Backdraft Sportfishing
Gloucester Point, Virginia
Half Day(AM)
:US $750
Tripletail Fishing
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Top nearest Tripletail fishing charters
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Featured Tripletail fishing charters
- Sun up to sundown charter
+7Sun up to sundown charterInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 6 peopleUS $2,795 - 4 Hour Trip–Inshore/Nearshore (PM) - 12:00 PM
+8Target Snook, Snapper, Flounder, Redfish, Tarpon, and many more. The captain will take you to the Ponce Inlet area, which is a part of the famous Mosquito Lagoon. Anglers of all skill levels are welcome to join. This trip is also a great solution for families with kids.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $425 - Angler's Choice5hr inshore - 12:00 PM
+3Running angling trips out of Indian shores FL, Nick Hughes Fishing, LLC invites you to check out the local fishery in style. Come on aboard with Capt. Nick, whose main priority is to get you on some fish. Expect to use light tackle based on the species yoInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $700 - Angler's ChoiceAfternoon Half Day Trip - 2:00 PM+5Perfect for beginning anglers looking for a fun morning or afternoon on the water to learn some new fishing techniques and test their skill against our many inshore gamefish species! This trip is a great option for family groups with young anglers who are excited to get out on the water and catch some fish!Price for up to 2 peopleUS $450
- Angler's Choice1/2 Day Inshore Fishing - 1:00 PM
+7The 1/2 day inshore fishing trip allows serious anglers a great opportunity to experience everything Tampa Bay has to offer. **Please note fish keeping policies below: -CATCH AND RELEASE ONLY snook and redfish -Trout 15-19", 6 fish max per trip. (Over 19" must be released) -Mangrove snapper 12 fish max per tripInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $550 - Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip (AM) 4ppl max+8Spend 4 hours fishing the beautiful white sands and grass flats of Holmes Beach. Pack your favorite food and you're ready to go. The captain will cover you for everything else you'll need for the trip. Bait, tackle, ice & fishing license provided.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $500
- Angler's Choice3 Hour Trip - 3:00 PM+7Great experience to get your fishing fix in if you have a busy schedule! We hit spots close together to try and optimize our time on the water.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $450
- Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip – Inshore - 1:00 PM+3Up to 4 peopleInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $625
- Angler's Choice2nd Shift Trip - 3:30 PM
+1If you're not a morning person, this is the trip for you! Ask about our Catch Clean and Cook!Instant ConfirmationPer personUS $225 - Angler's ChoiceFULL DAY BACKCOUNTRY (PM) 8 HRS
+8The ultimate Everglades Backcountry trip for anglers who want the most out of their day. Target Snook, Tarpon, Redfish, Snapper, and Shark while covering more water and staying on the bite. Fish multiple tide phases, explore remote areas, and capitalize on peak feeding windows from sunrise through sunset. More time means more opportunities, better fish, and your highest chance at a standout day on the water. Best trip for a chance to see all Everglades critters or try for a Slam!Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $950
What anglers say about Tripletail fishing
- 5.0/5(3 Hour Family Friendly Fishing (AM))
Great day and lots of action!
Captain Greg was great, we caught triple tail, jack, snapper, a couple sharpnose sharks and even a hammerhead
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip – Inshore)
Very friendly
Absolutely amazing time! The captain was the best!! Helpful, knowledgeable, and overall amazing!!
- 5.0/5(1/2 Day Inshore Fishing - 1:00 PM)
Holy Mackerel
We had a great time, with a great guide. Dylan put us on some massive Spanish Mackerel, and got us on some good Red Fish. 10/10 would recommend.
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip)
Reliable and Steady Charter
I've been out with Island Angler multiple times. I'll keep booking with them. He always puts us on fish.
- 5.0/5(4 hr. In/nearshore Capt. choice)
Great Trip!
It was my buddy’s first time out and our captain was great! Great experience! We caught snook, snapper, and sea trout. We’ll definitely be back!
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About Tripletail fishing
Size
2 to 16lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Average
Tripletail are quirky, hard-fighting saltwater game fish known for floating on their sides near the surface. Anglers target them for exciting sight casting, surprising power on light tackle, and delicious, mild fillets. They live in warm coastal waters worldwide and show up around anything that drifts or offers shade.
Most trips use inshore fishing or nearshore runs along crab traps, channel markers, weed lines, and buoy chains. Captains often slow-troll or idle to spot fish, then set up a careful approach. Live shrimp or small crabs are top baits. Soft plastics and small jigs work well, too. Fly fishing with shrimp or baitfish patterns is effective when fish are calm and close.
Expect a visual, hands-on hunt with short moves and accurate casts. Many bites happen right next to floating debris, so be ready. Tripletail hit hard, then dive for cover, so a firm rod, smooth drag, and abrasion-resistant leader help. Polarized sunglasses are key for spotting fish. Bring sun protection, a hat, and water. A landing net is useful because Tripletail have sharp gill plates. This trip suits families, first-timers, and seasoned anglers who enjoy light tackle and clear targets.
Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits. Regulations can change by region and time of year. Your captain can explain current rules and safe handling practices, and can advise on release or harvest where allowed.
Techniques
Tripletail are quirky, hard-fighting saltwater game fish known for floating on their sides near the surface. Anglers target them for exciting sight casting, surprising power on light tackle, and delicious, mild fillets. They live in warm coastal waters worldwide and show up around anything that drifts or offers shade.
Most trips use inshore fishing or nearshore runs along crab traps, channel markers, weed lines, and buoy chains. Captains often slow-troll or idle to spot fish, then set up a careful approach. Live shrimp or small crabs are top baits. Soft plastics and small jigs work well, too. Fly fishing with shrimp or baitfish patterns is effective when fish are calm and close.
Expect a visual, hands-on hunt with short moves and accurate casts. Many bites happen right next to floating debris, so be ready. Tripletail hit hard, then dive for cover, so a firm rod, smooth drag, and abrasion-resistant leader help. Polarized sunglasses are key for spotting fish. Bring sun protection, a hat, and water. A landing net is useful because Tripletail have sharp gill plates. This trip suits families, first-timers, and seasoned anglers who enjoy light tackle and clear targets.
Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest limits. Regulations can change by region and time of year. Your captain can explain current rules and safe handling practices, and can advise on release or harvest where allowed.