Upper Keys Mangrove Snapper Fishing Charters

6 hour fishing Adventure

On this six-hour trip, you can fish the shallow waters of the flats and the backcountry for Bonefish, Snook, Tarpon, Permit, and more. Alternatively, visit the reefs of the Everglades National park for some Cobia, Grouper, and Snapper fishing.

Want a fishing experience that gives you a little more time than 4 hours but not the total commitment of a full day in the sun? Give this trip a shot! On a 6-hour trip, you will visit a few more spots and get a few more shots at the species you'd like to target. Rods, reels, and terminal tackle are included in the trip price. 4 people max.

On this trip you can combine reef fishing with some offshore action. You will head out offshore and go after gorgeous fish like Wahoo or Mahi Mahi, before heading back to the productive reefs. Over there you can target a variety of tasty Snappers and Groupers.

A 6-hour trip.

An 8-hour trip gives us the time to run into the Everglades backcountry. Anglers have the opportunity to try different fishing techniques and see the beautiful unique landscape the Everglades National Park has to offer. We will use artificial baits and live baits depending on the time of year and availability. This is where we will target Snook, Redfish, Speckled Trout, Mangrove Snapper, various species of inshore sharks, and anything else we come across!

This trip offers the best of both worlds. We'll start out blue water trolling for Mahi, Grouper and Sailfish and end the trip fishing on the patch reef for Snapper, Yellow Jack, and Grouper. This trip creates the best opportunity to maximize your catch and you will experience two completely different types of fishing. All fishing equipment is included in the price, as well as your licenses. Please note that in case you're paying your remaining balance with a credit card there is a $25 fee

Offshore fishing takes more gas to get to the bigger ones but we aim to put you on the larger fish

A 6 hour trip (3/4 day) is basically our extended half day trip. You'll get a couple extra hours to fish over a standard half day trip. During March this often is enough time to try a bit for a trophy tarpon (the silver king!) and if things play out right still have time to catch a few snappers for dinner nearby (dinner & a show!) or try something else. If the tarpon fishing is tougher this also gives you a little extra time compared to a half day to hopefully catch that window where they are biting.

This is a great trip if you want to go further from the keys but dont wat to be gone all day. We can still go back twards flamingo on these days and catch a varity of species.