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"Carson was outstanding! We had a great day on the water catching redfish and trout, and he made the whole trip easy, relaxed, and fun from start to finish." — Lee,

"I highly recommend you book with Travis! He will from now on be our “go-to” anytime we want to go fishing or out on a boat." — Crystal,

"We had the BEST time out with Isle of Palm Fishing Charters." — Cat,

"We booked a father/son fishing trip with Captain Blake, and even though the weather didn’t exactly cooperate—cold and windy—it turned into one of the most memorable days we’ve had." — Kyle,

"Capt Wayne, was patient, friendly, knowledgeable. He helped everyone get their lines out." — Gina,

"We pulled up to Brock already setup with some of the craziest sized reels ever !!" — Alex, Florida

"Unique fishing experience in can now check off the fishing bucket list Highly recommend anyone who loves to fish to give this a try." — Scott,

"This is our second year with captain Dave and we didn’t think it could get better than the first one, but it did!" — Sara,

"To say this was a productive trip is a huge understatement. Captain Todd not only led us to great fishing (redfish - primarily), but incredible guidance and kindness." — Tim,

"The captain put us on fish immediately. We caught the limit of Red Fish with in 75 minutes of our 7:00 AM start." — Bill,
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Jacksonville Beach Fishing Seasons
January
Even though it's cold outside, that doesn't stop anglers from heading inshore to target Redfish and Black Drum. The waters are very clear this time of year, making for some great sight casting.February
Now's the time to get in on the booming backcountry action. Your best bet is to hit the shallow waters at the muddy flats, where you can find and hook dozens of Redfish as part of a normal morning trip.March
March is typically when the water slowly starts heating up again, meaning there'll be more bait fish available very soon. Until then, you can have a good time casting some flies for local Bluefish.
April
Sheepshead will make their way inland during spring, so you won't need to go too far for them. The best fishing is tide-dependent, which makes heading out with a skilled charter captain all the more valuable.May
Fishing for Cobia really takes off in May, so expect a lot of anglers cruising near the beaches in search of quality game. Count on them to give you a proper fight, but also a full stomach if you're successful.June
Now that the hot months have kicked into gear, you'll want to start fishing as early as you can – ideally around 6:00 a.m. If you're in the market for some big Trout. There's hardly a better time to stock up on lures and head out.July
Red Snapper season is short but very rewarding for anyone who decides to take part in the festivities. The hotspots will be as crowded as they'll ever be, but boating a big Snapper makes all the effort worthwhile.August
Tarpon fishing is on fire right now, so get it while it's hot! If you're up for something less intense, be sure to check out the Ladyfish bite. This is your best bet for a family-friendly experience.
September
Any angler looking to go further offshore to find the big boys like Sailfish won't be disappointed! You'll be looking at a trip that's at least 25–30 miles out before you reach the best trolling areas.
October
Fall is an excellent time for putting the waders on and heading into the long grass after some big tailing Reds. Many local anglers will use fly equipment but spinning with weedless lures works just as well.
November
With the waters cooling down, Redfish will start schooling in the backcountry near the Intracoastal Waterway. It's a great time for longer trips in the flats, as 8 hours on the water is bound to net you a cooler full of fish.
December
The weather is usually spotty this time of year, but inshore fishing is great whenever the skies are clear. All it takes to catch a Bull Red in the flats is a keen pair of eyes and just a bit of good luck.