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Fishing Charters
Fishing Charters
We offer it all. Inshore, nearshore, offshore, backwater flats, fly fishing, and more.
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We Provide Great Gear
Free Florida fishing license, quality gear and, all necessary lures & bait
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Fishing Guides
Captain Dan is a lifelong angler and all around outdoorsman. University of Alabama grad. Chasing fish on the reefs, bays, and flats.
Read moreDolphin Tours
Dolphin Tours
On this adventure dolphins are most certainly not the only wildlife we are likely to encounter. It is likely to encounter birds of prey, sea turtles, and much more.
Read moreHidden Beach Tours
Hidden Beach Tours
Beautiful scenery and enjoy some time on the water with a cold one in your hand. These trips are %100 private and customized for the pleasure of you and your crew.
Read moreScalloping
Scalloping
A truly amazing experience for you and your crew. We will spend our time snorkeling the beautiful shallow clear waters of St. Joe bay in search of the very prized and delicious Bay Scallop.
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The reason your crew is here. We have years of experience ensuring a great and safe experience that will go beyond your expectations. Our knowledge of the local waters are unmatched. We pride ourselves in our ability to cater to our customers.
Took a client out fishing with Daniel on March 13th. Daniel worked hard to put us on fish. He shared a lot of knowledge of whys and where’s of what we were doing.
Latest Blog
12lb Mangrove Snapper
Two guys in town from Arizona wanted to hit the reefs for some local groceries. Conditions were fair with a breeze increasing as the day progressed. We headed out about 30 minutes after safe light to make it happen. With the lower water temperatures this time of year I knew the Grouper have moved into their winter time depths so that's where we headed. The bite was non stop all day. Numerous barely undersized groupers and out of season red snappers were released. We did manage 3 very nice gag groupers and a 12lb mangrove snapper for the dinner table (enough for several meals). All in all over 100 fish were caught and it was another memorial day on the water.
Finally, a break in the weather
After a few days of putting it off finally, a break in the weather. Higher temps, clear skies, and clear back waters meant only one thing, sight fishing for reds with light tackle. Two fine gentlemen from Warner Robins Georgia along with myself were gonna go try and make it happen. Pulling up to one of my favorite flats we were soon met with the welcoming sight of small schools of reds. The day started slow with lots of refusals but then like a light switch with the turning of the tide it was on. Many reds were caught and released for another day.
Cold Cold Cold
Well at least for me. Conditions were less than ideal as a result of a cold front moving into the panhandle. Three guys from up north were adamant and I knew it was possible but probably going to be tough to say the least. Aware of the circumstances we were off in hopes to catch some big bull reds. The fishing was slow and the big reds did not cooperate but attitudes were positive and after what seemed like forever are luck finally turned. Finally a bent rod and a screaming reel as the result of massive black durm. With our time running out I suggested a quick move in hopes to catch dinner. We did and soon the whiting were chewing and the cooler full.
Mr. Carlton from South Georgia
Conditions were fair with a strong wind and rain predicted for the afternoon. But we had sheepshead on the brain. A sometimes tricky fish to hook but very rewarding when done so especially on light tackle. We knew we were a few weeks early for them to pile up in great numbers but we still wanted to give it a try. Armed with light tackle and a few special baits we made the run. To our surprise we got lucky. We found them. The bite was very touch and go but we managed a few and were very pleased. We then decided to finish our morning on the reef adding a few vermilion and mangrove snappers to the box. We headed back to the dock about 30 minutes early in order to avoid the declining weather conditions.
