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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    super fun trip

    highly recommend, captain and crew are great vibes and experienced. put us onto all different target species and coached everyone into landing and holding lots of fish!
    Roberto L.
    Roberto L.
    Reviewed on Oct 10, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 hour bottom fishing family fun)

    Best trip so far

    Captain richard and mate Houston were professional and knowledgeable about fishing locations and tips on how to catch em. We caught a combined 25 fish on a beautiful fall day.
    Margaret W.
    Margaret W.
    Reviewed on Oct 8, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Sleep in a little Catch and Release)

    amazing time!!!

    Molly and Junior were fantastic! We had a wonderful morning catching some sharks and a bat ray. We are used to freshwater fishing, so this was a great experience and the weather was outstanding!!! thanks again and looking forward to booking again!
    Phillip M.
    Phillip M.
    Reviewed on Sep 30, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 hour bottom fishing family fun - 1:00 PM)

    Great crew, Great catch!

    We had an amazing time fishing with Reel Blessed! We caught so many fish, including a manta ray, which was such a cool experience! Captain Richard and his mate Houston were incredible, friendly, knowledgeable, and took great care of us the entire trip. Highly recommend this charter, and we would definitely go again! 🎣⭐️
    Stephanie M. M.
    Stephanie M. M.
    Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Bay Adventure)

    Amazing experience

    I caught a sting ray and my dad caught 2 sharks. Very fun trip, looking forward to another one next year hopefully
    Dominick G.
    Dominick G.
    Reviewed on Aug 31, 2026
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About Ray fishing

Size
5-7 feet
Food Value
Good
Game Quality
Average

Ray fishing targets flat, disc-shaped fish that roam sandy and muddy bottoms. Anglers prize them for powerful runs, stubborn fights, and the chance to land a true surprise catch. Common encounters include Stingrays and Eagle Rays, which can test your strength and tackle. If you enjoy steady pressure and a unique species, Ray fishing delivers.

Most Rays bite natural bait on the bottom. Skippers often use bottom fishing or slow drifting with cut fish, squid, or shrimp. In shallow, clear water, some anglers try gigging or bowfishing at night, where legal. Gigging uses a pole with prongs to spear fish in the shallows. A tough leader, steady drag, and circle hooks help secure the hookup and reduce deep hooking.

Expect a slow, patient approach over flats, bays, and estuaries, with bursts of hard pull when a Ray takes off. This is a great option for beginners, families, and anyone who likes a tug-of-war. Bring sun protection, non-slip shoes, and a camera. Use long-nose pliers and gloves for safer handling, and keep clear of the tail spine on Stingrays. Many anglers choose quick catch-and-release after a short photo and a careful revival.

Rules for Rays vary by location and species. Always check your local fishing license and permit needs before your trip. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any protected species status. Some Rays are fully protected, and others may have strict limits. Your captain can explain current regulations and best practices for a legal, responsible Ray fishing experience.

Ray fishing targets flat, disc-shaped fish that roam sandy and muddy bottoms. Anglers prize them for powerful runs, stubborn fights, and the chance to land a true surprise catch. Common encounters include Stingrays and Eagle Rays, which can test your strength and tackle. If you enjoy steady pressure and a unique species, Ray fishing delivers.

Most Rays bite natural bait on the bottom. Skippers often use bottom fishing or slow drifting with cut fish, squid, or shrimp. In shallow, clear water, some anglers try gigging or bowfishing at night, where legal. Gigging uses a pole with prongs to spear fish in the shallows. A tough leader, steady drag, and circle hooks help secure the hookup and reduce deep hooking.

Expect a slow, patient approach over flats, bays, and estuaries, with bursts of hard pull when a Ray takes off. This is a great option for beginners, families, and anyone who likes a tug-of-war. Bring sun protection, non-slip shoes, and a camera. Use long-nose pliers and gloves for safer handling, and keep clear of the tail spine on Stingrays. Many anglers choose quick catch-and-release after a short photo and a careful revival.

Rules for Rays vary by location and species. Always check your local fishing license and permit needs before your trip. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any protected species status. Some Rays are fully protected, and others may have strict limits. Your captain can explain current regulations and best practices for a legal, responsible Ray fishing experience.