Everglades Cobia Fishing Charters

This 5-hour trip is the perfect amount of time for you to spend in the Florida Everglades, backcountry waters of Florida. Choose between 2 possible locations: Upper Key Largo, or the Everglades National Park. You will be able to target the fish of your dreams: Cobia, Goliath Grouper, Permit or Snook – all depending on your desires and the location!

This trip is great for those who want to get as many catches as possible. Target Snapper, Kingfish, Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Sailfish, and many more. Try trolling, kite fishing, or deep dropping on wrecks.

If you are looking to see, fish and experience the true Everglades and visit The Park it is best to book a full day as an hour ride each way is typical. A visit to the reefs of the Everglades National park can produce catches of Cobia, Grouper, and Snapper fishing.

A full day of fishing in the Everglades National Park out of Chokoloskee Florida. Fish the pristine waters of the 10,000 islands and become one with nature. Visit some of the area's best backcountry and wreck fishing spots and target species like Tripletail, Permit, Cobia, and more!

A 6-hour trip.

This 6-hour adventure will take you inshore, nearshore, or backcountry, depending on what you want to catch. Your equipment, fishing licenses, and bottled water are included in the price. You only need to pack some snacks and sunblock.

Have a great time chasing Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, Sailfish, as well as other pelagic species. Fishing is available from the spring through the fall. It's highly likely that all the rods will be hooked up at one time. On this trip, you can head out from 10 all the way to 25 miles off the shore. Use live, rigged, and artificial bait, you can troll, pitch bait, as well as sight fish from the boat's tower. The crew will fillet and bag the catch you choose to keep.

We aim to put you on fish so we go on whats biting at the time of your charter

We go offshore to look for pelagic species for 6 hours or mix it up and do some bottom fishing or reef fishing as well.

3/4 days are the best bang for the buck we can get out and do some trolling to go for a Mahi or fish some deeper wrecks offshore or do deep drops for Tilefish, depending on the season.