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This trip has a flexible departure time. You'll spend 4 hours in the morning targeting the likes of Snook, Ladyfish, Jack Crevalle, Pompano, and more. Beginners are welcome on this trip. Included in the price are the rods, reels, and fishing license for the group. You'll need to bring your own food and drink, which can be put into the captain's cooler on board. Don't forget to bring sun protection!
In these 4 hours we will be fishing in nearshore or inshore locations trying to find the most consistent bite.
We will be targeting all the inshore species the area has to offer. Snook, Tarpon, Trout, Redfish, Mangrove Snapper and much more.
St Augustine is the oldest US city and is surrounded by a rich history and picturesque landscape to fish by. When fishing you can expect to venture off the ICW and go deep in the salt marsh grass to chase reds and trout or pull up some bridge monsters fishing for sheepshead. The jetties offer a great variety of species of fish with the occasional shark cruising through. Florida saltwater license is all inclusive and covered by our FWC Charter Capt License. We are all USCG Licensed Capt and are insured.
Great experience to get your fishing fix in if you have a busy schedule! We hit spots close together to try and optimize our time on the water.
You are welcome to go on a Tide Teaser Charters charter for a half day! (4 hours). These trips are able to be customized for your enjoyment.
With this trip, we will be coasting along the Halifax River looking for targeted species in season! We will fish near the ponce inlet passes and hot spots for some great bites! All species can be found in these areas, such as redfish, black drums, jacks, bluefish, sharks, sheepshead, and you'll definitely see dolphins! Half day trip includes all your rods and reels, fishing lisence, bait some snacks on board. Feel free to message me if you have any questions. We will target all fish in season an
Mostly inshore fish the crystal river, homosassa, ozello area. We also fish nearshore rock piles anywhere from 5-15 foot of water.
Pompano fishing in Florida, United States is all about fast runs, bright flashes, and delicious fillets. Florida’s sandy beaches, warm surf, and shallow bays make a perfect home for Florida Pompano. They move in schools, fight hard for their size, and reward patient anglers with great action.
Most anglers target Pompano by surf fishing or inshore fishing. In the surf, cast small jigs or natural baits like sand fleas, which are small mole crabs found in the wash. A simple pompano rig with two small hooks and bright beads works well. On flats and along sandbars, use light spinning tackle and bounce goofy jigs or shrimp-tipped jigs near the bottom. Drift passes and edges, and keep your lure moving to find active fish.
Charter trips are usually short and close to shore, which is great for families and first-timers. Captains often supply tackle, bait, and safety gear, and they know the tides and beach structure. Wear sun protection, bring polarized sunglasses to spot fish and bars, and pack water and snacks. Expect steady casting, quick bites, and a few breaks to move with the school.
Top areas include the Panhandle beaches from Pensacola to Destin, the Nature Coast and Big Bend flats, Tampa Bay passes, Sarasota and Charlotte Harbor bars, the Space and Treasure Coasts, Palm Beach and Jupiter surf, and the Keys’ channels and bridges. Look for clean water, mild surf, and troughs near shore.
Before you go, check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest rules. Regulations can change by area and time of year, so review them ahead of your trip.
