What would you recommend to anglers fishing in Port Orange, Florida for the first time?

We caught several fish just not a lot that we could keep or we're able to keep. We couldn't go too far out because some people in our party gets seasick in deeper waters. We had fun though catching what we got

The fishing was great. We caught mangrove snapper, grouper, and sheep head, but we caught and released. There was gorgeous scenery all around. The sun is hot, even in the early morning. A hat and long sleeve rash guard are needed. Sunscreen and bug spray are a must! Don't forget water and snacks.

Can't go fishing with no captain, the guy couldn't even give a courtesy call to cancel, did curse me on a review I didn't leave though. did not get to go fishing for waiting on this joke, even said we would switch time days w.e and still he couldn't even apologize knowing he's in the wrong...

Our captain had everything you would need. But bring a foam cooler with ice and ziplock bags. The captain will clean the fish for you. Also bring drinks and snacks if you would like. If you never done this before, it was absolutely a wonderful day for us and worth the money. Also give the captain a generous tip, I did more than 25% which I thought was well worth it for all he did for us.

Ask others what to expect. Find out what time of day is the best time to go out, whether to go offshore, and whether the present conditions are conducive to catching what they are targeting. I would not recommend the trip we took, but that isn't to say that trying a different time of day and a longer period wouldn't be better.

In June, expect to catch anything. Especially when targeting sportfish. Most of them eat the same things, baitfish. Expect it to be HOT. This trip was an exception but it was still 86.

Please choose Ferg's!!! You won't regret it. One cool thing was we got to see him go to a sand bar and catch the bait fish!! How awesome that was!!

It was our first time fishing and having an experienced professional made the experience extraordinary.

Had a blast didn’t catch the big one but had plenty of opportunities it’s not chads fault I’m trash at fishing, still caught 5 between myself and the wife

April water temps are still cold and it would have more variety once temps riser. It is still a fun experience.

A lot of marine life visible. Jellyfish, Dolphins, stingray, sharks, and other fish.

Take plenty of sunscreen and waters to drink! Expect to have an enjoyable experience!

Find Captain Nick Siciliano... listen to his recommendations he will not steer you wrong.

Shark fishing will be dependent on water temp. It was cold so we ended up going after what was hot that week which we were happy with.

Yes, if you go in December at 7 am, prepare for it to be very cold for the trip out to the mouth of the river.

The devil is in the details. Ask questions make sure you know exactly what you are getting for your money.

Honestly, it’s all dependent on the weather. We wanted near /offshore, but that was not happening. Inshore was better than I expected

We did an insure trip, was fairly difficult due to wind and storms. But definitely could not do offshore.

If you want a good day out on the water, smell the salt air and enjoy the good weather this is the place to go.

Fishing this time of year isn’t always the best because of the colder temperatures. But there are still plenty of fish and plenty of action and tight lines to be had.

Not a crazy amount of fish as expected in the off season but our captain knew where we could make some catches

Book with Capt Mike. We caught more than I expected. Whiting and sheepshead. Wear a hat and sunblock. Even in winter my face got slightly burnt

Listen to Captain Mark, because he knows where the fish are, and how to catch them. Bring a light jacket to keep you comfortable when underway. Take fish pictures before you clean them.

Do the morning trip! It gets real hot in the afternoon. Nick suggested the morning after we booked the afternoon and I’m glad we went with his suggestion.

Wear a hat and put on good, greasless sunscreen. Bring plenty of non-alcoholic beverages and hydrate each time your guide changes spots.

If you’re looking for a particular species then study up on the state season of it. Colder months get more activity than hot months.

I would definitely take a chater if you want to catch fish the captain's are local and have their own spots.

Choose a reputable booking site and captain. Fishing Booker has the best reputation and the best captains. They'll handle all the complicated stuff for you

You’d be a fool not to give Captain Dave a chance to show you how your fishing trip is supposed to be!

Yes, be sure to keep an eye on your depth finder. There are a lot of sand bars, so for your boat not good.....fishing awesome.