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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    Great captain

    BIg al is a great captain and we caught lots of nice fish. We had another offshore trip scheduled for the next day but it had to be canceled due to wind. I had wanted a shark on that trip so I was very disappointed. Big Al stepped in and took us back out to fill that slot. He even managed for me to get my shark. He went out of his way to make sure we had great time.
    Christopher H.
    Christopher H.
    Reviewed on Oct 28, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Trip)

    great trip

    captain Christina was awesome. She knew where to find the fish and what to use to catch them. Fishing gear and boat was top notch. Will be booking with her again.
    Jim M.
    Jim M.
    Reviewed on Oct 27, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (1/2 Day Inshore Fishing - 1:00 PM)

    Great Day On the Water

    Captain Dylan was a great host for the day. We bounced around (on a windy day) to several inland spots and caught several reds, snooks, flounder, a trout, and a ladyfish. He's a terrific captain who jumped in to help out and teach whenever you needed it, but also let you do the fishing yourself (which doesn't always happen on charters). He knows the area and the waters well. Overall, just an awesome day on the water and would highly recommend.
    David S.
    David S.
    Reviewed on Oct 27, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 HR trip AM)

    Best fishing experience Best fishing experience

    we caught lots of fish. Snapper red fish and snook. I would definitely recommend sailing with Captain catchem’m’!!
    Chris G.
    Chris G.
    Reviewed on Oct 25, 2026
  • 4.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    Fishing with Falon

    Had some boat troubles, trolling motor didn’t work. Caught a few fish, nothing too crazy
    Michael B.
    Michael B.
    Reviewed on Oct 23, 2026
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About Ladyfish fishing

Size
1 to 3lbs
Food Value
None
Game Quality
Average

Ladyfish fishing is all about speed, jumps, and steady action. These slim inshore game fish travel in schools and strike fast. Anglers love them for wild runs and high leaps near the boat. They fight above their weight and keep rods bent all day.

You can target Ladyfish in bays, estuaries, flats, and channels. Light spinning tackle works best with small, shiny lures. Try spoons, jigs, soft plastics, and small topwater plugs. Live shrimp or small bait fish also draw quick strikes. On calm mornings, fly fishing with simple bait fish patterns shines.

Expect fast bites, sudden runs, and acrobatic jumps. This is a fun, low-pressure trip for first-timers and kids. Experienced anglers enjoy nonstop action between larger targets like Tarpon. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and a hat for sighting fish. A small landing net and long-nose pliers make releases easier. Ladyfish are bony, so many anglers practice quick catch and release.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses, permits, and seasons. Review size limits, bag limits, and harvest guidelines for your area. Regulations change often, so confirm details with local authorities.

Ladyfish fishing is all about speed, jumps, and steady action. These slim inshore game fish travel in schools and strike fast. Anglers love them for wild runs and high leaps near the boat. They fight above their weight and keep rods bent all day.

You can target Ladyfish in bays, estuaries, flats, and channels. Light spinning tackle works best with small, shiny lures. Try spoons, jigs, soft plastics, and small topwater plugs. Live shrimp or small bait fish also draw quick strikes. On calm mornings, fly fishing with simple bait fish patterns shines.

Expect fast bites, sudden runs, and acrobatic jumps. This is a fun, low-pressure trip for first-timers and kids. Experienced anglers enjoy nonstop action between larger targets like Tarpon. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, and a hat for sighting fish. A small landing net and long-nose pliers make releases easier. Ladyfish are bony, so many anglers practice quick catch and release.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses, permits, and seasons. Review size limits, bag limits, and harvest guidelines for your area. Regulations change often, so confirm details with local authorities.