Summerland Key Swordfish Fishing Charters

There is a $300 fuel surcharge due on the morning of your trip! For serious anglers, our 12-hour sword fishing trip offers the ultimate deep-drop challenge. Patience is key as you focus on landing swordfish, but you can also mix it up by fishing for mahi, wahoo, tuna, sailfish, and mackerel on the way out and back. If you're after the thrill of swordfishing, this trip delivers.

Much of our fishing will take place in 600' of water and deeper. Trolling, sight casting, and deep dropping for Mahi, Sailfish, Tuna, Wahoo, Kingfish, Cobia, Tripletail, and more.

Head to the deep deep waters of the Atlantic ridge and drop for a chance at the ultimate prize in fishing! Bring drinks, food, and sunscreen for a long day on the water. Capt. Josh will provide ice, water, and coolers. If we catch one of these monsters the Capt will dispatch and clean the animal for you.

The 10-hour Ironman Offshore “Humps” trip is for our most seasoned anglers. We steam offshore into the Gulf Stream, to fish the numerous upwelling’s from the current hitting the undersea terrain, most commonly the “ Humps”. It is like fishing in an aquarium out there. Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo, and Mahi are the most common species we target out there. We use a combo of trolling and pitching live bait out on the grounds. These trips can include deep dropping for Swordfish or bottom fish if conditions permit.

On this 10-hour adventure, you and Captain William will be targeting Swordfish, Mahi, as well as Tuna! Join this action-packed fishing trip and create memories of a lifetime as you chase these fierce creatures. The departure time is 7:30 a.m.

This trip will take you 25 miles offshore to fish for Tuna or a day of deep dropping with electric reels to catch Swordfish.

Up to 6 people.

Offshore, reef, wreck fishing. We will customize this trip to your liking.

The ocean is ours! We have plenty of time to fish the reef then pick up and head offshore to see what we can find. We can also use electric reels and deep drop for Tile fish, Grouper and Blackbelly Rose Fish