Oak Hill Spotted Seatrout Fishing Charters

Fishing in the backwater of the mangrove shorelines is a great way to get away from everything and very relaxing. No sea sickness. Lure fishing and live bait using very light tackle is fun catching redfish, snook, spotted seatrout, tarpon, black drum, and whatever else tugs the line. Guaranteed to see dolphins and/or manatees. My boat is very stable and there is plenty of room for fishing. I can take up to 6 anglers.

Inshore saltwater fishing in the lagoons of the space coast targeting redfish, seatrout, black drum, sheepshead, snapper, snook and tarpon!

Edgewater fishing needs no introduction, it’s famously productive and fun. If you’re looking for a charter that will take you to the best fishing grounds, then you should definitely check out Reelin’ In Faith Fishing! Captain Matt Maddox

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.

This will be a five hour trip in the afternoon

Single Person Fishing! Mosquito & Indian River Lagoon. Expect to use live bait & artificial lures where we’ll see a variety of species. Redfish, Black Drum, Sheepshead, Snook, Jack Crevalle, Mangrove Snapper, & more! Includes fishing gear needed, bait, fishing licenses, & ice. Feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks and a small cooler. Recommend you bring sunglasses & appropriate clothing depending on weather. Beer & Smoking aloud Message me for special requests or a different time than listed

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.