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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Bucket List trip was over the top!

    Captain Buddy was amazing 👏 took us to fish a couple of places. We caught snapper, grouper, a protected Goliath Grouper plus a lemon shark. Being a novice, Buddy kept me baited up and cast the line for me. It was "over the top"...so fun, just do it!
    Mary D.
    Mary D.
    Reviewed on сент. 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 hr full day)

    Excellent trip!!!!

    Captain Brian was awesome, easy going and thoughtful. He put us on fish right away,. answered all my questions and was very patient with us. We caught lots of snapper for dinner ad some big gruper just for fun! I would highly recommend Captain Brian at Jays charters.
    Chris W.
    Chris W.
    Reviewed on сент. 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip – Backwater)

    Everytime I turned around, my wife was hooking up

    We fish locally and found Captain Phil and First Mate Tim were off the charts fun. We caught a lot of fish and they put us on a lot of sea monsters that were perhaps too big to muscle in. If anyone thinks they could do better, sign up for this trip!!!
    Benjamin E.
    Benjamin E.
    Reviewed on сент. 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 Hour (quick trip))

    Awesome Fishing Trip!!

    Charlie is a great Captain! Great energy and such a personality. Made our whole trip fun and adventurous. He was patient with all of us new at fishing, we had no idea what we we're doing lol He's very knowledgeable about fish and the area. If looking for a great fishing trip, Charlie is the Man! 10/10.
    EVA V.
    EVA V.
    Reviewed on сент. 16, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Nearshore - 12:00 PM)

    Bachelor Trip Charter

    We caught Goliath Groupers! The captain and charter experience was great and accommodating!!
    Jonny B.
    Jonny B.
    Reviewed on сент. 12, 2026
На основе ИИ

О рыбалке на гигантский групер

Размер
75 to 150lbs
Пищевая ценность
Отлично
Game Quality
Среднее

Goliath Grouper fishing is all about raw power and close-quarters action. These giants live around reefs, wrecks, bridges, and other heavy structure. Anglers target them for their size, stubborn strength, and unforgettable photos. Hooking one feels like tying into a moving boulder.

Most crews use bottom fishing with heavy tackle near structure. Live bait such as Mullet, Ladyfish, or Jack Crevalle works well, as do large cut baits and crabs. Captains favor braided line, big circle hooks, and stout rods to apply steady pressure. Expect to “stop the run” fast to keep the fish from diving into cover. If a fish “rocks up,” it means it wedged itself in structure.

A typical trip focuses on a few key spots and quick, hard fights. The bite is abrupt, and the first seconds decide the battle. This suits experienced anglers and adventurous first-timers with guidance. Wear sun protection and grippy gloves, and bring a camera for a fast in-water photo. Crews keep fights short, handle fish in the water, and release them promptly to protect these long-lived fish. Kids can join, with tackle scaled to their size and strength.

Regulations for this species vary by location and can change. Many areas require catch-and-release or special permits, seasons, and gear rules. Always check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest regulations before your trip. Your captain will explain current rules and best handling practices on the day.

Goliath Grouper fishing is all about raw power and close-quarters action. These giants live around reefs, wrecks, bridges, and other heavy structure. Anglers target them for their size, stubborn strength, and unforgettable photos. Hooking one feels like tying into a moving boulder.

Most crews use bottom fishing with heavy tackle near structure. Live bait such as Mullet, Ladyfish, or Jack Crevalle works well, as do large cut baits and crabs. Captains favor braided line, big circle hooks, and stout rods to apply steady pressure. Expect to “stop the run” fast to keep the fish from diving into cover. If a fish “rocks up,” it means it wedged itself in structure.

A typical trip focuses on a few key spots and quick, hard fights. The bite is abrupt, and the first seconds decide the battle. This suits experienced anglers and adventurous first-timers with guidance. Wear sun protection and grippy gloves, and bring a camera for a fast in-water photo. Crews keep fights short, handle fish in the water, and release them promptly to protect these long-lived fish. Kids can join, with tackle scaled to their size and strength.

Regulations for this species vary by location and can change. Many areas require catch-and-release or special permits, seasons, and gear rules. Always check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest regulations before your trip. Your captain will explain current rules and best handling practices on the day.