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  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Morning Bite(AM))

    First time fishing off a boat!

    We had a fantastic morning trip! We caught about 15-20 white trout, a massive red fish, about 3 little sharks, and of course some croakers. I would highly reccomend going on this charter!!! 10/10!
    Nicole V.
    Nicole V.
    Reviewed on Sep 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour – The Warm-Up)

    Excellent first shark catching experience

    Both anglers were very knowledgeable and upfront about our expectations. They helped us have an enjoyable fishing experience and were happy when we extended our charter an additional 2 hours. Will definitely use them again for future charters.
    Tiffanie H.
    Tiffanie H.
    Reviewed on Sep 17, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (2 Hour Trip – Inshore Fishing - 10:00 AM)

    fantastic charter with captain Manny

    Captain Manfield makes you feel right at home. He is extremely knowledgeable and definitely knows where the fish are. Wonderful experience and would be my first pick next trip.
    Michael H.
    Michael H.
    Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Inshore Fishing)

    Trip of a lifetime!

    We caught some huge sharks. The fight alone was worth the trip and pulling them to the boat was priceless!!
    Terrayel C.
    Terrayel C.
    Reviewed on Sep 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour Trip -Shark Fishing / Sunset)

    Great fun! Awesome captain

    Captain was very knowledgeable and when we werent catching fish he would adjust and try different things so we wojld catch them! Beautiful place and a great time!
    Jayden C.
    Jayden C.
    Reviewed on Sep 11, 2026
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About Blacktip Shark fishing

Size
5 to 8ft
Food Value
Average
Game Quality
Good

Blacktip Shark fishing is all about fast runs, quick turns, and steady action. These Sharks are common near beaches and bays, so many trips stay close to shore. Anglers love them for light-tackle fights and exciting surface strikes.

You can target Blacktip Shark while inshore fishing or nearshore drift fishing. Spinning gear with wire leader works well. Many captains use chumming, which means scattering small bait pieces to draw Sharks in. Live or cut bait like Mullet or Menhaden is popular. Fly fishing can work when fish are active near the surface. Circle hooks help with solid hookups and safer releases.

Expect a hands-on, energetic trip with strong, dogged runs and the occasional jump. This is a great option for first-timers and families, with steady guidance from the crew. Wear sun protection and non-slip shoes. Pack snacks, water, and any motion-sickness medicine you prefer. Most boats provide tackle, bait, and safety gear, but confirm what’s included before you go.

Regulations for Sharks vary by area and can change often. Check local fishing license and permit rules before your trip. Review current seasons, harvest limits, and required gear for handling and measuring Sharks. When in doubt, ask your captain about the latest rules and best practices for ethical catch-and-release.

Blacktip Shark fishing is all about fast runs, quick turns, and steady action. These Sharks are common near beaches and bays, so many trips stay close to shore. Anglers love them for light-tackle fights and exciting surface strikes.

You can target Blacktip Shark while inshore fishing or nearshore drift fishing. Spinning gear with wire leader works well. Many captains use chumming, which means scattering small bait pieces to draw Sharks in. Live or cut bait like Mullet or Menhaden is popular. Fly fishing can work when fish are active near the surface. Circle hooks help with solid hookups and safer releases.

Expect a hands-on, energetic trip with strong, dogged runs and the occasional jump. This is a great option for first-timers and families, with steady guidance from the crew. Wear sun protection and non-slip shoes. Pack snacks, water, and any motion-sickness medicine you prefer. Most boats provide tackle, bait, and safety gear, but confirm what’s included before you go.

Regulations for Sharks vary by area and can change often. Check local fishing license and permit rules before your trip. Review current seasons, harvest limits, and required gear for handling and measuring Sharks. When in doubt, ask your captain about the latest rules and best practices for ethical catch-and-release.