Flagler County Redfish Fishing Charters

Chase fish like black drum, seatrout, redfish, sheepshead, flounder, snapper and shark in our inshore waters surrounding the space coast from New Smyrna beach to Cocoa Beach.

This is a 5-hour morning trip.

Night fishing trips are great for targeting the big fish. And keeping sized fish is usually caught. Night trips can be the best for targeting snook, and redfish, and whatever else tugs the line. Captain Randy provides unique fishing charter experiences for anglers of all skills and ages. Tug of War!!!

Morning Inshore trip in the Mosquito Lagoon. 3 guest maximum on this trip.

Head up to 20 miles out on this 6-hour fishing adventure! You’ll target what’s hot, whether it be running the beach for Tarpon, chasing Cobia, or bottom fishing the reefs and wrecks for Snapper. A healthy supply of Redfish, Black Drum, and Flounder year-round keep the cooler stocked too! Gear, bait, and ice all await on board. Pack any drinks and snacks you’d like to have and bring the whole family down for a day of fun! Departure time is flexible.

Inshore river fishing, great for family fun!

This will be a five hour trip in the afternoon

Enjoy a nice relaxing day Fishing in the river around creek mouths and docks. Live bait and lures are provided. We will be targeting smaller fish with light tackle and trophy sized fish with medium tackle. Ice and fish cleaning is included.

5-hour inshore charter where you and Captain John will target Mangrove Snapper, Redfish, Flounder, Black Drum and Sheepshead – just to name a few. We will navigate through the intercoastal and fish the mangroves, docks, jetties, and nearshore reefs, depending on what bite is hot at the time. We will provide all gear, bait, and licenses. Just be sure to bring sun protection, snacks and drinks. Tips for your Captain are appreciated

As the sun sets, we outfit the skiff with high-powered LED lights and glide into the skinny water. You’ll stand on the bow, scanning the sandy bottom for flounder hiding just beneath the surface. When you see one, you strike. That’s gigging—and yes, it’s as fun as it sounds. This is hands-on, close-quarters fishing. A little stealth, a sharp eye, and a quick jab are all you need to turn the quiet night into an unforgettable hunt.