Hillsboro Inlet Yellowtail Snapper Fishing Charters

This package can be customized to suit any angler's needs. Whether it's fishing inshore or the reefs – you may get some nice catches. Your fishing equipment will be included in the price.

Enjoy a full day of fishing, going offshore in search of pelagic species like Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Wahoo. You can also hit the reef to target tasty bottom fish like Snapper and Triggerfish on this trip. Live bait provided for an addition charge.

6 hours on the water is the ideal amount of time to get out on the water and catch a couple of prized and delicious fish to take home. You'll have time to vary your fishing technique and go after a range of exciting and tough-fighting fish. Get ready for a pulse-racing experience against these monsters and land something tasty for lunch or catch a dream fish .

Swordfish is one of the biggest fish native to south Florida and in the world. Right off the coast happens to be home to some of the best swordfishing on the planet. Growing up to 1000 lbs with a 4' Sword bill, the Swordfish trip is an all-or-nothing experience that could result in the fish of a lifetime . Not to mention a pile of delicious Sword steaks. Common bycatch includes Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and Tripletail!

A 6-hour fishing trip is the best choice and the captain's favorite. It gives you time to adjust your fishing strategy if one type of fishing isn't paying off. You can troll, bottom fish, and drift fish. The targeted species are Sailfish, Tuna, Dolphin, Wahoo, Kingfish, Snapper, Grouper, and Cobia.

Enjoy a night of catching a variety of tasty snappers. We will take you out on the reefs and anchor up for a night of snapper fishing.

We use a mix of bottom fishing, kite fishing, and trolling to target some of South Florida’s most exciting species. Our charters go after kingfish, mahi-mahi, tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and a variety of reef fish. With expert guidance, quality tackle, and live bait, every trip gives anglers the chance to experience fast action and the thrill of landing great fish in Pompano Beach’s offshore waters.