Goodland Permit Fishing Charters

If a half day trip just isn't long enough but you can't fit a full day in your schedule, this trip is the perfect middle ground! You can go after Redfish, Snook, Tarpon, Mangrove Snapper, Permit, Jack Crevalle, Spotted Seatrout, and many other species.

If a 3-hour trip is not enough but you are too busy to spend your whole day on the water, a 4-hour backwater adventure is ideal for you. You will be fishing for whatever is in season and biting, including Snook and Redfish.

This early morning 6 hours trip gives you more time and a chance to cover inshore locations. You get to fish for Snook, Redfish, Trout, Tarpon, and more.

4 hours is the perfect time for the right amount of fishing before it gets too hot! Join Captain Tyler and have lots of fun chasing a wide selection of fish. You'll depart at 8:00 a.m. and get back at 12:00 p.m. You'll only need to bring snacks.

Four hours is plenty of time to run south into the Ten Thousand Islands and get on whatever is biting at the time. As the water warms up we should see some steady action with Snook/Reds/Trout.

There's nothing more rewarding then to catch your own fish and to cook it fresh. This 4-hour trip will take you to fish the inshore waters. It's perfect for anyone who is hoping to have a great day on the water and be back in time for lunch.

Get the opportunity to experience more of the 10k islands and bounce around from spot to spot to target more species you have been dying to catch!

This is a great option for anglers who want to target tarpon and other species. The full day usually allows us to fish the majority of the incoming and outgoing tide. This trip allows time to travel further if the fish are biting better further south. This trip gives the anglers the option to target multiple species during the optimal tide phase.

Targeting grouper, snapper, snook, permit, cobia and so much more. It is 6 hours total and worth every second.

Offshore trips consist of fishing for Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel, Cobia, Permit, Snapper, Triple Tail, Barracuda, and Grouper.