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- 2 Hour Trip - 9:00 AM



+5This trip is great for families with children! You pick the time of day (according to availability). Not targeting a specific species but just having fun with whatever we can find!Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $250 - 6 Hr 'REEF' Trip - 7:00 AM



+7Action packed. 4 passenger limit, 6 hour nearshore reef trip, fishing for Cobia, Spadefish, Black Seabass, sharks, bull reds, black drums, sheepshead, etc.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $1,200 - Angler's Choice4 Hour Trip Inshore (PM)



+8Can't or don't want to go earlier? Please, try a Quick PM Session. Although bigger fish are usually found in the bay, our coastal fish can be fun, too. Capt James Nelson excels in customer service. This means you will benefit by having fun, and you might even catch a few fish for dinner. You'll be fishing the coastal waters just outside San Diego Bay, targeting a variety of species. We will be on the Pacific Ocean. These Trips are Limited in Availability, so Book yours as soon as you can.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $700 - Angler's Choice3 Hour Fishing Morning Trip



+3Spend a productive morning on the water on this 3 hour fishing adventure! Explore the backwaters and hook Redfish, Trout, and Flounder to stock the cooler with. Weather permitting, head to reefs in search of larger targets including Kingfish and Spanish Mackerel. On the right day, you could also find yourself battling it out with a Shark on the other end of your line! No need to worry about fishing gear – that's all taken care of, just pack snacks and drinks to keep you going.Price for up to 2 peopleUS $445 - Angler's Choice8-Hour Full-Day Inshore Fishing



+3Spend a full day fishing the St. Johns River and the waters surrounding Downtown Jacksonville on an 8-hour light-tackle adventure. With a full day on the water, we’ll have plenty of time to cover more territory, fish multiple areas, and target species such as Redfish, Speckled Trout, Flounder, Black Drum, and more. This trip is perfect for anglers who want the complete Jacksonville fishing experience. Captain Austin provides quality rods and tackle, bait, and hands-on instruction.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $650 - Angler's Choice3 Hours ( 5:30pm ) Fishing Trip



+6** 3 Hour Fishing Charter – Murrells Inlet Backwaters & Nearshore Adventure** Join us for an unforgettable 3 Hour ( PM ) fishing experience in the scenic backwaters of Murrells Inlet. Target a variety of sought-after species, including Redfish, Trout, Flounder, Black Drum, and more. When the weather permits, we'll venture to the nearshore reef, just 3 to 5 miles offshore, where you'll have the opportunity to reel in Spanish, King Mackerel, Cobia, and maybe even land a big Shark. Make memories today.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $445 - Angler's Choice4 Hour INSHORE - AFTERNOON



+6The last few hours of light in the afternoon can be a fantastic bite. This 4-hour charter is for that fisherman or family that doesn't have the time to be on the water all day but still wants the opportunity to catch some fish. Inshore fishing can be pretty productive in these last few hours of evening. We will be fishing the inshore waters near New Smyrna Beach, Edgewater, and Oak Hill, primarily looking at fishing structure and the backwaters of this unique fishery.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $500 - 4 Hour Trips



+1This 4 hour trip is for anyone wanting to experience inshore fishing on the beauty of the Lowcountry Saltmarshes.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 2 peopleUS $400 - 3 Hour Inshore/nearshore 5-8pm



+6Inshore/Nearshore fishing trip up to 5 miles out . maximum of 4 people. Private Charter all bait tackle rods reels are supplied. We will even clean your catch bag it and have it ready for you to cook when you get home.Instant ConfirmationPrice for up to 3 peopleUS $425 - 2 Hour Trip - 12:00 PM



