Christopher Liptak
Captain

Christopher Liptak

Miami, United States
25+ reviews
Native to South Florida, Captain Chris Liptak is the youngest of 4 children. As a child, he grew up exploring Miami's Biscayne Bay and many surrounding areas. As a young man, he began his venture in the marine industry as a boat captain for Hewes, Maverick, and pathfinder boats. His journeys carried him West, to California and Hawaii before returning to Florida in his later years to care for his elders. Captain Chris has a calm and relaxed approach, always assuring the safety of everyone aboard. He is well known for his patience and persistence when chasing down fish. His 45 years of experience, and wisdom passed down by his father and his many mentors in the industry. The Atlantic Ocean, the Florida Keys, and surrounding areas have been his playground since 1972.

Charter

Rating

5.0
27 reviews
5.0
Boat & Equipment
5.0
Captain & Crew
5.0
Fishing Experience

All reviews (27)

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  • Dedra Hogrefe
    Dedra Hogrefe
    us
    Minnesota, US
    Member since 2023
    5.0
    Verified

    Great trip!

    Half Day Trip • 4 adults • 2 children

    We had a great time! Captain Chris did a fantastic job bringing us offshore to target the fish we were looking for! We also had 2 kids with and he did a great job giving them advise and teaching them tips and tricks! thanks again 😊

    Reported catch:
    Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
    Response from Captain

    Thank you, it was a pleasure having you all aboard, enjoy your fresh Mahi Mahi lunch! Capt. Chris

  • Tad Bardenwerper
    Tad Bardenwerper
    Repeat angler
    us
    North Carolina, US
    Member since 2024
    2 trips
    5.0
    Verified

    Great trip!

    Half Day Trip • 6 adults • 3 children

    Captain Chris was great with our group, which included several kids. Despite challenging conditions, he made sure we found the fish, and explained the different tactics we were using throughout. Highly recommend!

    Response from Captain

    Thank you for your patronage. Hope to see you all again soon. safe travels, Capt. Chris

  • Tea Moone
    Tea Moone
    us
    Texas, US
    Member since 2021
    5.0
    Verified

    Knowledgeable and professional captain

    Half Day Trip • 2 adults

    This was a trip with my daughter and I (I’m mom). Captain Christopher was helpful and understood the area well. The boat was very clean and well equipped.

    Reported catch:
    Mutton Snapper
  • Dani Schwartz
    Dani Schwartz
    us
    New York, US
    Member since 2022
    5.0

    Fishing with Christopher

    Inshore slam

    Capt Chris was super nice and made everyone feel comfortable. The boat is really nice and very clean. He worked the entire trip to make sure me my wife and my kids had the best time possible. Would definitely recommend, great for families and any other group Im sure! Thanks for everything!

    Response from Captain

    Thank you, Mr.Schwartz

  • Robert Winston
    Robert Winston
    us
    Florida, US
    Member since 2026
    4.3
    Verified

    Great day Fishing

    Special 4 hour trip for Robert Winston • 2 adults

    had a great day with Captain Chris, boat was impeccable, friendly, helpful, and just a pleasure

    Response from Captain

    Thank you Robert, nice to have some ā€œlocalsā€ on the boat for a change. Just leave the bananas at home next time. lol. Cheers, Capt. Chris

