Everglades Fishing Charters

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Everglades: 258 fishing charters available

Uncharted Adventures
Uncharted Adventures
 
State licensed

Goodland • 24 ft • 5 people

Uncharted Adventures takes you out on a fun and exciting fishing trip to the bountiful waters of the Gulf of Mexico.

"I recently had the pleasure of fishing with Captain Matthew, and despite less-than-ideal fishing conditions, he made our day unforgettable." —⁠ Dan,
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trips fromUS $475
 
Federally permitted

Key Largo • 28 ft • 4 people

Join All Hanns On Deck and get ready to experience the Keys from a true local’s perspective!

"Captain Justin and first mate Dave were great.  They’re absolute pros." —⁠ Nick,
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trips fromUS $600
Fish Acadia's Island Glow Charters -Key Largo
Fish Acadia's Island Glow Charters -Key Largo
 
State licensed

Key Largo • 26 ft • 4 people

Captain Luke has spent significant time fishing the waters from Maine to Florida.

"We met captain luke at the dock and met and in not time we were off." —⁠ Kimberly,
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trips fromUS $299
 
Federally permitted

Key Largo • 40 ft • 6 people

If you're ready to experience fishing in Key Largo, book a trip with Anglers Choice Sport Fishing.

"Best! Best! Best! My dad and I had an awesome time on the water!" —⁠ Jacob,
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trips fromUS $1,150
Tail Gator Charters
Tail Gator Charters
 
State licensed

Key Largo • 22 ft • 4 people

Get ready to fish the productive waters of the Florida Keys with Tail Gator Charters.

"Cpt Bill was great. My son and I had a wonderful experience, caught several fish and learned a ton about saltwater fishing." —⁠ Loren,
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trips fromUS $675
Salty Morada Charters
Salty Morada Charters
 
Federally permitted

Tavernier • 30 ft • 6 people

The meeting point is 90507 Old Hwy Tavernier Explore the waters of the Florida Keys and enjoy a fun-packed day full of fishing.

"I spent a lot of time reading and re-reading reviews before deciding on booking with Salty Morada Charters and so glad that I did." —⁠ Michele,
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trips fromUS $600
Two Trolls Sport Fishing
Two Trolls Sport Fishing
 
Federally permitted

Islamorada • 25 ft • 4 people

Experience Unforgettable Fishing Adventures with Two Trolls Sport Fishing in Islamorada!

"We had a group of 3 guys on the trip. The crew got us on to fish early in the day." —⁠ Denny,
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trips fromUS $550
Shotime Charters
Shotime Charters
 
State licensed

Goodland • 25 ft • 6 people

Based out of Goodland, Shotime Charters is your ticket to a memorable time on the water.

"Captain Eddy put us on the fish super fast! With the cooldown this past week and windy conditions to contend with earlier in the week we weren’t sure how this trip would turn out but Eddy’s years of experience fishing Southern Florida pulled through!" —⁠ Mark,
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trips fromUS $400
Wishin’ I was Fishin’ Charters
Wishin’ I was Fishin’ Charters
 
State licensed

Goodland • 23 ft • 4 people

Make an adventure out of your next trip to Goodland and go fishing with Wishin’ I was Fishin’ Charters.

"You won’t go wrong. Nice young local man who has fished these waters since he was a boy." —⁠ Daniel,
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trips fromUS $450
Off-Ice Charters
Off-Ice Charters

Key Largo • 19 ft • 4 people

If you’re ready to go fishing in Key Largo, we’ve got you covered with Off–Ice Charters.

"We had an amazing time on our fishing trip in the Keys with Austin!" —⁠ David,
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trips fromUS $300
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Fishing in Everglades

The only truly wild natural area left in Florida, the Everglades is a vast marshland filled with the most exotic wildlife in the country. And what better way to explore this 1.5 million-acre wilderness than going on an Everglades fishing charter? You’ll be able to head out with a professional captain and cover a variety of habitats and fishing styles.

With fresh, salt, and brackish waters all around, you’ll have no issues reeling in whatever you target. Heading into saltwater will see you going after Snook, Tarpon, Redfish, Speckled Trout, Sheepshead, Cobia, and Jack Crevalle. The freshwaters further inland are home to big Largemouth and Peacock Bass, Crappie, Bluegill, and more.

Depending on what you want to do, there’s a variety of trips you can choose from. Opt for a half day trip to take your family into inshore waters, or to visit some of the lakes in the area. A full day trip will give you more time to fill the boat and take home some delicious table fare. You’ll be able to cover more ground and maximize your chances of reeling in trophy fish.

There are fishing charters you can hire in different parts of the Everglades. Head on down to the Ten Thousand Islands for inshore charters. The Everglades National Park is a very good spot to visit as well. Hop on a charter in Everglades City and test the prolific waters of the Chokoloskee Bay.

Rules & Regulations

If you’re fishing aboard an Everglades fishing charter in saltwater, the fishing license will be covered for you. However, if you want to target freshwater species, make sure to get a freshwater fishing license ahead of time. Book a trip with a reputable guide and they’ll be able to make sure you’re always fishing on the right side of the law.

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Everglades Fishing Seasons

January

The start of the year is perfect for fishing deep in the backcountry of the Everglades. Look for Snook, Redfish, and even the occasional Tarpon in Whitewater Bay and the channels.

February

Winter fishing continues, with plenty of sheltered waters and game fish to be had along the inner waterways of the Everglades. Tarpon may grow bolder and leave the channels after a few days of warm weather.

March

As the weather heats up, you’ll see more Tarpon emerging. This is a great time to fish the Florida Bay. If the season allows, you might have a chance to fish a few wrecks on the coastline outside the Everglades.

April

Once spring is in full swing, you can expect to find a much wider variety of fish in these waters. Head to the canals for Bass fishing or fish the bays for Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Snook.

May

May marks the height of Tarpon season in the Everglades. When you’re not chasing the Silver King you’ll find great Redfish, Snook, Jack Crevalle, and much more in the bays.

June

Tarpon season continues here in the Everglades. You’ll see anglers tossing topwater plugs left and right for Snook, Speckled Trout, and much more. 

July

Anglers like to head out early and beat the heat in July. This is a great time to fish the bays or to venture into the Gulf for some Permit, Grouper, and other delicious catches near the wrecks. 

August

The summer heat wave continues, with average temperatures ranging up to 92°F. Head offshore to cool down or see if you can’t entice a few Tarpon that are still hanging around the Everglades.

September

Fishing for Snook, Redfish, and Tarpon can be spectacular in autumn. On cool days, the temperature in Florida Bay will be perfect – for the game fish and the people out to catch them!

October

You can enjoy more great fishing in October, with ideal temperatures between 73–86°F. You’ll have your choice of Redfish, Speckled Trout, Snook, Tarpon, Cobia, and more in the Everglades.

November

Weather can start to limit your options as winter approaches. Anglers will return to the inner waterways of the Everglades, fishing for Redfish and Snook. You’ll still find Cobia cruising around here, too.

December

As average temperatures fluctuate between 62–79°F, most anglers are seeking sheltered waters in the backcountry, along with Redfish, Snook, and Speckled Trout. The canals will be bustling with Largemouth Bass.

Everglades Fishing Calendar

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