Half Day (4 hours) $450
Full Day (8 hours) $600
Night trip (4 or 8 hours) Same Rates Apply

(3 Angler Maximum)

$100 per day deposit required to book a charter. Deposit is refunded if a charter is cancelled at least 3 weeks prior to the scheduled date. If cancelled within 3 weeks of a charter your deposit can be applied as credit to any trip booked within one year from the cancelled charter date. Deposit is fully refundable if a charter has to be cancelled due to bad weather.

What is included
Tackle (Fly, Spin and Conventional)
Bait
Fishing License
Water

What you need to bring
Polarized Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Hat
Rain Gear
Camera
Food and Drinks other than water (no alcohol please).
Your favorite rod and reel (Fly fisherman typically prefer to use their own tackle. If you have equipment you love to use and it will be suitable for the task you are welcome to bring it along).

JANUARY-MARCH
Inshore, trout and redfish are available on the flats. At night you can find snook around docks, attracted by the lights. Spanish Mackerel, bluefish and pompano are in pretty thick. We can find some early Jumbo Jack Crevalle on calm days and Spinner sharks will be on the beaches. Amberjacks are on nearshore reefs and wrecks. The winter nighttime tarpon bite in Miami is in full swing. Febuary the Spanish Mackeral are peaking and flyfishing for sharks becomes more consistent. As always there is a good bite of trout and redfish. Cobia start showing up too. Moving into early spring, shark and jack crevalle fishing is at its best. Cobia fishing continues to improve as does the night snook fishing.

APRIL -JUNE
Springtime jack crevalle and shark fishing is in full swing now. Night time snook fishing is very good and the cobia continue to bite. The kingfish start to show up with the bait closer to the beach. In May the kingfish bite is excellent and night time snook fishing is still real good. Look for the tarpon to show up around Palm Beach and Stuart on their northerly migration towards the end of May. June is peak tarpon time from Boca Raton up to Ft. Pierce. Daytime snook fishing improves and there is always a good trout and redfish bite on the flats. It's fly fishing time, as the bonito start showing up in early summer.

JULY-SEPTEMBER
With summer comes some of the hottest fishing, the trout and redfish are strong, snook fishing is off the charts with big fish in the inlets and along the beaches from Ft. Pierce & Stuart down to Boynton Beach and Boca Raton. Flyfishing for the offshore species is in full swing. August sees the last of the tarpon migration. Bonito and kingfish remain a good bet and with light winds, fly fishing is awesome. There is always the chance of hooking up to a sailfish while hunting kingfish and bonito. Early September brings the mullet run and fishing can be phenomenal. Most everything that swims out there loves mullet, so if the mullet are here, tarpon, snook, trout, redfish, shark, jack crevalle, bluefish and kingfish will all have mullet on the menu.

OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Up and down the coast from Ft. Pierce to Boynton Beach and Palm Beach, in October, everything is munching on the mullet. Fishing for tarpon, snook, trout, redfish, shark, jack crevalle and kingfish is still hot, and night time tarpon and snook fishing is good. As November rolls around it's the last chance to catch some of the end of the mullet run action. As the mullet move out things transition into our winter pattern. Nighttime snook fishing is still good. Pompano start to show towards the end of the month. Snook, trout, ladyfish, jack crevalles & bluefish are available on the flats. We finish off the year with spanish mackerel, bluefish and pompano making a good showing. If nice calm conditions prevail you may be able to get some “just before Christmas” Jumbo Jacks. Early spinner sharks are also a possibility. Amberjacks are on nearshore reefs and wrecks. The winter Tarpon nighttime bite in Miami is just getting going. Snook are on the dock lights at night.