St. Petersburg
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Capt. DL Spragg Charters
São Petersburgo, Estados Unidos
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250+ avaliações
Hi! My name is Capt Dylan and I have spent my entire life fishing the beautiful waters of Tampa Bay! I started guiding to help pay for pilot school, but no matter how much I love to fly, nothing beats a rod bending day on the water!
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Rachael Kincart
Cincinnati, OH, Estados Unidos•Membro desde 20265.0VerificadoBook with Captain Dylan!!
Passeio de Pesca de 3h para Iniciantes - 13:00 • 4 adultos • 3 criançasWe had an amazing time on our fishing trip with Captain Dylan! From the moment we got on the boat, he made us feel welcome and comfortable. He was incredibly patient and took the time to teach each of us the proper way to fish, explaining everything in a way that was easy to understand. Thanks to his guidance, every single one of us caught fish, which made the experience even more exciting! The boat ride itself was absolutely phenomenal—beautiful scenery, calm water, and an all-around relaxing day on the water. Captain Dylan’s knowledge, friendly personality, and willingness to help made this a trip we’ll always remember. If you’re looking for a fun, family-friendly fishing charter with a captain who genuinely cares about making sure everyone has a great experience, we can’t recommend Captain Dylan enough. We’ll definitely be booking another trip the next time we’re in Florida!
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Joey IsaacSan Antonio, TX, Estados Unidos•Membro desde 20175.0VerificadoBest Fishing trip ever!
Passeio de meio dia de Pesca Costeira • 4 adultos • 2 criançasCaltain Dylan was great, We talked about catching a tarpon and he explained how hard it is but did his best to give us an amazing experience and boy did he deliver! We first saw some tarpon rolling early and did everything we could to catch them. My son hooked into a 40 lb tarpon and held on for a ride unfortunately he broke him off! We kept trying but to no avail. So off we went to catch some live bait for some snook. That was a interesting experience to say the least…..But as a storm was aproaching us it seemed the tarpon had followed us and started rolling in about 3 ft of water, as we got our lines back in the storm was fast approaching and we headed for cover. Most captains and fishing trips would of been over by now but captain dylan asked if we wanted to wait out the lightning and rain so we did and about 10 min later we went back to where we saw them and low and behold they were still there after about 15 min of chumming and baits in the water the fight of my fishing life was on. 30 min later and 500 yd farther then where we started I brought the 60lb tarpon to the boat. We drove a little ways to get to shallower water to get out of the boat and take pictures. What a fishing trip this was. I was cooked after that and then i hear so are yall ready to go catch some more fish….to my surprise we got more bait went to another spot and my kids were catching reds, bonnet head sharks, a sting ray and i actually hooked into a smaller tarpon. To say the least this was an epic adventure my family will never forget. We are already planning our next trip with Captain Dylan!!!!!!
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Luke MortensenPensilvânia, Estados Unidos•Membro desde 20265.0VerificadoWill only book with Capt Dylan!
Passeio de meio dia de Pesca Costeira • 2 adultos • 1 criançaWe had an incredible trip with Capt. Dylan! From the moment we dropped lines in the water, we were catching fish. Capt. Dylan was friendly, accommodating, and made sure everyone had a great time. What really stood out was how great he was with the kids. He kept them engaged, helped them every step of the way, and made the experience fun and memorable for the whole family. We've been on several fishing charters over the years, and this was hands down the best trip we've ever been on. If you're looking for a captain who works hard, puts you on fish, and makes the day enjoyable for everyone, we can't recommend Capt. Dylan enough. We'll definitely be booking again!
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Adam BellasIllinois, Estados Unidos•Membro desde 20265.0VerificadoPerfect afternoon fishing with my son.
Passeio de Pesca de 3h para Iniciantes - 13:00 • 2 adultosThis was a great trip from start to finish. Easy location to park and walk right onto the boat. Our guide Dylan already had our fresh bait and took us right out on the water. This was the perfect trip for me and my 13 year old son. We didn’t catch boat loads of fish (still coolers worth) but we caught pretty much all the varieties we wanted to! Dylan knew where to take us and helped us if we got snagged in a tree or if a fish cut the line, he handed us another pole right away. (No waiting around as he was always busy setting us up) We even got to see manatee’s, dolphins and other cool things. I’d highly recommend Dylan’s charter.
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+1Resposta do CapitãoThanks so much for the review! had an absolutely awesome time fishing with you guys 🤙 thank you again for everything
Brad SwansonChicago, IL, Estados Unidos•Membro desde 20265.0VerificadoNOVOAs advertised, great fishing trip!
Passeio de Pesca de 3h para Iniciantes • 2 adultosMy 9 yo son wanted to “go fishing in Florida”. I booked a last minute trip, and then booked with Captain Dylan on the way to the airport. I couldn’t have been much happier! He got us on some fish right away, worked up to some bigger species, and ultimately a shark!!! My son had the time of his life. I would fish with Captain Dylan anytime.
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Excellent fishing to start 2026!
jan 5, 2026 • São Petersburgo
Our mild winter continues and the unseasonably warm weather has kept fishing hot on the flats. Water temps have been stable around 65-67 deg in the bay, pushing 70 deg on the shallow dark bottom flats mid to late afternoon once the sun has had time to time to warm everything up. Combined with the afternoon incoming tides, these warm winter conditions have offered great opportunities to target snook, redfish, and big winter gator trout in shallow water. The slack mid day winds and crystal clear conditions have also presented some awesome sight fishing opportunites on the flats, so keep your eyes peeled for cobia, black drum, redfish and more!
