Homosassa Gag Grouper Fishing Charters

Capt. Duane Tibbetts has been running fishing trips for over 30 years. A South Florida native, he’s been based out of Homosassa for most of his adult life. With many rivers and waterways, Homosassa is a great base to fish for some spectacular inshor

The full day is 8 hours and will see you targeting a variety of inshore nearshore, wreck and flats species. You can catch Redfish, Cobia, Sheepshead, Shark, Grouper, Tarpon and other fish that call the local waters home.

If your looking for ultimate fishing trip this is it. Spend half the day inshore cathing Reds , snook and trout around the islands and grass flats. Second half run out to the rocks and ledges drop down for sheep head,mango snapper and grunts. Set up for some cobia and mackle. Check crab buoys on the way for triple tail.

If you are looking for something different on your next vacation in Florida, give Captain Randy a try. They offer exciting scalloping trips out of the beautiful Chazzahowitzka River. Scalloping is an underwater Easter egg hunt. Join Capt. Randy for a fun

This is a very unique experience. We do alot of casting with heavy tackle or we troll for these fish . They can be very strong. Max 2 people on these trips . Sharp hooks being casted sometimes require lots of space. Seasoned anglers only please. You can check my fishing report for a bit more info

Come join us on a 6 hour fishing adventure through some of the most beautiful flats fishing the coast has to offer . We fish along the islands, outer points and in the tidal creeks . We often target Redfish, Trout, and Snook, but catch many other species in the mix.

Venture farther into the gulf. You can also catch Mangrove Snapper, Hogfish, Cobia, Mackerel, and Tripletail. Grouper season is now 1 September to 10 November. No on on on

This is a 6hr inshore fishing trip you get out and get plenty of time to target some of are fantastic inshore fish we have local

Full day inshore/Nearshore fishing

On this trip we run 40-60 mils offshore to target reef fish and plagics