223 Fishing Charters
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A perfect quick trip for anglers short on time or new to fishing. We'll stay inshore in Everglades National Park and focus on catching fun, hard-fighting species like snook, trout, redfish, jacks, snappers, and more. Great for families, beginners, or anyone looking to get a solid few hours on the water without committing to a full day.
This trip involves fishing the backcountry and inshore waters near Key West. You will usually stay within 9 nautical miles of the dock. The average depth of the water is around 12'. Expect to stay within 9 miles of the dock.
Connect with a Silver King. Fishing for Tarpon in the nearshore waters of Key West. Night Time bridge Fishing. Inquire about spring seasonal trips if tarpon on your bucket list. The best months to fish tarpon are March - September. This trip is available through the winter months when the medium to small size tarpon are feeding on bridges at night.
This 8-hour fishing trip is ideal for anglers who want maximum time, range, and flexibility on the water. With extra time to fish, we can run offshore, target reefs and wrecks, and adjust our plan throughout the day depending on conditions. Target species may include Sailfish, Mahi, Blackfin Tuna, Wahoo, Snapper, Grouper, Amberjack, and other seasonal fish. All bait, tackle, licenses, ice, and water are included. Species are seasonal and not guaranteed.
Night time snapper fishing is an amazing way to catch dinner and get away from the hot sun. We fish close to home around mangrove channels, bridges, ship wrecks, and patch reefs. It's a great way to get some snapper for dinner and maybe see a small tarpon. Everything is light spinning tackle. Live and cut bait
A 4-hour half-day inshore fishing charter offers a fantastic, hands-on fishing experience, ideal for anglers of all skill levels. This trip typically stays in shallower, calmer waters, often within a few miles of the shore, making it perfect for beginners or those who prefer a shorter outing. You'll be targeting popular inshore species such as redfish, trout, snook, flounder, and snapper, with some charters even offering the chance to catch seasonal species like tarpon or shark.
Perfect if you want a relaxed, fun Key West fishing trip without committing your whole day
Explore the productive backcountry waters of the Everglades on this half-day trip targeting Snook, Tarpon, Redfish, Snapper, and Shark. Fish a mix of winding creeks, creek mouths, and shallow flat edges where these species feed based on tide and conditions. This trip focuses on high-percentage areas and efficient techniques to maximize action in a shorter window. Perfect for anglers of all skill levels looking for a true Florida Keys backcountry experience!
Join us for an action-packed 4-hour trip on through Islamorada's pristine backcountry. Target Redfish, Snook, Speckled Trout, Tarpon, Mangrove Snapper, and Jacks in the mangroves, grass flats, and creeks of Florida Bay.
Tarpon fishing in Florida Keys, United States draws anglers who want big jumps and real power. The Silver King cruises the flats and channels here, and the clear water makes every bite thrilling. Spring and early summer bring strong action, but you can find fish most months.
Guides target Tarpon with inshore fishing on the flats, backcountry, and around bridges. Flats are shallow, clear areas where you sight cast to rolling fish. Backcountry means calm bays and mangrove channels behind the islands. Live bait like mullet or crabs works well. Anglers also use spinning tackle with soft plastics, or try fly fishing with 10–12 weight rods and large streamers.
Most trips run early morning or late afternoon to match the tides. Half day charters are great for families and first-timers. Full days give you more time to follow a tide change and track schools. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, snacks, and a camera. Captains usually provide gear, bait, and a cooler, and they will coach you through the fight.
The Upper Keys around Key Largo and Islamorada offer famous spring runs along ocean-side flats and channels. Marathon is known for bridge fishing when Tarpon stack in moving water. The Lower Keys and Key West feature large migratory fish on flats, plus steady action in the Florida Bay backcountry. Broad areas like Bahia Honda and the Seven Mile Bridge hold fish when tides are right.
Before your trip, check local rules on licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest. Tarpon are primarily catch-and-release in Florida, and special rules can apply for keeping or recording a fish. Your captain can explain current regulations and best practices for safe release.
