Port Orange
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Com'N'Getit Charters
Port Orange, United States
Angler's choice
100+ reviews
Capt. Billy Pettigrew is the owner and Come N Get It Fishing Charters. He grew up in Ormond Beach, FL and now resides in Port Orange, FL. The captain developed a passion for fishing at a young age.
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Rating
4.9
101 reviews
4.8
Boat & Equipment
4.9
Captain & Crew
4.9
Fishing Experience
Anglers' gallery (87)
What anglers say
96%
Good experience
99%
Friendly captain
98%
Recommend this charter
95%
Appropriate for children
97%
Satisfied with the boat
93%
Caught fish
All reviews (101)
Showing 1 – 5 of 101 reviews
Brad MillerRepeat angler
Ohio, US•Member since 2026•2 trips5.0VerifiedGreat Time
4hrs Artificial Only (2 Max) • 2 adults • 1 childcaptain Billy worked very hard to put us on fish, we paid for a 4 hour trip and ended up staying out 8 hours because captain Billy was working so hard to put us on the fish we wanted to catch. Hes also a great guy to be out on a boat with all day long. If your looking to book a fishinf trip with a captain that will work extra hard to put you on the fish this is definitely the charter for you!!
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Mark ThornRepeat anglerNew York, US•Member since 2026•2 trips5.0VerifiedAwesome trip!!!
Summe 5hr Special - 7:00 AM • 2 adultsAwesome fishing trip with Captain Billy on the Halifax River. Not only did we catch fish, but the scenery and wildlife were fantastic. Dolphins, manatees and various bird spices completed the backdrop of a fantastic trip. Captain Billy's knowledge of the river and and locations to fish were spot on! I would highly recommend this trip to any angler who wants to enjoy a day of fishing!
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Response from Captaingood times and tight lines
Michael MartinTennessee, US•Member since 20265.0VerifiedGreat trip!
4hr Backwater and Inshore - 7:00 AM • 3 adultsCaptain Billy is the man. Took me and my boys out for a great day on intercoastal for a good time, definitely seems to know what's going on in the water ways in the area. Would definitely recommend. Probably one of the best in the area.
Reported catch:- Michael MurphyNew York, US•Member since 20265.0Verified
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Summer 5hr Special • 2 adultsBilly moved around and found active Red Fish. Very informative on fishing inshore. As a Bass fishing guy myself, I rate Billy a 10 +. Book him
Reported catch:Response from Captainthanks Mike
Vance LeonePennsylvania, US•Member since 20265.0Verifiedsuch a great fishing experience. wouldnt change a thing!
4hr Flagler Beach - 7:00 AM • 2 adultscouldnt ask for a better experienc with an experienced captin. Well worth every minute.
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Our Fishing Locations
What's biting with Com’N’Getit Fishing Charters in Port Orange
After the highs of summer, the water is at its hottest – and so is the fishing! Tarpon will make their way inshore, so you'll get to test your skills against the "Silver King."
Top catches for September
Fishing reports
The time is now
Mar 13, 2025 • Port Orange
Redfish bite is hot, sheephead is still strong but size is going down as the water temps warm up. This brings on the snapper bite. Magic # is 72 degrees for the snappers. Sharks have invaded the shallows, where they range from 2 to 4 '. Baits of choice have been shrimp, mud minnows and live finger mullet of you can find them.
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Fall fishing is hot
Sep 4, 2023 • Port Orange
With the bait run starting to kick off the bite is hot. Fiah are chewing.
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Fall Bait run, bull red fish on fire!!!
Oct 11, 2017 • Port Orange
With the cooler weather coming in...well kind of in Florida (80's instead of 90's) . This has the big BULL REDS on fire in my area. This also has the Snook, Jacks, Flounder and other game fish on the hunt to feed. Book now and do not miss your chance at a fish of a lifetime.
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Trout still biting strong
Jul 29, 2017 • Port Orange
With the heat staying the bite is still red hot. The Tomoka Basin in Ormond Beach is producing Redfish, Trout, Snook, and Tarpon. You can catch these on live finger mullet and shrimp right now. While Daytona Beach the surf fishing has been pretty good with Whiting, I would use fresh dead shrimp or clams. Port Orange and Ponce Inlet areas are getting some Mangrove Snapper on the larger side up to 15″ along with Snook, Redfish, Jacks, and Trout. All can be caught on small finger mullet and shrimp. The Halifax River has the shrimp run going right now. You can find them on the channel ledges by using your depth finder to locate the clumps of shrimp traveling down that ledge.
