Somewhat hidden in St. Augustine's shadow, Palm Beach Fishing Charters are sometimes unfairly underestimated. However, it only takes one visit to fall in love with the world-class fishery hidden in the local marshlands. Add to this the thrilling action at the Continental Shelf and you'll be hooked on this town for good!
Here, anglers staying in the inshore waters will typically target the popular Redfish. However, other exciting species such as Trout, Tarpon, and Flounder, also call these rich waters home. Alternatively, you can hook Grouper, Snapper, and Kingfish at the reefs or head offshore and battle beasts such as Marlin, Sailfish, and Tuna.
Productive fishing spots are dotted along this town's section of the Intracoastal Waterway. This means that on half day trips, you'll be able to get to a great inshore spot within minutes of leaving the dock. And although you can extend your inshore trip to a full day, these packages are typically reserved for nearshore and offshore adventures.
While Palm Coast doesn't have a large marina where all the charter boats stay docked together, the city still has a variety of vessels available to visitors. Bing's Landing, a park on the Intracoastal Waterway, serves as the main launching point for both inshore and offshore charters. This is a great spot to start your search at.
Rules & Regulations
Any angler fishing on their own over the age of 16 will need to get a fishing license before wetting their line. The easiest way to get one is online, where you can also look up the local bag limits for your target. If you're fishing with a licensed charter, however, both the licenses and all the relevant information will be provided by the captain.