Book the whole boat for a private offshore or deep-sea fishing trip from Fort Pierce. Groups of up to six fish with a captain who has spent 30 years on Treasure Coast waters. Choose a 6- or 8-hour charter with rods, tackle, bait, licence coverage, and crew support included.
Fort Pierce Inlet opens into deep Atlantic water faster than most inlets in Florida. The run out is short, so more of your booked hours are spent with lines in the water instead of watching the coast go by.
Both trips are private, both leave the dock at 7:00 AM, and both are priced flat for the boat plus a tip for the mate.
Our 6hr fishing charter service is the most booked trip on the calendar.
Split six ways, our 8hr offshore fishing charters in Fort Pierce come to roughly $200 an angler for a boat nobody else is on.
How far the boat runs decides what you catch. Both are available, with the 8-hour giving more water to work.
More on each: offshore fishing charters and deep sea fishing.
Our group fishing charters service in Fort Pierce caps at six, which keeps the crew’s attention on your group all day.
Everything below is covered by the trip price. No rental fees, no license to buy on the way.
Rods, reels, tackle and terminal rigs
Kept in an onboard bait tank all trip
Covered for everyone aboard under our charter registration
Onboard fish holds, so your catch stays cold without a cooler
Captain and mate working your lines from departure to return
food, drinks, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Captain with 30 years on the Treasure Coast, mate with 25
Up to six anglers, your group only, no shared trips
One price for the boat, not a per-head rate that climbs with your group
Temperature, bait movement and current set the morning's plan
USCG licensed, Florida registered and insured
Gear, bait and license handled, so a professional fishing charter service means you turn up and fish
“Thirty years on this water taught me where the fish hold. The rest of the job is making sure you have a good day catching them.”
Call to check the calendar, and we will hold your date. Weekend and peak-season mornings fill first, so an earlier call gives you more choice. If conditions are unsafe on your date, the captain reschedules rather than running the trip. Book Your Fort Pierce Fishing Charter. Tell us what you want to catch, and we will tell you which charter fits.
No. The $1,000 and $1,200 are for the boat, not per person, so a group of two pays what a group of six pays. Smaller groups often bring a couple of extra friends to split it further.
Yes, within the six-person limit. Anyone aboard counts toward the six, whether they pick up a rod or not.
Fort Pierce boats generally work on 15 to 20 percent of the trip price. The mate rigs, baits, and resets lines for six anglers across the whole trip, so it is a working day rather than a courtesy.
Yes. The target changes rather than the calendar. Reef and bottom fish hold through the year, and the pelagic species move in and out by season.
Yes. Pack what your group wants for the day. The onboard fish holds are for your catch, so a soft-sided cooler for lunch and drinks is worth bringing.
Offshore water moves more than most people expect. Motion sickness tablets work best when taken before departure rather than once symptoms start, and it helps to tell the mate early so you can stay where the boat moves least.