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Fall Bait Run
Sep 16, 2015 • Port Orange
The mullet run is going off right now. This has the redfish, snook, trout, and flounder fired up. The fish are everywhere from creeks to the main river and backwater to the Inlet. Picture of client Roy with his first Snook and Redfish
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July Report
Jul 21, 2015 • Port Orange
I’ve been finding a healthy number of Redfish and Black Drum in the Halifax River in the Ormond Beach Area from the Tomoka Basin up to High Bridge with some Trout mixed in. Also the small to medium shrimp (BAIT SHRIMP) are making their way down the river. Start checking the High Bridge to the Tug boat area and work your way south. Port Orange is covered with Mangrove Snapper up to 15″. Fish the Rocks or some type of heavy cover around Ponce Inlet. The best bite is on the outgoing tide. Don’t be surprised if you get a few Drum or Sheephead in the mix. There are still a lot of Bonnet Head shark to be caught around the Inlet as well.
Here is the local report from the news paper to add in on some other fishing going on around the Daytona Beach Area.
TOMOKA BASIN, RIVER: When you fish a saltwater body of water, you expect to catch saltwater fish. Capt. Kyle Busby of **hidden content** said he was fishing up the river and caught a half dozen largemouth bass, which is a freshwater species. “Those freshwater bass were everywhere,” Busby said. “I’ve never seen them like that before. My buddy caught six of them using a top water lure.” Busby said the bass were running in the 2- to 3-pound range. In the same water, Busby hooked several snook plus a 28.5-inch trout that weighed nearly 7 pounds. “Fishing has been hot up here,” he said.
OFFSHORE: Jeff Burkhead at Fishin’ Cove Bait & Tackle in New Smyrna Beach said boats going way offshore, in the 25- to 30-mile range, are catching gag grouper in the 30- to 40-pound range. “They’re landing a whole bunch of amberjacks, too,” he said. Burkhead said cold water near the coast has pushed the bigger fish out towards the warmer waters of the Gulf Stream.
SURF, PIERS: The Sunglow Pier has seen spurts of activity over the last week, including a run of mutton snapper. Anglers have enjoyed a here-and-there catch of black drum, redfish, whiting and small sharks. The Flagler Beach Pier has seen a consistent bite of large, speckled trout, flounder, whiting, bluefish and spots. One lucky angler landed a kingfish over the weekend. The hot baits have been live mullet and shrimp. The surf is stuffed with whiting and the occasional pompano.
PONCE INLET, HALIFAX RIVER: Michael Callahan from Brigadoon Fish Camp in Port Orange said anglers are quickly reaching their limit on mangrove snapper using pinfish and live shrimp, anywhere from the jetties to Rose Bay. “They are everywhere,” he said. He said river anglers are catching flounder here and there. Burkhead said the inlet is packed with giant redfish which makes for “a really nice photo.” The redfish limit is 27 inches. Anglers are catching reds 40 inches or longer on a regular basis. “There’s not really a season anymore because they are always there,” Burkhead said. Busby said there is plenty of keeper fish of all varieties being caught around the Dunlawton Causeway in Port Orange.
MOSQ. LAGOON, INDIAN RIVER: Al Huffman at Lagoon Bait & Tackle in Edgewater said the south end of the lagoon-river area is covered in redfish and trout. “You got to catch them early in the morning or late at night,” he said. “Trout are strong around dock lights at night. Guys are catching plenty of mangrove snapper around rock piles and docks during the day.”
MATANZAS INLET, RIVER: Devil’s Elbow Fish Camp located on the north side of the inlet reports anglers are nabbing large numbers of flounder and a steady supply of redfish.
ST. JOHNS RIVER: Capt. Rick Rawlins at Highland Park Fish Camp in DeLand said the river water levels are up thanks to recent rain. “We’re getting a good bass bite early in the morning and late in the day,” he said. “Not a lot of big ones, but lots of fish being caught.” The bluegill bite is strong, but Rawlins said the shellcracker are still being shy.
This report is from the Daytona Beach News Journal
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