat.
This pattern should continue as we transition into summertime fishing. The rest of May is filling up quickly, and prime dates are going fast. Please reach out to any of us with questions about a potential charter. Happy fishing!
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Spring is looming
Feb 27, 2026 • Napoli
March is the true transition from winter into spring, and with it our fishery begins to come alive. What makes this time of year so special is the sheer range of species you can encounter. As water temperatures rise, opportunities expand both inshore and offshore, and the next few weeks are where things really start to happen.
Our inshore fishery will change dramatically by the end of this week. With a steady warming trend, we’ll shift from shrimp to live pilchards, opening the door to some of the best backcountry fishing of the year. Snook, Redfish, and juvenile Tarpon become increasingly active as they push back into the shallows after winter, making for exciting, visual fishing in calm conditions.
Offshore has already been stellar and is only getting better. Hundreds of Permit have shown up early this season, along with plenty of barracudas and amberjacks to pull on. We’ve been feeding the AJs flies and artificials, creating some epic topwater eats. Cobia should begin to show soon, another strong kingfish run is upon us, and the snapper bite has been phenomenal. This time of year we can chum them up near the surface—an added bonus when we’re already surrounded by action and they make for incredible table fare.
As we move into April, all eyes turn toward the arrival of the silver king. Tarpon and Permit will be our primary targets throughout the spring and into early summer.
March is already nearly full and April isn’t far behind. We’re looking forward to an epic spring with our clients—feel free to reach out with any questions about upcoming trips.
Happy fishing
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Winter Fishing Report
Jan 24, 2026 • Napoli
Our wintertime fishery here in Naples, FL is shaping up exactly how it should, with a few added bonuses showing up early. We’ve been following our typical winter pattern of capitalizing on the windows in between passing cold fronts, and it has been paying off in a big way.
Offshore action has been excellent with a wide variety of species in the cooler water. We’ve been blessed with some of the best King Mackerel fishing we’ve seen in years. Chumming them up and throwing artificials has been an absolute blast. These fish are a riot on light tackle, and watching them sky out of the water on topwater plugs truly never gets old.
The deeper wrecks have been holding their usual winter residents as well, with plenty of Amberjacks to pull on and some Cobia mixed in. On top of that, the snapper bite has been outstanding for those looking to bring home dinner. Big Mangroves, Lane Snapper, and Yellowtails have been common on our offshore trips.
Nearshore, we’ve been treated to an unexpected bonus for January — giant free-swimming Permit. We’ve had shots at some true giants recently, fish we typically don’t see until summertime. This is just the beginning, as the Permit fishery is set to explode over the next month, and we’re anticipating an epic spring and summer with these fish.
There’s also been no shortage of jacks on the nearshore wrecks, providing plenty of hard-pulling action. The nearshore meat bite has been strong as well, with quality Sheepshead fired up in the cooler temps — some of the best table fare around.
Inshore, we’re in full winter mode with cooler water temps. It’s more of a quantity-over-quality style of fishing, but the payoff comes in the form of great eating fish. We’ve been catching plenty of Sheepshead, Black Drum, Mangrove Snapper, and Trout back in the bays.
We’ll start to see a noticeable shift as February rolls on. Longer warm-ups between cold fronts and rising water temperatures will bring fast changes, and the early signs of spring will show themselves quickly. Some of the best fishing of the entire year is right around the corner.
We’re filling trips daily from now through April and are looking forward to a busy spring full of stellar fishing. We can’t wait to spend time on the water with all of you this season. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions about a potential charter.
Happy fishing,
– Captain Perry
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Mid Winer Report
Jan 5, 2026 • Napoli
Mid-Winter Fishing Update | Naples, FL
We closed out 2025 strong and have started 2026 even stronger. The winter bite has been outstanding down here in Naples, and we’re looking forward to another couple of months of this phenomenal action before gearing up for spring.
The offshore bite between passing cold fronts has been epic. With Cobia, Amberjacks, Mangrove Snapper, Mutton Snapper, Kingfish, and plenty of other species in the mix, it’s safe to say our hands have been full. This is hands-down the best time of year for putting quality fish in the box offshore. On our six-hour and full-day trips, you can expect a great mix of delicious table fare along with hard-fighting sportfish. Timing the cold fronts is the name of the game, and when the weather lines up, the action is lights out.
The inshore and nearshore bite has been solid as well. During warm-ups, we’ve had some fun sport action nearshore with plenty of Jacks, Barracudas, and Sharks to pull on. The big Sheepshead have also started to show up, giving our clients another excellent dinner option.
Inshore fishing during winter is more of a quantity-over-quality game, and it’s perfect for families and kids. Cold-water shrimp fishing produces steady action with Sheepshead, Trout, Mangrove Snapper, Jacks, and the occasional Snook or Redfish mixed in.
The temperatures may be cold, but the bite is hot down here in Naples. If you have any questions or are looking to book a charter, please reach out to any of our captains—we’re happy to help.
Happy fishing,
– Captain Perry
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