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20 ft
Up to 3 persons
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51 ft
Up to 45 persons
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US $950
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36 ft
Up to 6 persons
2 bookings in the past week.
Trips from
US $800
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42 ft
Up to 28 persons
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US $900
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25 ft
Up to 6 persons
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Trips from
US $575
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41 ft
Up to 20 persons
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Last booking: 3 days ago
Trips from
US $450
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22 ft
Up to 4 persons
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26 ft
Up to 4 persons
Last booking: 2 days ago
Trips from
US $540
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42 ft
Up to 6 persons
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28 ft
Up to 4 persons
Last booking: 3 days ago
Trips from
US $600

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What anglers say about Flounder fishing

  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip (AM))

    Amazing trip!

    Cpt Jake is super knowledgeable and knows how to put you on the fish! His guidance ensured we had great haul.
    Bobby C.
    Bobby C.
    Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3Hr Back Bay (7AM - 10AM))

    great trip!

    This trip was great! Everything i expected and more. it was just like hanging out with family or friends. lines were always in the water with bait and when snagged or caught, there was a quick turn around so there was very little time out of the water. will definitely book again!
    Mark G.
    Mark G.
    Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Fishing Trip 5 hour)

    Great day fishing!

    We had a great time and caught so many different fish! Very knowledgeable, super helpful , everything was taken care care. Highly recommend a day out with Captain David, you won’t regret it! W ill definitely book again!
    Renee M.
    Renee M.
    Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Bay (AM))

    Had a great tour!

    Had a great time. Me, wife, 10, 8 and 3yos. Figured girls would catch biggest fish. Really enjyed morning o the water nd everyone had a fantastic time onthe water. highly recommend!
    Charles F.
    Charles F.
    Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    great trip…

    thoughtful and great captain. knowledgeable about the water and fishing tactics. caught flounder, red fish, sheepshead and black drum. overall great trip
    John Y.
    John Y.
    Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
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About Flounder fishing

Size
1 to 5lbs
Food Value
Excellent
Game Quality
Average

Flounder fishing targets a smart ambush predator that hides on sandy and muddy bottoms. These Flatfish blend into the seabed, then burst up to grab bait. Anglers love them for their firm, tasty fillets and for how hard they pull for their size.

Most Flounder fishing happens in inshore waters such as bays, estuaries, and flats. Drift fishing, where the boat moves with wind or tide, covers ground and finds active fish. Bottom fishing with live minnows, mullet, or shrimp works well. Jigs with soft plastics or bucktails also produce when you bounce them slowly along the bottom.

Trips are usually close to shore and on calmer water, which makes them great for beginners and families. Expect short runs, steady action around moving tides, and subtle bites that feel like a tap or extra weight. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses to spot bottom contours, non-slip shoes, and a small cooler if you plan to keep fish where it is allowed.

Rules for Flounder fishing vary by location and season. Always check local fishing license and permit requirements before you go. Review current seasons, size and bag limits, and method rules, including any restrictions on night fishing or gigging. When in doubt, ask your captain, and practice careful handling if releasing fish.

Flounder fishing targets a smart ambush predator that hides on sandy and muddy bottoms. These Flatfish blend into the seabed, then burst up to grab bait. Anglers love them for their firm, tasty fillets and for how hard they pull for their size.

Most Flounder fishing happens in inshore waters such as bays, estuaries, and flats. Drift fishing, where the boat moves with wind or tide, covers ground and finds active fish. Bottom fishing with live minnows, mullet, or shrimp works well. Jigs with soft plastics or bucktails also produce when you bounce them slowly along the bottom.

Trips are usually close to shore and on calmer water, which makes them great for beginners and families. Expect short runs, steady action around moving tides, and subtle bites that feel like a tap or extra weight. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses to spot bottom contours, non-slip shoes, and a small cooler if you plan to keep fish where it is allowed.

Rules for Flounder fishing vary by location and season. Always check local fishing license and permit requirements before you go. Review current seasons, size and bag limits, and method rules, including any restrictions on night fishing or gigging. When in doubt, ask your captain, and practice careful handling if releasing fish.