St. Pete Beach Fishing Charters

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Run For The Reels – St. Pete Beach
Run For The Reels – St. Pete Beach

St. Pete Beach • 12 ft • 70 persons

Make the most of your time along any beach in Florida and go shark fishing with Run For The Reels.

"Great family trip!!  My six year old kept asking to shark fish when we went to Florida for vacation." —⁠ Kenneth,
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trips fromUS $550
Fishhawg Fishing Charters
Fishhawg Fishing Charters
 State licensed

St. Pete Beach • 20 ft • 3 persons

Fishhawg Fishing Charters is located in St. Pete Beach and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters.

"We had so much fun finishing with Josh! My boyfriend was so excited that he didn’t have to bait my hooks and take my fishes off." —⁠ Jenna,
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trips fromUS $450
Gulfcoast Fishing Charters
Gulfcoast Fishing Charters
 State licensed

St. Pete Beach • 25 ft • 6 persons

Gulfcoast Fishing Charters offers amazing fishing adventures year-round!

"My son and I went back to back days… awesome time both days… even when the bite was slow, we were having a good time… captain knows the area well, had many options on places to fish with a variety of fish caught… he was dedicated to our good time and finding the fish which we did !" —⁠ Michael,
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trips fromUS $400
First Cast Fishing Charters
First Cast Fishing Charters
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 23 ft • 4 persons

What better way to explore the Tampa Bay than with a premier inshore fishing charter?

"Bernie was awesome. Put us on the fish right away and we never stopped catching." —⁠ Dennis, MI
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trips fromUS $600
Sherwood Nautical Adventures
Sherwood Nautical Adventures
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 27 ft • 6 persons

Hop aboard for an amazing afternoon out on the waters of the Gulf of Mexico!
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trips fromUS $599
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 22 ft • 4 persons

Join FishHuge Charters for an amazing day on the water! Captain Chris Weir is a Tampa native and has been fishing Tampa Bay and offshore waters for over 35 years.

"Thank you Chris and Caden for the amazing experience! You guys were on time and made everything exceptionally good." —⁠ Eduardo,
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trips fromUS $650
Lock it Down Sportfishing
Lock it Down Sportfishing
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 23 ft • 4 persons

Lock it Down Sportfishing invites you to hop aboard to see what the Tampa Bay Area has to offer.

"I fished with Hunter 4 hrs (A.M.) near shore and then 6 hrs inshore two days later, and was extremely pleased with the experience." —⁠ Brad,
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trips fromUS $600
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 21 ft • 6 persons

From the beaches to the flats, Glo#1 Fishing Charters will show you the best of Tampa Bay’s inshore fishing.

"Juan was incredible! We had a group of 4 and caught 20+ keeps and about 40-50 total fish." —⁠ Jeremy,
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trips fromUS $500
Scotty J's Charters LLC
Scotty J's Charters LLC
 Federally permitted

Gulfport • 30 ft • 6 persons

Get down to Gulfport, Florida, and embark on a offshore fishing adventure with Scotty J's Charters, a veteran-owned and family-operated company that is Federally Permitted for the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

"Scotty J’s Charter is TOP NOTCH!  Rich and Scott were incredible!" —⁠ Kevin,
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trips fromUS $725
Nautical Souls Sportfishing LLC
Nautical Souls Sportfishing LLC
 State licensed

St. Petersburg • 24 ft • 6 persons

Enjoy a beautiful day out on the Gulf of Mexico or Tampa Bay with Nautical Souls Sportfishing!

"I was on a week vacation in St Pete and decided to book a fishing charter with my brothers." —⁠ Chris, OH
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trips fromUS $500
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Fishing in St. Pete Beach

Turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and gorgeous weather – this is what you can expect when you come to St. Pete Beach. Whether you’re here for a holiday or an angling adventure, there’s plenty to do. And if you need some professional angling help, St. Pete Beach fishing charters are there to make sure you have a successful day on the water.
 
Choosing a fishing spot will be a sweet torment, simply because there are so many. Inshore fishing on the grassy flats and backwaters of Tampa Bay will yield anything from Redfish, Trout, and Snook to Bonefish and Sheepshead. Of course, the prize catch is the majestic Tarpon, and the action is so good that it rivals the Boca Grande fishery.
 
Nearshore waters of the Gulf are teeming with a variety of Snapper and Grouper, Porgy, Cobia, Grunt, Tripletail, Hogfish, as well as a dozen Shark species. If big game fishing is your passion, you are likely to find yourself 30–100 miles from the coast, prowling wrecks and reefs for huge Snapper and Grouper, along with Porgy and Grunt. Your “bycatch” will be Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Sailfish.
 
If you’re coming here for the first time, local charters are the foolproof way to get the most out of your day on the water. Sportfishing aficionados can fight Tarpon inshore, or book a full day trip and go tackle a Grouper of their life. Beginner anglers and families will have a lot of fun on the Tampa Bay and nearshore waters of the Gulf.
 
There’s really no limit to what you could catch in St. Pete Beach with a bit of skill and luck on your side!
 

Rules & Regulations

All licensed St. Pete Beach fishing charters include a Florida saltwater fishing license so you don’t have to worry about getting one. Bear in mind that solo anglers need to follow the current regulations and limits, as well as buy an appropriate fishing license before hitting the water.

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St. Pete Beach Fishing Seasons

January
In winter, bottom fishing is excellent. You can head to nearshore wrecks and reefs for tasty treats like Seabass, Porgy, Grouper, and Snapper. Or try fishing inshore for Spotted Seatrout and more. 
February
Fishing the wrecks and reefs will still be fruitful, weather permitting. Inshore you will find Flounder, Sheepshead, Speckled Trout, and other species. It's still too soon to target pelagic fish offshore.
March
As spring approaches, larger species begin to make their appearance. You might see a Cobia, King Mackerel, or even a Tuna here and there. Inshore and nearshore fishing are still excellent.
April
Seabass, Porgy, and Grunt are all peaking among the wrecks and reefs. You are more likely to catch King Mackerel and Tuna while trolling offshore. Inshore you will see more Redfish and possibly Snook.
May
May marks the beginning of deep sea fishing’s prime season. You will start seeing more Tuna, Wahoo, Cobia, Mahi Mahi, and even Sailfish. The bottom fish are still biting, and the inshore action is heating up too!
June
Tarpon fishing inshore is in full swing. Snook might be catch and release only, but having one on the hook is still great fun. Deep sea fishing is at its height. The seasons for Gag Grouper and Red Snapper may be open.
July
While fishing offshore you are more likely than ever to catch big game fish like Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and Sailfish. Inshore fishing continues to deliver, with Tarpon and many other species biting. 
August
No matter where you choose to fish in St. Pete Beach at this time of year, you are in for some drag screaming action. Tarpon season may be over, but you can target Sharks and other species for a good fight inshore.
September
Deep sea fishing is winding down, but you are still likely to catch Tuna and Mahi Mahi, with the possibility of a Wahoo or Sailfish, too. Nearshore fishing for bottom dwellers is promising as always. 
October
Big game fish like Sailfish and Tuna are becoming scarce, but you will find plenty of King and Spanish Mackerel offshore. Tasty fish like Flounder and Gag Grouper are swimming closer to shore.
November
As deep sea fishing continues to slow down, this is a great time to discover what nearshore and inshore waters have to offer. You can catch Seabass, Snapper, Grouper, Redfish, Sheepshead, and more.
December
The weather might keep you from heading far offshore, but you can still target great eating fish among the wrecks and reefs. Or check out Tampa Bay for Flounder, Speckled Trout, and a variety of inshore species.

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