
Reel Magic Adventures
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Patrick CadleWest Virginia, US•Member since 20265.0VerifiedCaptain Greg knows the technique
3 hour Triple Tail Charter PM • 3 adultsGreg is clearly what you would call a “local fisherman” and he was honest about our skills, which were very subpar, and taught us a lot about how triple tail (prized species in the area) were supposed to be caught. The technique he has is one that other charters are asking him about (on phone and at docks) and I think the only way to learn is with someone like him who knows how these fish want to play. Highly recommended, great 3 hour trip and ended up with a “record” triple tail, almost 30 pounds!!!! Amazing day and he ended up cleaning that bad boy up along with 2 other keepers for around 7-8 pounds of pure fillet goodness. Catch ya next trip!!!
Arthur FarnsleyRepeat anglerIndiana, US•Member since 2019•4 trips5.0VerifiedPretty Good Experience on Tough Day
3 hour Triple Tail Charter PM • 1 adultWe did not catch many fish, but it would be unfair of me to lower Greg's ratings here because I felt like he worked plenty hard. I knew it was going to be cool and breezy. It wound up windier than either Greg or I expected. Greg has a good boat. One way I measure guides (I've been out a lot) is whether they bring all the possible bait. Greg does. He had live shrimp, sand fleas, and croakers (and maybe other stuff). He could find fish, they just wouldn't eat. To be clear, we did catch half a dozen in our three hours. Worth noting: When I booked this trip, I did not realize it stayed in the channel with the cruise boats. Makes sense since the fish are in deep water during the cold, but I had not expected it. Biggest positive is that we ran into two schools of big Jacks near the end and Greg stayed with them until we had tried every trick in the book, much longer than he needed to. I hooked one (it straightened the hook) but we went after them. Pleasant guy to fish with. Would go again.
John BaumSwitzerland•Member since 20255.0Verified10 Sharks!
5 Hour Fishing Charter. • 3 adults • 1 childMy son, best friend and I went with Captain Greg with one mission in mind…well, 1 1/2. My son wanted a shark, and we wanted dinner…although a shark would also be cool😉. We fell short on dinner, but ended with an appetizer, and two, too small, Red Snapper. But Mission Shark was a raging success! Greg was friendly, professional, and an all around good guy. Highly recommend booking with him! Thanks Capt. Greg!
Steven LabarreMassachusetts, US•Member since 20265.0VerifiedNEWGreat morning on the water
4 Hour Family Friendly Fishing (AM) • 3 adultsGreg is an excellent captain. Attentive to the customer and attentive to the conditions. He put us on fish and made our day enjoyable. The boat was well equipped and comfortable. Plenty of live bait to keep the action going.
Mike BockOhio, US•Member since 20265.0Verifiedfishing fun
4 Hour Family Friendly Fishing (AM) • 4 adultsWe had a great time. We had great weather. First day fishing after four days of heavy winds and storms earlier in the week ,Captain Greg did a great job putting us on some fish. He moved us around a lot so we could catch fish. The fish bite wasn’t working out for us. We had a great time anyway. I definitely recommend Reel Magic Adventures and we will definitely be going out with them again.
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Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
Reel Magic AdventuresPort Canaveral, FL
What's biting with Reel Magic Adventures in Port Canaveral
As the crowds disperse, fishing in Port Canaveral gets better than ever. The inshore fish are bigger than ever, with big Bull Redfish, Trout, and Black Drum all biting. Look for Cobia as it returns southwards from its migration.





