Real catches shared by our community

  • A young angler proudly displaying a vibrant Mahi Mahi while aboard a fishing boat, enjoying a sunny day on the water.
    Fish 1
    Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
    Dedra H.
    Dedra H.
    We had a great time! Captain Chris did a fantastic job bringing us offshore to target the fish we were looking for! We also had 2 kids with and he did a great job giving them advise and teaching them tips and tricks! thanks again 😊
  • A young angler proudly displaying a vibrant Mahi Mahi at the marina, with a scenic backdrop of boats and palm trees.
    Fish 1
    Fish 2
    Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
    Sunrise bite, Couple of patches and bird action at 600 ft. Fun, fun & happy kids!
  • A proud angler holding a colorful Snapper while fishing on a sunny day, with another person in the background preparing to cast.
    Fish 1
    Mutton Snapper
    Tea M.
    Tea M.
    This was a trip with my daughter and I (I’m mom). Captain Christopher was helpful and understood the area well. The boat was very clean and well equipped.
  • Two young anglers proudly displaying their catch of Mahi Mahi on a boat in a tropical setting.
    Fish 1
    Dolphin (Mahi Mahi)
    It’s a long ride out but slow & steady saves gas, gotta find you lines. Wind, & current allow for some spots of trolling. We made repeated passes in a 150 yard clear spot adjacent to some heavy weed, drag the first one to the boat and the others follow and **hidden content** baits. We picked up (6) 7 - 14 lbs.
  • Angler proudly displaying a large Amberjack while fishing offshore, showcasing a beautiful day on the water.
    Fish 1
    Giant Trevally
    Steady work, a few losses and the win of the day, Russ & his African Pompano. Texas folks are cool. ??
  • A couple proudly displaying a large fish, likely a Yellowtail, while enjoying a sunny day on the water.
    Highly effective fishing technique that involves positioning and presentation. High speed vertical jigging mimics an escaping bait fish, and attracts almost every kind of predator. On this trip we hooked into a few large sharks, lost a few jigs to some toothy mackerel and scored a few reef fish for the dinner table.
  • A young angler proudly holding a small fish while fishing on a boat in clear blue waters.
    Fish 1
    Silver Trevally
    Robert W.
    Robert W.
    had a great day with Captain Chris, boat was impeccable, friendly, helpful, and just a pleasure
  • A fish is seen jumping out of the water, showcasing an exciting moment during a fishing trip, likely targeting species like Snapper or similar in a coastal environment.
    Early bird gets the worm, at high/incoming tide yhe tarpon are stacking up under the bridge lights all through yhe city of Miami. They have been feasting on live shrimp at the shadow lines and bridge pilings. This young juvenile was tricked with a ā€œLive Targetā€ artificial shrimp and fought like hell in disbelief! Having a remote controlled trolling motor allows our charter boat to navigate yhe current and obstructions, efficiently landing the fish in 15 minutes on light tackle. Out client was extremely pleased and begged for more.
  • An angler proudly displaying a large Snapper aboard a fishing boat, showcasing a successful day on the water.
    Fish 1
    Mangrove Snapper
    October 1st, the mullet have finally arrived in Miami and can be found moving along the seawalls, beaches, and bridges. Snook, tarpon, jack crevalle, even big Mangrove snappers have awaken. No boat necessary, now is the time to go fish and bring home a decent meal for your family. Hit up your local tackle shop for a Cassnet or buy an artificial mullet lure. My favorite is the ā€œlive targetā€œ. Good luck and tight lines! Captain Chris, Domestic Six Pack Charters.
  • Family fishing photo with a young angler and adult proudly holding a large snook in shallow coastal water.
    This year opening day snook season was incredible! The mullet run finally hit Miami last week, and the fish were everywhere on the beaches in the creeks and canals on the flats. My daughter and I had so much fun watching this slot 32 inch hit the Rapala top water lure. Go out and fish. Domestic Six Pack.

What's biting with Domestic Six Pack Charters in Miami

Fishing continues to be very good, with the Sailfish bite picking up in earnest near shore. Blackfin Tuna and Wahoo can also be caught over the reefs, while inshore action remains as good as ever.

Top catches for November

Fishing reports

A young angler proudly displaying a vibrant Mahi Mahi at the marina, with a scenic backdrop of boats and palm trees.

Sunrise Bite: 600 ft Bird Action

Aug 15, 2026 • Miami
Sunrise bite, Couple of patches and bird action at 600 ft. Fun, fun & happy kids!
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Two young anglers proudly displaying their catch of Mahi Mahi on a boat in a tropical setting.

Mahi Mahi @ 1200 ft. Plus

Jun 22, 2026 • Miami
It’s a long ride out but slow & steady saves gas, gotta find you lines. Wind, & current allow for some spots of trolling. We made repeated passes in a 150 yard clear spot adjacent to some heavy weed, drag the first one to the boat and the others follow and **hidden content** baits. We picked up (6) 7 - 14 lbs.
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Angler proudly displaying a large Amberjack while fishing offshore, showcasing a beautiful day on the water.

Jigging still beats the weeds.

Jun 20, 2026 • Miami
Steady work, a few losses and the win of the day, Russ & his African Pompano. Texas folks are cool. ??
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A couple proudly displaying a large fish, likely a Yellowtail, while enjoying a sunny day on the water.

Vertical jigging beats the weeds

Jun 13, 2026 • Miami
Highly effective fishing technique that involves positioning and presentation. High speed vertical jigging mimics an escaping bait fish, and attracts almost every kind of predator. On this trip we hooked into a few large sharks, lost a few jigs to some toothy mackerel and scored a few reef fish for the dinner table.
Show more
A fish is seen jumping out of the water, showcasing an exciting moment during a fishing trip, likely targeting species like Snapper or similar in a coastal environment.

Silver King chewing!

Apr 6, 2025 • Miami
Early bird gets the worm, at high/incoming tide yhe tarpon are stacking up under the bridge lights all through yhe city of Miami. They have been feasting on live shrimp at the shadow lines and bridge pilings. This young juvenile was tricked with a ā€œLive Targetā€ artificial shrimp and fought like hell in disbelief! Having a remote controlled trolling motor allows our charter boat to navigate yhe current and obstructions, efficiently landing the fish in 15 minutes on light tackle. Out client was extremely pleased and begged for more.
Show more
An angler proudly displaying a large Snapper aboard a fishing boat, showcasing a successful day on the water.

Miami Mullet run!

Oct 1, 2024 • Miami
October 1st, the mullet have finally arrived in Miami and can be found moving along the seawalls, beaches, and bridges. Snook, tarpon, jack crevalle, even big Mangrove snappers have awaken. No boat necessary, now is the time to go fish and bring home a decent meal for your family. Hit up your local tackle shop for a Cassnet or buy an artificial mullet lure. My favorite is the ā€œlive targetā€œ. Good luck and tight lines! Captain Chris, Domestic Six Pack Charters.
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