Tavernier Bonefish Fishing Charters

6 hour fishing Adventure

On this trip, you will be in Everglades National Park targeting species such as Snook, Redfish, Speckled Seatrout, Tarpon, and sharks.

On this trip, you will be in Everglades National Park targeting species such as Snook, Redfish, Speckled Seatrout, Tarpon, and Sharks.

This full day trip allows you to explore more areas as you get more time on the water. Three people are the maximum on these trips, so you can get the most out of the experience.

On this six-hour trip, you can fish the shallow waters of the flats and the backcountry for Bonefish, Snook, Tarpon, Permit, and more. Alternatively, visit the reefs of the Everglades National park for some Cobia, Grouper, and Snapper fishing.

Full day gives you a chance to fish farther from the main islands to less pressured areas. Explore the Everglades National Park!

Have a great time starting your trip in the morning. Fly fishing for species on the shallow water flats and mangrove shorelines of the Florida Keys! Cooler full of ice and drinking water is provided. Reccomend bringing whatever specialty drinks/snacks for yourselves!

A 6 hour trip (3/4 day) is basically our extended half day trip. You'll get a couple extra hours to fish over a standard half day trip. During March this often is enough time to try a bit for a trophy tarpon (the silver king!) and if things play out right still have time to catch a few snappers for dinner nearby (dinner & a show!) or try something else. If the tarpon fishing is tougher this also gives you a little extra time compared to a half day to hopefully catch that window where they are biting.

This is a great trip if you want to go further from the keys but dont wat to be gone all day. We can still go back twards flamingo on these days and catch a varity of species.

Start your Florida Keys day off with a morning fishing trip with spinning rods using live bait or lures if you prefer. This trip is perfect for kids or people that want to catch a lot of quality fish found under bridges or back in the mangroves. I would recommend more time on the water if you want a higher chance of catching a trophy.