+4If you're ready to start fishing the inshore waters of the Outer Banks, look no further than Tight’n Up. Depending on the time of year, you might hook into Black Drum, Red Drum, Flounder, Spanish Mackerel, Speckled Trout, Weakfish, Bluefish, Sheepshead, aInstant ConfirmationPrice for up to 4 peopleUS $300
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What anglers say about Weakfish fishing
- 5.0/5(4 hr PM)
Great Time
Beautiful day, Captain and Mate made the day fantastic. Dogfish, two sharks, croakers, Sea Bass and Sea trout. Non-stop action, well over 100 fish caught. never had to wait. Can’t recommend enough!!! Will definitely do again.
- 5.0/5(Half day a.m)
Incredible Family Time
Dalton was excellent as a captain and our boys (ages 7 & 9) had a blast! We caught speckled trout, red fish, and jack crevalle along with tons of skip jack and cat fish etc
- 5.0/5(Family Fun Fishing P.M.)
Great Time with Capt. Tim!
Great boat for fishing- lots of horizontal surfaces for sitting and fishing, stable in the water. Bimini top to keep you cool. Capt. Tim was great- very chill, down to earth, knowledgeable and motivated. We caught over 40 fish, 6 different species. More than enough for family dinner despite having a few a bit too small. Saw some wildlife while on the water, from feeding dolphins to a "cannonball" jellyfish. Beautiful views all around. Would defintely book Capt. Tim again.
- 5.0/5(Half Day Trip – Tagus Estuary)
Richtig geiler Ausflug
Alfonso is ein super cooler, und erfahrener Typ der sich gut auf dem Fluss auskennt. Wir haben mehr als erwartet gefangen. Kurze Wege zu den Spots.💪
- 5.0/5(4 Hour Trip (AM))
Very professional
They are helpfull and very nice Friendly and gave some extra time Recommended 100%
About Weakfish fishing
Part of the same family as the Spotted Seatrout/Speckled Trout, the Weakfish is an enjoyable game fish of the Cynoscion genus. Offering a fun fight on light tackle and a good meal afterwards, this sometimes overlooked fish is always worth targeting.
When and where
Weakfish can be found on North America's east coast, from the north of Florida up to Nova Scotia, Canada (although it is not often found north of Massachussetts). The state fish of Delaware, it is best targeted here and in New York in the summer, while Florida to North Carolina is best for Weakfishing in the winter.
This is a schooling species that prefers inshore sandy bottoms in the summer and deeper waters in the winter. Never venturing into freshwater, it can be caught in estuaries, bays, and in the surf.
How to catch Weakfish
The Weakfish's name doesn't come from its fighting ability – in fact, it has been described as the 'gamiest' fish of its genus. It can be landed with conventional, spinning, or fly tackle, and the most productive techniques include trolling, jigging, and surf fishing. The most effective way to target it is by chumming around a drifting or anchored boat, although it can also be fished for by shore-based anglers from piers, docks, and bridges.
Are Weakfish good to eat?
Yes! Their tender meat is very moist and full of flavor. It should be eaten very fresh as the meat does not keep well.
Habitats
Techniques
Part of the same family as the Spotted Seatrout/Speckled Trout, the Weakfish is an enjoyable game fish of the Cynoscion genus. Offering a fun fight on light tackle and a good meal afterwards, this sometimes overlooked fish is always worth targeting.
When and where
Weakfish can be found on North America's east coast, from the north of Florida up to Nova Scotia, Canada (although it is not often found north of Massachussetts). The state fish of Delaware, it is best targeted here and in New York in the summer, while Florida to North Carolina is best for Weakfishing in the winter.
This is a schooling species that prefers inshore sandy bottoms in the summer and deeper waters in the winter. Never venturing into freshwater, it can be caught in estuaries, bays, and in the surf.
How to catch Weakfish
The Weakfish's name doesn't come from its fighting ability – in fact, it has been described as the 'gamiest' fish of its genus. It can be landed with conventional, spinning, or fly tackle, and the most productive techniques include trolling, jigging, and surf fishing. The most effective way to target it is by chumming around a drifting or anchored boat, although it can also be fished for by shore-based anglers from piers, docks, and bridges.
Are Weakfish good to eat?
Yes! Their tender meat is very moist and full of flavor. It should be eaten very fresh as the meat does not keep well.





















