FISHING TRIPS

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from kids’ first catch to trophy hunts

A boy and a girl on a boat holding fish they caught, with a lake and a dock in the background, on a sunny day.
Group of five people on a boat holding fish, with a backdrop of water and green trees under a partly cloudy sky.
Woman on a boat holding a large fish she caught, with water and a shoreline in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A young boy standing on a boat or dock near water, holding a large fish he caught, smiling, wearing sunglasses, a baseball cap, white t-shirt, and light blue shorts, with trees and a sunny sky in the background.
A young boy in blue clothes and a black cap is holding a large fish on a boat by the water, smiling proudly.
Person holding a large fish on a boat in the ocean, smiling, wearing a cap and white shirt.
A woman wearing sunglasses and a helmet holding a large fish in the ocean, smiling widely.
Woman in pink bikini holding a large fish on a boat in the ocean, wearing a straw hat and sunglasses.
A woman holding a large fish at night, smiling, wearing a blue hooded jacket and a blue beanie.

2 or 3 Hour Family Fun Trips – Perfect for families, kids, or anyone looking for a relaxed day on the water. These shorter trips are all about making memories—casting lines, catching fish, spotting dolphins, and enjoying the beauty of Tampa Bay. Great for beginners or anyone who just wants a casual adventure that’s still full of excitement.

4 or 6 Hour Fishing Charters – For anglers who want more time to explore and target a wider variety of species, these trips give you the chance to chase after some of Tampa Bay’s best inshore fishing opportunities. With my experience and knowledge of the area, we’ll maximize your time on the water and go after the fish you’re looking for.

No matter which trip you choose, you’ll get a fun, safe, and memorable experience tailored to your group.

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Targeted species

  • Snook

    Snook in the Tampa Bay area are one of the most sought-after inshore gamefish, known for their hard fights and explosive strikes. They thrive around mangroves, bridges, docks, and grass flats, moving to beaches and passes in summer to spawn and retreating into rivers and backwaters during cooler months.

  • Redfish

    Redfish are a staple inshore species, prized for their power and bronze coloring with the signature tail spot. They roam grass flats, oyster bars, and mangrove shorelines, often schooling in shallow water. Year-round residents, redfish feed on shrimp, crabs, and baitfish, making them a reliable target for anglers in every season.

  • Trout

    Spotted seatrout in the Tampa Bay area are abundant and popular for both sport and table fare. They’re often found on grass flats, sandy potholes, and channels, especially in cooler months when they school up in deeper water. Aggressive feeders, trout strike readily on live bait and soft plastics, making them a reliable catch throughout the year.

  • Tarpon

    THE SILVER KING! Tarpon are legendary for their size and acrobatic fights. Each spring and summer, they migrate through passes, beaches, and the bay, drawing anglers from around the world. Tarpon can reach well over 100 pounds and are strictly catch-and-release, offering one of the most thrilling challenges in sport fishing.

  • Mangrove Snapper

    Mangrove snapper in the Tampa Bay area are a favorite for their tasty fillets and sharp instincts. They thrive around structures like mangroves, bridges, docks, and rock piles, feeding on shrimp, crabs, and small baitfish. Available year-round, they’re a dependable catch for anglers of all skill levels.

  • Tripletail

    Tripletail are a unique and exciting catch, often spotted floating near crab trap buoys, channel markers, and debris at the surface. Known for their odd shape and excellent table quality, they strike aggressively on live shrimp and small baitfish. Seasonal visitors, tripletail offer a fun and rewarding challenge when they show up along the bay and nearshore waters.

  • Sheepshead

    Sheepshead in the Tampa Bay area are easily recognized by their black stripes and strong teeth, perfect for crunching crabs, barnacles, and shrimp. They gather around pilings, bridges, rocks, and mangroves, especially in cooler months when they spawn in large numbers. Valued for their tasty fillets, sheepshead are a dependable target for anglers looking for steady action and great eating.

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