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ヒラメ釣り

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Awesome trip!

    My Wife and I had an Awesome 1/2 day trip. Kyle is a wounderful Captain and fisherman. He is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. We caught Sea Trout, Flounder, and Sea Bass. I highly recommend him and we plan on chartering him again.
    Daniel Q.
    Daniel Q.
    Reviewed on Sep 26, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip — Sharks)

    Awesome captain great trip

    caught lots of fish, put some fish in the box. Caught sharks, red fish, and got to catch our own bait fish which was a lot of fun and helped the people in our group get used to casting wne setting the hook. 5 Stars!
    Marcus L.
    Marcus L.
    Reviewed on Sep 26, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Inshore/Nearshore - 1:00 PM)

    Awesome Trip!!

    My brothers and I went on a 4 hour inshore trip with Todd and had an absolute blast. Todd was knowledgable, helpful, and did everything in his power to make sure we were catching fish and having a great time. We caught dozens of fish, and overall had a fantastic experience.
    Aaron S.
    Aaron S.
    Reviewed on Sep 26, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Family fun day - 1:00 PM)

    great family fishing trip

    we caught a ton of fish. jayson realky knows what he is doing and is a master of this areas
    Kevin H.
    Kevin H.
    Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 hr Kids trip)

    Son's first trip

    I booked a kids trip for my son who's 3 years old and we all had a great time. Captain Dan had us on fish in the first hour and was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. Dan made sure my son could catch fish and even rigged his little pole we brought with. My wife and son loved it and we will definitely come back.
    Zach M.
    Zach M.
    Reviewed on Sep 26, 2026
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ヒラメ釣りについて

サイズ
1 to 5lbs
食用価値
優秀
Game Quality
平均

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.