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Epic september Fishing
set 29, 2025 • São Petersburgo
September wrapped up with some epic Tampa Bay inshore fishing- a variety of species are on offer at the moment and some great weather conditions the past couple weeks has allowed us to mix it up each day. There is good bait all over the bay, and flats fishing action for snook and redfish will likely improve as we move into October and early fall conditions. The mangrove snapper action has been excellent all summer long, and a good bite should continue until we start to get our first cold fronts of the fall season. Acres of threadfin herring are nearshore and are being blitzed by hoards of spanish mackerel- the bonita and kingfish won’t be far behind once water temps start to drop a little!
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Spring is in full swing in TB
mar 17, 2025 • São Petersburgo
Spring has definitely sprung in tampa bay and the fishing most trips has been fantastic. White bait is plentiful in the bay, the fish are moving, and there are a variety of options and species to target this time of year inshore. We’ve been catching a lot of slot and overslot snook up to 37” which is great news after the extended cold snap we had several weeks ago. The big sheepshead and big trout are also still around, the trout fishing in particular has been fantastic through the winter and early spring with lots of fish over 20” and numerous around the 24-26” mark. In the last week or two, the spanish mackerel have started to show back up as well and we can only hope that the kingfish will not be too far behind. And of course, we’re keeping our eyes out every day for those first early season tarpon that should start showing up soon around the bridges.
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The winter that just won’t quit
jan 18, 2025 • São Petersburgo
Well it’s been a very chilly winter by our standards here in Tampa Bay, and the fish are trying to get through it just like we are. Water temperatures have been hovering in the mid-50s, and some fish are more tolerant than others to these colder than normal conditions.
You might find a snook or two tucked up in the backwater canals and mangroves, but most snook will be hunkered down in deeper holes just trying to survive the winter. With this cold water, their metabolism shuts down to almost nothing. I wouldn’t expect snook action to turn on until we get on some warmer weather trends into February.
The good news is, there are plenty of other species to target that don’t mind the chilly water. The big gator trout are out there this time of year foraging the shallow flats and mangrove edges, we haven’t found a ton of them but this is the time of year to find the big ones in the 22-24”+ range.
Sheepshead action will of course be going all through the winter, we’ve been finding them consistently around most dock structures and deeper mangrove edges close to good water/tidal flow. We’ve been finding plenty of redfish as well in the same zones as the sheeps, but most of the fish have been smaller in the 14-16” range. Fishing with crabs or live shrimp, you may also stumble on some big black drum which are an awesome catch this time of year on light tackle.
Out in the bay, the grunt action has been very good some days, with lots of solid eater size fish being caught. There have been plenty of mangrove snapper mixed in as well, but we’ve been getting mostly smaller fish with a few keepers mixed in here and there. Of course, the gags are out there as well so be ready when you get that big tug on your 15lb medium action spinning rod.
It looks like the cold weather will persist through the end of this week, barely breaking into the low 50s some days. The good news is it looks like we’ll get on a solid warming trend the last several days of January, with temps in the 70s that will continue into the first week of February. This will be a welcome relief for both us and the fish.
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The Bay is Still quite a mess from Milto
out 19, 2024 • São Petersburgo
Our trip on Sat Oct 19 was pretty lousy, to say the least. The wind was blowing 15-20 from the ENE, and we simply could not find fish on the flats in their normal early fall spots. I wish I could say I am surpised, but considering everything that has happened the last few weeks, the bay and the fishing is in quite bad shape. At least from what I have seen on the water personally since Hurricane Milton. Before Milton, the fishing was absolutely on fire inshore. Now, the bay is murky and discolored from all the freshwater runoff, there is debris everywhere, and we are getting reports of algae blooms and red tide off the beaches. Much of the bay is looking like the Mississippi River currently. Water temps are running in the low to mid 70s, which is at least 10 degrees cooler than temps prior to Milton. I am sure there are still fish to be found out there, but I would say all bets are off when it comes to targeting your normal patterns for this time of year. Again, this is just what I have seen personally on the water since Hurricane Milton. Maybe there are other people out there finding fish, who knows. I think instead of fishing the next week or two, time will be better spent cleaning our bay and beaches, and trying to get our resources back up and running. I have recommended most of my clients cancel upcoming trips, simply due to the conditions and the quality of the bay currently.
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St. Pete weekend fishing report 9/6
set 5, 2024 • São Petersburgo
The bait is getting bigger on the flats, and more and more good size snook and redfish are starting to make their way from the beaches, passes, and nearshore structure to the flats inside the bay. As always, its important to hit your spots on the right tide, and with the right bait. Pilchards are still pretty small on the flats, but if you can find some slightly bigger threadfins, greenbacks, or sardines you’ll be setting yourself up for a good shot at nice fish. Cut ladyfish, cut pinfish, and shrimp will also work. There are also still lots of mangrove snapper around inshore, but most of the bottom spots inside the bay will have gotten hammered this past week with people trying to get their keeper gag while the short two week season is open.
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