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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Scallop Charter)

    Our Boys had a great time!

    Our three teenage boys ahd a great time! He got them out the scallop beds super quick! Got a full load of Scallops on their first time! Captain John was flexible, kind and was super generaous with his time! caight a beautiful Red Drum and saw all kinds of wildlife including manatees! Thanks so much John!
    Brian M.
    Brian M.
    Reviewed on Sep. 24, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Charter)

    Amazing time with Captain Rod

    We had a great time. We drove up for a half-day charter, and it was the perfect amount of time. Rod knew exactly where to take us, and we caught a ton of scallops. Definitely recommend him for a charter.
    Erica F.
    Erica F.
    Reviewed on Sep. 23, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Scalloping 01 July - 24 September)

    Nice Boat. Great Captain.

    Richard was a great captain for our scalloping trip. Comfortable size boat even for 5 adult men. He led is to the spots to haul in the limit even at the end of the season. Thanks for a great trip, Richard!
    Josh B.
    Josh B.
    Reviewed on Sep. 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – Scalloping - 1:00 PM)

    Amazing Time!

    Captain Judge and his mate were very welcoming and incredibly knowledgeable about the area. They put us on scallops right away and we limited out well before our time was up and had a nice relaxing ride back. Once at the dock there were some nice folks who quickly cleaned the catch for us while we walked across the street and had an ice cold beer at the Backwater Fins lounge. Couldn't have asked for a better afternoon. Thank you for taking us out!
    Reid S.
    Reid S.
    Reviewed on Sep. 14, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day of Scalloping & Fishing)

    Great experience !

    Captain Leon got us on the scallops and made sure we limited out on Redfish. Our son said it was his favorite fishing charter yet. We’ll definitely be back next year !
    Christina L.
    Christina L.
    Reviewed on Sep. 13, 2026
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0.5-2 inches
Nährwert
Ausgezeichnet
Game Quality
Niedrig

Scallop fishing is a fun, hands-on way to gather a delicious catch. You will snorkel over clear shallows and spot bright shells on the bottom. It is relaxed and social, and perfect for families and first-time anglers. The reward is fresh Scallop meat and memories made in the water.

You do not need rods or reels. Most trips use snorkeling in shallow, protected water. Wear a mask, snorkel, and fins, and carry a mesh bag for your catch. A small handheld net helps you scoop Scallops without stirring the sand. Many crews display a dive flag so boaters know swimmers are in the water.

Expect easy swimming in calm bays or grass flats. The pace is slow and the depth is usually comfortable. Strong basic swimming skills are important. Bring sun protection, drinking water, and a cooler with ice for your harvest. Lightweight gloves make handling shells easier. Your captain will explain safety steps, such as staying near the boat and watching for jellyfish or sea urchins. Scallop fishing suits kids who can swim and adults who prefer a gentle adventure.

Rules for Scallop fishing change by location. Always check local fishing license and permit needs before you go. Confirm the open season, daily harvest limits, and any area closures. Learn how and where you may clean your catch. Follow your captain’s guidance and respect protected habitats to keep the fishery healthy.

Scallop fishing is a fun, hands-on way to gather a delicious catch. You will snorkel over clear shallows and spot bright shells on the bottom. It is relaxed and social, and perfect for families and first-time anglers. The reward is fresh Scallop meat and memories made in the water.

You do not need rods or reels. Most trips use snorkeling in shallow, protected water. Wear a mask, snorkel, and fins, and carry a mesh bag for your catch. A small handheld net helps you scoop Scallops without stirring the sand. Many crews display a dive flag so boaters know swimmers are in the water.

Expect easy swimming in calm bays or grass flats. The pace is slow and the depth is usually comfortable. Strong basic swimming skills are important. Bring sun protection, drinking water, and a cooler with ice for your harvest. Lightweight gloves make handling shells easier. Your captain will explain safety steps, such as staying near the boat and watching for jellyfish or sea urchins. Scallop fishing suits kids who can swim and adults who prefer a gentle adventure.

Rules for Scallop fishing change by location. Always check local fishing license and permit needs before you go. Confirm the open season, daily harvest limits, and any area closures. Learn how and where you may clean your catch. Follow your captain’s guidance and respect protected habitats to keep the fishery healthy.