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  • Adult angler proudly holding a large saltwater fish aboard a center-console boat, with another fishing customer visible offshore.
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    Pacific Crevalle Jack
    Cliff H.
    Cliff H.
    We fish lakes in Alberta and Ontario, and waned to try ocean fishing. Boking was simple, communication up to our trip was good. On the boat, our crew was Alex and Martin. we hopped in he bat and we were off! No Spanish on our end, but not an issue as Alex and Martin worked with us great. Each spot we hit had the fish we were told we would get, and everyone pulled multiples in. Amberjack, Blue Runner, Trigger Fish, Yellow Snapper, Snort? Fish, Clw Fish and 1 Stingray. Back to sore when we were done, and a frea ceviche was prepared for us, which was also fantastic. 4 hour trip was perfect for our famly of 5 to get fish. Alex was also very informative and answered all of our questons, about the land, water, fish, area, and even sone local history. 10/10 recommend!
  • Angler wearing a snorkel mask holds a large stingray in clear turquoise coastal water.
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    Angela Y.
    Angela Y.
    Daniel’s crew, Captain Joey and First Mate Jared from Outcast Charters was fantastic! We did the reef fishing and stingray city charter. while the weather wasn’t ideal Joey and Jared made it the best trip of a lifeetime. we caught fish, dove for conch, and made it safely to stingray city. They are professional, funny, and know how to fish and navigate the waters. They even took the conch and cleaned it and took it to Tukka where the made the freshly caught conch cevice and cracked conch for us and it was amazing! Best of all, Joey and Jared joined us to eat the conch and have some laughs. This is truly the best tour we have ever had! Thank you again for a great day! Angie and Jason Young
  • Angler proudly holds a large stingray aboard a center-console fishing boat over coastal waters, with fellow anglers nearby.
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    Skate
    Roy G.
    Roy G.
    Another great experience and never leaving empty handed. Many laughs and stories and great first experiences with angling a vast amount of different saltwater fish. Treated with great kindness, professionalism, and courtesy. Couldn’t ask for a better fishing service. Thanks again. Always a blast.
  • Pamela J Charters
    Pamela J ChartersSan Francisco, CA
    Young angler proudly holding a large grouper on a fishing boat offshore.
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    Ray
    Another great day on the Pamela J. We ended up getting limits of rockfish extremely fast which led us to be very picky and only keeping the biggest fish to max out our limit. Which we ran back into the bay to fish for sharks and ray’s. Crab season starts next weekend. We have a lot of dates available message me or book for your Crab trip
  • Straw Hats Fishing Charters
    Straw Hats Fishing ChartersPort Charlotte, FL
    Flat stingray or skate secured in a landing net inside a boat compartment.
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    Ray
    Scott C.
    Scott C.
    Captain Cody was great! Our trip focused on harbor fishing and within 30 mins we were catching! We caught a wide variety of fish including stingrays, crab and even a beautiful flounder. We never had a shortage of fun and honestly i dont know how our captain kept up with the 4 of us..busy guy lol. Great day on the water! Thank you
  • Awesome Adventures!!
    Awesome Adventures!!Holmes Beach, FL
    Adult angler posing with a stingray aboard a boat beneath a coastal bridge.
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    Skate
    Chris S.
    Chris S.
    Thomas is great and we had a blast! Made so many memories and had so much fun!
  • Adult angler holding a spotted seatrout aboard a center-console fishing boat on calm coastal waters.
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    Speckled Trout
    Jeffery B.
    Jeffery B.
    Jon was friendly and helpful. Novice fishermen with little experience. Highly recommend
  • Awesome Adventures!!
    Awesome Adventures!!Holmes Beach, FL
    Adult angler proudly holding a freshly caught snook aboard a center-console fishing boat in bright coastal waters.
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    Achim L.
    Achim L.
  • Angler nets a stingray beside a small boat in sunlit coastal waters near a dock.
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    Andrew F.
    Andrew F.
    My sons and i had a great time. Due to the tides the fish werent biting like we’d hoped but Scott made the trip fun regardless. Definitely recommend it.
  • Two adult anglers display a large barracuda aboard a fishing boat in choppy open water.
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    Great Barracuda
    Russell K.
    Russell K.
    This fishing trip on El Guapo was the absolute best guided ocean fishing experience our group of 5 people has ever had. This crew (Hector "El Toro", Caesar and Alex) are Cancun OG fishermen to the core. They know how to get on fish, hook-up and put the guests in charge of the fun stuff! These guys don't rest, they are baiting, casting, cleaning, serving and just hustling the whole time. I've never seen a crew work like they do and completely happy the entire time. The results are irrefutable- their guests catch a lot of fish!!! Amazing.

What anglers say about Ray fishing

  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    hot fishing and good times

    got on some great schools of rocks. Matt and the crew top knotch and on their game. i highly recommend them for anybodies next fishing trip. deckhand Vincent was sharp and on the ball with the gear. they are very well knowledge about the food venue around and will recommend the best place to eat. i will getting another trip soon with the crew
    Mark V.
    Mark V.
    Reviewed on Nov 3, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    What a day on the bay !

    We caught so much fish, including some beautiful, fat rockfish. I now have about 20 pounds in my freezer! Huge kudos to the captain for finding the best spots, and to Vincent for filleting our catch on the way back to the dock. We even reeled in a few small sharks, and my son was beyond happy. The crew was fantastic: professional, easygoing, and genuinely nice. Highly recommend this trip for families and anglers of any level. We'll definitely be back!
    Clement T.
    Clement T.
    Reviewed on Nov 2, 2026
  • 4.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip – Shark (Landbased))

    awesome trip

    Eli gave us a great trip and really did the most when it came to putting us on fish we caught a few sharks and a massive stingray awesome guide
    Mark O. J.
    Mark O. J.
    Reviewed on Oct 25, 2026
  • 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
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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.