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  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 HR–Fish/Dolphin Combo - Fall)

    First Charter Fishing Experience

    We went for my son's 16th birthday and had a great time! The weather was beautiful. Captain Mike is a great host and tour guide! We caught a bunch of spar fish that we brought home. We also caught quite a few red snapper, but they weren't big enough to keep. There were a few others that we caught, but I can't recall their names. And we saw dolphins here and there! We will definitely be back!
    Always H.
    Always H.
    Reviewed on окт. 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3 HR–Fish/Dolphin Combo - Fall - 7:30 AM)

    great first charter experience

    captain mike was amazing from the start had a great personality and attitude he walked us through the boat safety and off we were we trued several different types of fishing of which he showed us everything we needed to know we really had an amazing time out we caught red snapper, pompano snd a few ither the dolphins definitely made the trip whole from watching them jump around to following the boat we really couldnt ask for anything more
    Logan R.
    Logan R.
    Reviewed on сент. 21, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4HR Family Style Fishing Adventure - 11:00 AM)

    had a great time!!

    the water conditions were not ideal but captain Mike was still able to take us to catch fish, play with dolphins and have an amazing day!
    Katherine R.
    Katherine R.
    Reviewed on сент. 18, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour - Inshore/Bay Fishing Fall)

    Great trip!

    Great trip while on vacation. Captain Mike put us on fish. We stopped and watched the dolphins too.
    Frank S.
    Frank S.
    Reviewed on сент. 14, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour – Blue Angels/Fishing Combo)

    Blue Angel Trip

    My wife and I had a great trip and our Capt was great we will definitely book him next year but book a full day
    Richard P.
    Richard P.
    Reviewed on сент. 10, 2026
На основе ИИ

О рыбалке на Рыба-лопата (атлантический пагуар)

Размер
1 to 6lbs
Пищевая ценность
Хорошо
Game Quality
Среднее

Spadefish fishing is all about fast action on light tackle. These bold, striped sport fish gather in tight schools and hit small baits with gusto. They fight above their size, making them a favorite for families and first-time anglers, as well as seasoned pros.

You will usually target Spadefish while inshore or nearshore around reefs, wrecks, buoys, and pilings. Light spinning gear, small hooks, and fluorocarbon leaders work best. Clam strips, shrimp, crab pieces, and small jellyfish imitations are classic baits. Chumming with crushed clams can draw a school to the boat. When fish rise in the chum, sight-casting or drifting a bait under a float is deadly. Fly fishing with small crustacean or sponge patterns also produces when fish are high in the water.

Expect a fun, hands-on bite with quick hookups close to the boat. Fights are energetic but manageable, which makes Spadefish fishing great for kids and mixed-skill groups. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses for spotting fish, and non-slip shoes. Pack snacks and water, and be ready to keep baits small and steady. These fish have soft mouths, so use a gentle hookset and a smooth drag.

Before you go, check local rules. License and permit requirements, seasons, and harvest limits vary by area. Some places set gear rules or special protections near reefs and wrecks. Always follow current regulations and any instructions from your captain or local authorities.

Spadefish fishing is all about fast action on light tackle. These bold, striped sport fish gather in tight schools and hit small baits with gusto. They fight above their size, making them a favorite for families and first-time anglers, as well as seasoned pros.

You will usually target Spadefish while inshore or nearshore around reefs, wrecks, buoys, and pilings. Light spinning gear, small hooks, and fluorocarbon leaders work best. Clam strips, shrimp, crab pieces, and small jellyfish imitations are classic baits. Chumming with crushed clams can draw a school to the boat. When fish rise in the chum, sight-casting or drifting a bait under a float is deadly. Fly fishing with small crustacean or sponge patterns also produces when fish are high in the water.

Expect a fun, hands-on bite with quick hookups close to the boat. Fights are energetic but manageable, which makes Spadefish fishing great for kids and mixed-skill groups. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses for spotting fish, and non-slip shoes. Pack snacks and water, and be ready to keep baits small and steady. These fish have soft mouths, so use a gentle hookset and a smooth drag.

Before you go, check local rules. License and permit requirements, seasons, and harvest limits vary by area. Some places set gear rules or special protections near reefs and wrecks. Always follow current regulations and any instructions from your captain or local authorities.