Fernandina Beach Wahoo Fishing Charters

Spend your morning along northeastern Florida's nearshore reefs and wrecks. These spots make for excellent feeding grounds for the fish, so you're sure to be able to attract the bite of a whole host of species as you bottom fish to catch them. From Snappers and Groupers to Cobia, Amberjacks, and numerous others – these waters have it all.

If you're looking for more time out on the water on a trip that can be totally personalized, join Capt. Chad on this 6-hour morning adventure! He'll recommend target species and choose your fishing spots based on the time of year and current water conditions. You could be fishing for King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, sharks, Cobia, Amberjack, Red Snapper, Grouper, Sailfish, Barracuda, and Vermilion Snapper. Your trip includes top-quality fishing gear, as well as a fishing license for all.

This full-day trip goes 20-50 miles offshore for some bottom fishing action or a fun day of trolling. You will be going for Pelagics, Billfish, Snapper, Amberjack, and many more. The package is all-inclusive. You will only need to bring your own food and something to drink.

Now STARLINK equipped, the Saltwater Challenge will get you to the prime Wahoo grounds swiftly & safely. If you love the thrill of catching one of the fastest fish in the ocean and love the sound of screaming drags, then this trip is for you! This is a seasonal Wahoo fishing trip and it is what we specialize in. High-speed trolling is usually done from 16-21 knots and specifically targets Wahoo. This 12-hour trip is for up to 5 people only. Possible mid day bottom fishing is available on request.

All prices cover six anglers. There are no additional costs. Prices are for the boat, not person! When considering a charter, consider the size of the boat. All boats are not created equal!Offshore wreck fishing. Trolling is possible when conditions are right. Fishing offshore in deep water. Fishing reefs and artificial wrecks off the Golden Isles coast for Mahi Mahi, Kingfish, Amberjack, Grouper, Snappers, Cobia, etc.USCG Regulations, ( NO MORE THAN 6 ANGLERS )

so picture this: you're heading out from the Georgia coast, pushing about a solid 100 miles offshore into those warm Gulfstream currents. You're out there for a good half-day adventure, maybe 12 of prime fishing deep dropping and Trolling. What are you after? You're chasing everything from mahi and wahoo to marlin, swordfish, African pompano—plus a few bottom dwellers like gags and mutton snapper. You're mixing up your techniques: maybe a little trolling, some live lining, definitely some drift fishing