Amelia Island Amberjack Fishing Charters

Spend your morning along northeastern Florida's nearshore reefs and wrecks. These spots make for excellent feeding grounds for the fish, so you're sure to be able to attract the bite of a whole host of species as you bottom fish to catch them. From Snappers and Groupers to Cobia, Amberjacks, and numerous others – these waters have it all.

We will head 10-30 miles offshore of Amelia Island. Depending on the bite we will troll for Kings and cobia then swap up and hit the bottom for grouper, snapper, and sea bass.

This trip will take you up to 45 miles off the coast. Year round look to catch Vermillion Snapper, Triggerfish, Red Snapper, Cobia and Grouper. Book between June to September and you can expect to catch lots of Kingfish, Sharks, and possibly even a Sailfish! This a great summertime trip for families and those with younger children. Late Fall/Winter/Early Spring weather allows you to target Sheepshead on light tackle.

A 8 hour offshore trip is action-packed from start to finish. In the summer, we’ll troll for fast-striking fish, making for some drag-screaming fun. In the winter, we’ll drop down for tasty bottom fish to fill your dinner plate. It’s a busy, exciting trip! Also 8 hour trip really gives us time to home in on some fish and fill the box with tasty fish. We will troll and bottom fish.

***Times are adjustable for this trip*** This is the perfect trip if you’re looking to spend the day out on the water. This trip makes for a great family day or just a getaway. An often question is, what might we catch? Red snapper, grouper, vermilion snapper, trigger, cobia, king mackerel, porgy, sharks and many more.

Offshore fishing out to 20 miles. 6 hours.

This is a great trip for anglers of all ages. The 5-hour trip gives you a little more time to move around offshore vs the 4-hour trip. Fishing will also be done within 20 mi. You'll chase trolling species such as King and Spanish Mackerel and Barracuda or bottom fishing for Seabass, Red Snapper, Cobia, and Grouper.